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Carbide Bit for Nail Art: Large cylinder, extra coarse grain for Promed 2020

Fits most professional nail files

From 1 pcs: 14
From 2 pcs: 13 (-7%)
From 3 pcs: 12 (-14%)
From 4 pcs: 11 (-21%)
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✔ The product is in stock in our warehouse in Widnau, SG, Switzerland.
No right to return product due to hygienic reasons

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Professional Nail Bits
  • CC11 Large Barrel Silver Carbide Bit 3/32 is a nail bit that has an extra coarse grit on the end
    • CC11 Large Barrel Silver Carbide Bit 3/32 is a nail bit that has an extra coarse grit on the end
CC11 Large Barrel Silver Carbide Bit 3/32 is a nail bit that has an extra coarse grit on the end

  • Carbide Bit

    • This bit is a CC11 Large Barrel Silver Carbide Bit 3/32 is a nail bit that has an extra coarse grit on the end. The part of the bit that has the grit on it has a large surface area, so that you can work on a larger section of your nails, without wearing down your nail bit. It has a standard shaft of 2.32 to 2.35 mm, and is designed to be compatible with most drills on the market. This bit has a large barrel, which makes it a great size for most nail work.

  • Carbide Bit

    • Because the bit is made of silver carbide, it is designed to last a long time, and be able to withstand daily handling. The silver gives it a classic look that will go with any drill. The extra coarse texture does a great job on most artificial nails, and it is a great bit to have around for those everyday tasks.

  • Carbide Bit

    • 1x CC11 Large Barrel Silver Carbide Bit 3/32

  • Carbide Bit

    • Standard 2.32-2.35 mm shaft - compatible with most drills
      Carbide bits: Fast work with artificial nails. Not for natural nails or skin.
      4 g
      4 cm
      CC11-ST332-XC, CC11ST332XC, Part # CC11 Extra Coarse
    Published on 27.10.