Description
"Not everything can be painted over" – Nail Cleaning Drill Bit Set by Daniel Abratkiewicz
Sometimes a client comes in with a nail that looks "nice" on the outside, but you immediately realize: this isn't a case of quickly cleaning it up. "Not everything can be painted over" is precisely that reality – and that's why this Nail Cleaning Drill Bit Set by Daniel Abratkiewicz exists. If you've ever hesitated which bit to choose when dealing with a damaged or problem nail , this set will help you work in a structured and targeted manner.
This kit is designed with nail technicians and podiatrists in mind: not for guesswork, but to help you find the right tool for the right moment. Everything is logically structured so you can quickly adapt to various situations: from working on reconstructions to cleaning grooves, working under the nail plate, and precisely treating difficult areas.
Contents of the set
1) Innovative 4-in-1 bit
Material: stainless steel
Coating: diamond coating
Marking: red and blue band
Size: 5 mm
Application: working out reconstruction, shortening nails, treating affected areas, working on cuticles.
2) Diamond bit – narrow cone shape
Material: stainless steel
Coating: diamond coating + black protective nanopowder
Point: rounded
Marking: blue band
Size: 1.2 mm
Application: treating and cleaning nail grooves, cleaning spaces and calluses under the nail plate, smoothing nail edges.
3) Diamond bit – needle/spike shape
Material: Stainless steel with diamond coating
Coating: black protective nanopowder
Marking: blue band
Size: 1.8 mm
Application: precise cleaning of the nail plate in the proximal (matrix) area, cleaning of nail grooves.
4) Hard metal (carbide) bit – ball shape
Coating: black protective nanopowder
Cut: sharp cuts
Marking: blue band
Size: 1.2 mm
Application: Precise cleaning of hard-to-reach areas with affected spots, removal of secretions stuck under the nail plate.
5) Diamond bit – ball shape
Material: Stainless steel with diamond coating
Coating: extra black protective nanopowder
Marking: blue band
Size: 1.8 mm
Application: Cleaning nail grooves and hard-to-reach areas of the nail plate with affected areas.
Why this set belongs in your practice
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Targeted work on problem nails without any doubt about the right bit
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Complete set for cleaning, grooves, under the nail plate and detail areas
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Combination of diamond and carbide for different materials and situations
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Compact sizes (1.2–5 mm) for precision and control
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Protective nanopowder coating on multiple bits for extra durability
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Practically compiled for nail stylists and podiatrists
Instructions for use
Use the bits with a professional nail drill according to your work protocol. Choose the bit based on the area (groove, under the nail plate, proximal area, reconstruction) and work with controlled pressure and an appropriate speed. Clean and disinfect after each use according to current hygiene guidelines for instruments.
Specifications
Product: Nail Cleaning Drill Bit Set – Daniel Abratkiewicz
Type: set of 5 cutters/bits
Application: cleaning and treating nail plate, grooves, under the nail plate, detail zones and reconstructions
Materials: Stainless steel, diamond coating, carbide (ball), black protective nanopowder (select bits)
Marking: red/blue band (4-in-1), blue band (other bits)
Sizes: 5mm, 1.2mm, 1.8mm, 1.2mm, 1.8mm
Who is this set for?
For nail technicians and podiatrists who want to work specifically on problem nails and for precision cleaning.
Which bit do I use for grooves and edges?
The narrow cone (1.2 mm) is ideal for grooves, edges and areas under the nail plate.
Which bit is suitable for the proximal (matrix) zone?
The needle/spike bit (1.8 mm) is intended for precise cleaning in the proximal zone and nail grooves.
Which bit helps with hard-to-reach areas with affected areas?
The spherical carbide bit (1.2 mm) and the spherical diamond bit (1.8 mm) are suitable for hard-to-reach areas.
What is the advantage of a 4-in-1 bit?
You can perform multiple tasks (reconstruction, shortening, affected areas, cuticles) without having to change constantly.
Do I need to clean and disinfect the bits after use?
Yes, always. Follow the hygiene guidelines for instruments and your practice's cleaning and disinfection protocol.
