E-File Basics

[@patriciagallacher6741]

What an amazing video, you are just in another class of your own,brilliant and thanks for doing these videos, anyone can learn from these,beginner or pro!

[@patriciagallacher6741]

Thanks Liz,never had a comment pinned. Again thanks for all the effort and time you take to put in these videos, your one of a kind absolutely brilliant!

[@fallenangel5346]

I have a battery pack one that I use when I travel. I love it too. It works amazing.

[@sailiante]

May I humbly request a video? Could you please discuss different AVAILABLE handpieces? I am following closely your e-file series, because I have fibromyalgia. I am highly interested in the available options for handpieces & what to be on the lookout for. Thanks in advance!

[@patriciagallacher6741]

@@sailiante its so hard to choose isn't it? I bought a cheap purple one for £ 20 and its still going strong from Amazon. I only do my nails as a hobby but its hard to choose without wasting money. Just remember when buying rpm is speed,torque is power.

[@bonnieriley1951]

@@patriciagallacher6741 asQQ

[@NailCareerEducation]

Excellent INFO - thank you for explaining Torque - i knew about it but you explained it so now i understand MUCH better💜

[@TheNailHub]

😘😘😘

[@onfleekanduniquebyebonybli9663]

My two favourite nail artist on KZbin 😘😘@nailcareereducation @thenailhub

[@anamiri8844]

@@onfleekanduniquebyebonybli9663 yes true, both great educators

[@xolabango1532]

@@onfleekanduniquebyebonybli9663 me too😀

[@julianayosifova1]

@@TheNailHub how much is the normal torque for a prof e-file for daily use(middle class).

[@Amberck2023]

Girl I am so thankful for your channel seriously! I started nail tech school last month and we just went over the chapter on e filing and that’s all we did. We don’t actually get taught how to use one and for me I can’t just read something, I need it shown and explained and hopefully experience myself. So thank you for making these videos!!!

[@kathykov1]

You came to the right channel. Elizabeth is an excellent educator.

[@anamiri8844]

Great I understand more from your videos than from one of my teacher at the course. Can you tell me from where I can buy a pouch to keep my bits in order ? Thank you Love your videos

[@kathykov1]

@@anamiri8844 I use a small container for my bits. I know Liz has in the past used an empty, cleaned out mint container.

[@anamiri8844]

@@kathykov1 thank you. i just saw in the video like a pouch thats why i ask, is not that i have so many bits:)). yet thank you for your suggestion

[@amezfires9247]

I've seen a TON of comments by licensed nail techs & students that say the same thing. I'm a hands-on learner as well, & I just can't believe that those schools get by with that kind of "teaching".

[@bernarddeconinck3695]

I just found your channel. I ‘ m amazed by the way you teach, it is crystal clear, it is understandable and the information sticks. Thank you very much.❤

[@TheNailHub]

Thank you so much!

[@Lifted11]

I didn't realise you had to dust off before changing bits! It makes sense really! TFS 😄

[@patriciagallacher6741]

Think that's why the ceramic bits have the circles on them at the bottom so you can use them to protect your efile from dust,well I assume anyway.

[@sailiante]

I didn't either!! Doh! 🤣😂🤣

[@jurikii]

This is super helpful and packed full of everything we need to know about the devices themselves. Torque is SO IMPORTANT! The file can rotate at a million RPM but if it cannot withstand the application of pressure, it's useless! Thank youuuuu for this video! You're seriously changing the game, Liz. So many people will benefit from this channel. 🙌

[@beautifullest21]

This is EXACTLY WHAT I WANTED TO WATCH!!!!!!

[@triborman7219]

Same here 😁

[@tayloronacloud]

ME TOO!

[@kalishajnz]

I've been doing my own nails at home for years now but since the pandemic I got into polygel. I thought I would never use an e-file but the more I progress to new things the more I want to learn. I bought a really basic cheap e-file to learn with and have just now upgraded it which leads to upgrading nail bits as well. I've binged your e-file series today and have learned an amazing wealth of knowledge such that now I will be more secure in my filing. Thank you so much for sharing what you know and not hoarding your secrets. There are a lot of pros out there as well as diy'ers and I love when professionals recognize that some people just want to learn how to better their skills for themselves. Thanks again 💜

[@TheNailHub]

So glad to hear these videos helped. Efiling is amazing and I'm so happy it is working for you. :)

[@mookzmom]

Ahhh! Monday is fast becoming my favorite day of the week. You answer questions I didn’t even know I had, and I’m so grateful! Since I only do my own nails, and am still learning , I got a cheap file to start with. I can see I’ll need to get a better one soon, and will be watching to see what you say before moving on. It’s been OK to learn with, but I have done some damage too. Less damage now than in the beginning, but I do now think a better drill would help minimize the risk. Thank you, Liz, for your continued excellent education, and your willingness to share with all of us!

[@KLR_FML]

She does answer questions I didn’t know I had! I just started this whole obsession and I can’t stop watching her videos because of how many times she would do this!

[@heathermichellehandmade]

My cheap e-file died on me and I replaced it with the MT-20. I couldn't believe the difference! It's just so good! I look forward to more e-file videos!!

[@beatahp335]

Thank you for this continues education, I am so glad you doing this .

[@kaywilschere5268]

Did you get it from Young Nails?

[@debijusnailzz2021]

I've watched so many videos of e-filing, I am actually filing right handed. I am a lefty. I did buy 1 bidirectional bit Just received by Medical e file the other day. Love it!

[@huiliu7142]

Love the way you explain the torque , enjoy your video very much,thank you

[@WitchySmitty]

This is a great video for those looking to use e-files and have a better understanding of the entire machine it's self. The more you learn about a tool the better you can use it for your self and the clients. Thank you so much.

[@kimberlystubbs8422]

*This is a professional powerful and essential tool when creating your acrylic or gel nail in a salon or at home. It has 6 different nail drills you easily can apply when doing your Mani or Pedi. I didn't feel like I was going to hurt myself or my cuticle while getting close to skin. I loved the color of the drill and the machine. I also saved money with purchasing this machine because the attachments and accessories were already included. I gave this Electric nail drill a 5 star because of the final results of my acrylic full set I applied and sculpted myself. Very satisfied.*

[@g-bgcg]

This is great info. My husband asked me about the torque but you are right, no one bothers to list that info. I paid $400+ for my e-file as a non pro. I wish I knew this info prior to purchasing. It probably wouldn’t matter as you can only buy so many e-files without a license. I like the info about the maintenance of the machine. Who knew how often to get it serviced. Excellent.

[@everythingbuthair]

LIZ. LITERALLY I would be nowhere without you. Thank you for arguing for a high quality desktop. At school everyone keeps buying either cheap knockoffs that have crazy rpm but no torque, OR a kupa passport to use full time with no plans of getting a desktop. Every time I try to dissuade them they don't believe me and now I can show them this video !!!!!

[@tarrenhuddleston4811]

Where were you when I was in school ? Omg this channel saved my career as a nail tech! THANK YOU!

[@jacamacika]

I can't express how thankful I am for your educational videos. I wonder where you learned everything it seems like noone else have the skills and knowladge you have.

[@emilykortan1740]

I was JUST thinking about this last night!! I use my E file all the time but I feel like I still have yet to master it.

[@lucydewar6729]

OMG, I am so happy you will be doing a series on E-files. Thank you. Can you please explain the measurement of torque, what should I be looking for?

[@TheNailHub]

Torque is actually measured in "inch pounds" or "foot pounds" but I've never seen a manufacturer list this spec. Best way to know is to go with good recommendations and ask the manufacturer. If they don't have an answer on torque it means it probably doesn't have any.

[@Danellr007]

I just got my Mt-20, it is so nice!!! Love neutral so much easier then having to turn it on and off to change the direction. Love that there are no knobs to turn. I could go on about my love for this. I waited for this years sale and treated myself. Your poor mani sacrificed for efile demo 😭

[@Hillarygirl21]

Where did you purchase yours from and when was the sale?!

[@yolyrom7233]

Your series’s on efiles is far better and more comprehensive than YN, Inc. or, any other video tutorial on KZbin on this subject. Believe me, I’ve searched and searched until I finally came across your educational in depth vids. Thank you!!

[@TheNailHub]

Wow, thanks!

[@Unelith]

Thank you so much for actually *showing* visually which direction is which!

[@gregoryfletcher5390]

Terrific tutorial! BTW, if you ever get tired of this nail gig I think you could have a promising career as a sound effects tech!

[@TheNailHub]

🤣😂🤣

[@d.on.in.a]

😂😂

[@apwhoa7767]

My nail education gave me a “goose egg” on any info on nails files other than the fact that I should not use a Dremel or a Flex Shaft. Thank you for the real useful information.

[@michelleoss-payne9641]

Liz, I actually laughed while listening to your sound effects describing torque, but it was seriously helpful! I'll now be hearing your motor noises when I'm listening to my own efile!

[@nunpho]

Me too 😆

[@starlightanddreams1317]

Some really common sense stuff that I wasn't thinking about. I bought a melody susie scarlet for home use. I didn't think about cleaning the dust off before taking the bit out. Duh. It makes so much sense. Also about turning off before reversing. Something that will preserve the motor. I have only used it to take off my acrylic one time. Thank goodness. This video is so helpful on how to maintain my little investment. Thank you so much.

[@Noloyiso_M]

I just googled "e files' while listening to this and the author of the article i read on nailsmag is Liz 😂😂😂😂 Love your work Liz

[@TheNailPolisher]

Ive been so thrilled about this series youre doing. Thanks so much for helping continue my education and teaching me new things! Loved this episode. Looking foward to the bits one!

[@jcchiou7628]

I’ve been watching you efile videos over and over, and today my medicool and bits that I got from the nail hub arrive! I am so grateful for how thorough and educational all your videos are, I would never have had the guts to try to efile without them!

[@kinkytoes]

It's refreshing to see well thought out educational content focusing on those important basics - fundamentals. Thank you for bringing this to us - definitely looking forward to seeing more. Subscribed.

[@tayloronacloud]

I just bought a super cheap $30 efile on Amazon and i can TOTALLY tell the difference of what you're saying 😂😂 i do my nails as a hobby and the efile just to take top layer off gel nails so its not day in and day out heavy use but it might aswell be because its just NOT a good drill.. im gonna have to invest if thats what im tryna use for my nailz. thanks for always being so thorough 💎 also, happy holidays! 🎁🎄✨

[@simonacusimano1958]

The sound she does while explaining the torque it's spot on! 😂 Love it

[@sushles]

I think you should have also covered brush motors and brushless motors in your video. Brushless motors are low heat and vibration and tend to be in high end efile

[@brittanakenlock9216]

Liz your manicure is giving life

[@evgeniamrt3730]

Thank you so so so much Liz for all these lessons!💜 We're really thankful to have such an amazing teacher go through ALL this stuff in such detail!Can't wait for the upcoming class!

[@prettynailsuncut]

You are such a good teacher. I am making a point of it now to watch one of you vid's at least once a week. Thank you.

[@lindat1879]

Another amazingly informative video. I feel like we should have a mid-term exam...hehe ☺. Never even thought about the dust getting in to the shaft or the torque of the e-file; I will now. Going to check mine for torque. Thank you again 😀

[@JordanaMafalda]

Hey Liz Thank you again for all your free knowledge ✨it’s absolutely precious I’m a beginner in the nail Industry I’ve just taken a gel nail course💅🏼 and I’m feeling super excited 😊 On this video on (11:38) you said the bid you were using it’s not meant to be used on reverse rotation. How do we know that when shopping for bids? Thank you very much P.S: Sorry about my name on my You tube account. I have to wait 90 days until I can change it.. my husband toke over my account and personalise it as if it was his by mistake...🥴 I wish all the best and once again thank you for your time to give us all this information. Jordana 😉

[@nunpho]

I wish I could afford an efile but I just do my own gels at home (plus I'm poor 😆). I still enjoy learning everything that I can about gel and manicures and I really appreciate the videos you make 💗

[@sailiante]

I just finished my second DIY acrylic set, & if it weren't for Liz, I probably would have ended up with some "Freddie Kruger" level claws! 😂🤣😂

[@shellyortiz1977]

Your a amazing instructor every nail school should have a instructor like you u explain everything in detail.....thank you..

[@josephinenicolas8198]

Thank ypu soo much for explaining how to use an efile step by step you are amazing LIZ...... Love U 🤩

[@TheNailHub]

My pleasure 😊

[@Moon-dm4ro]

It’s the most informative video about e-file that I’ve ever watched. I learned a lot from this video. Just subscribed today ^^ Thanks so much Liz for sharing your amazing education. ❤️❤️

[@TheNailHub]

Awesome, thank you!

[@Kittymewmew.w.]

You are a gem. I have learnt way too much from your videos than from any other source. Thanks a lot!

[@Ohnoitsruthio]

There are left handed bits?! How did I just fully qualify as a nail tech and not know this!! Two years training! Thanks so much for your videos, they’re so thorough.

[@TheNailHub]

Yes! Unfortunately there aren't as many styles but there are lefty bits as well as dual use.

[@MVPNaildesigns]

Great efile video love how in depth you het with all your videos..tyfs💞👍😁

[@KTEM88]

Super helpful video as always Liz! LOL @ “the Cadillac of e-files” 😂

[@annelijordaan1841]

Great info. Thank you for explaining it really makes it much easier to understand. I have a Medicool Pro Power 520. I totaly love it. The best e-file I have had thus far. 😍

[@maryanncarroll8151]

so thankful for your explicit instruction!

[@sailiante]

Thanks so much for this video, Liz! I REALLY appreciate your insights, as I feel that they help DIYers like myself to enjoy a great & creative hobby in a safe & informed manner. Keep up the great work!

[@erinwinn6172]

I have learned more from these videos than I did in school!!! Thanks you Liz!!

[@Saphindra]

I am sooo excited about this! *gets comfy to watch*

[@Saphindra]

Thank you for this wonderful video. It is so incredibly helpful and informative, just like all your videos. I started doing gel nails as a hobby earlier this year and bought a cheap E-file a few months back when it was on sale, but the handpiece is bulky and so heavy that I can't see myself using it. I thought to myself "how do people manage not hurting themselves with such a monstrous handpiece?" I do have hand problems (which is why I wanted to try an E-file in the first place, to reduce strain from filing) and weight is definitely an important factor for me. I was afraid to even try it out and it has been sitting in its box ever since. A couple of days ago I was looking for an efile with a smaller handpiece after I heard that there were very different ones, but I really have difficulty finding a good one here in Germany. The Erica MT-20 that you show in the video actually impressed me a lot. Not only is it slim and seems to be comfortable to handle, but it also looks nice and sturdy. The price seems reasonable for such a high quality product. Nice to know that the Erica E-files also come with an EU plug! The handpiece looks just like what I am looking for. I guess it is a bit too much money for me right now since it is still just a hobby, but it'll definitely be on my wishlist!

[@lisacarruthers9649]

Thank you, brilliant video! I have a nail tech 4 day intensive course coming up in August, and between you and Suzie, I feel like I'm ahead of the competition!

[@lritz1]

We should get certificates of completion after completing Liz’s course and I think they should be accepted and valid anywhere a real cosmetology or nail tech license is accepted LOL I feel like I’m not the only one that feels like we’ve learned more rom Liz than anywhere else! “Do you have your cosmetology license?” “No! I’m Liz Certified!” “HIRED!” 🤣Funny but totally true! LOL thank you, Liz! We love you!

[@TheNailHub]

If only! Maybe some day that will be possible. Thank you so much for posting this. 🥰🥰🥰

[@samhugh4965]

I totally get what you’re saying about torque. However, what amount of torque is good to have? Is there a specific ratio between torque and rpm that must be met? How is it measured?

[@hoangvu3121]

Loved this as always!!! Very informative!

[@lelarobinson2854]

I got medicool Turbo II efile for 80.00! It's been pretty good to me since 2016! Thanks for everything Mrs. Liz! Happy New Year!

[@psalm85godwins14]

Thank you. Awesome lesson!

[@Magritka]

so happy i discovered your channel!

[@joannleese1519]

I’m absolutely loving these videos! Your teaching style is fantastic and I’m really enjoying learning these important fundamental basics. I only do my own nails and I’ve been scared of looking at efiles because I’m left handed. I’ve only seen online videos of right handed people using them. You are the first person to talk about forward and reverse for right and left handed people (that I’ve seen anyway) and I’m looking forward to next weeks video! Thank you so much for my new found nail knowledge!

[@a.m.p.m.4650]

I have been looking forward to your videos. I have been trying to keep up with your basic videos. But I was wondering what are your thoughts on dip powder polish? Sorry, I know this isn´t related but I'm so curious. Thanks!

[@sarahwhite6677]

I would like to know too because i was thinking of getting an e-file to do dip nails myself .

[@monie2514]

I like the Melonie Susan I'm going to go over to 35,000 RPMs to 50,000 RPM Runs around, about $85-$135. I was thinking over the summer time of 2020. Have been a license manicurist .for 30 years😎‼️😎💯✨🎆🎉💫🎊 you have to take time to get familiar with a electric File. 👍 cheapest and work your way up. A lot of people are using Kiara sky and Melanie Susan. which is pretty reasonable🤦🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♀️🧖🏽‍♀️😎💯✨🎆🌟.

[@BajaRosie]

SO how is torque measure exactly?? is it based on watts???? the higher the watts the stronger the torque???

[@unicornkitteh5332]

No, that is a completely different unit of measurement and honestly, good luck trying to find torque specs because as she mentions in the video, even the manufacturers dont really provide it. I researched probably 20 efiles before I got mine and only found torque specs on maybe 2 of them. I had tons of notes written down somewhere but cant remember what a good number is to look for off the top of my head, just try to keep researching.

[@BajaRosie]

I was surprised that even kupa doesn’t have the watts listed but iirc watts do somehow determine torque abilities or maybe it’s just always been a coincidence for me when buying exiles that anything below 65 watts bogged down but anything 65 watts was able to handle a full time working tech. I first got a 20,000 rpm 15 w it would be fine for a beginner next was a 30 watt and it was significantly better, but my new 65w doesn’t stop no matter what!!!

[@TheNailHub]

Torque is actually measured in "inch pounds" or "foot pounds" but I've never seen a manufacturer list this spec. Best way to know is to go with good recommendations and ask the manufacturer. If they don't have an answer on torque it means it probably doesn't have any.

[@CardoorAlicat]

@@TheNailHub so how many inch-pounds should we be looking for? Can you give a range of maybe the lowest possible for a beginner, or just what the average torque should be to work with gel products?

[@gl-jp8up]

Baja Rosie wouldn’t it be amps instead of watts?

[@htownandi6263]

I have had my e-file (similar to yours) for probably 28 years and it still runs like a champ. Unfortunately last year the handpiece fell on the floor and a bit broke off leaving half inside. So far I havent found anyone to be able to fix it. But on the bright side, the portable e-file I bought on Amazon has the same input plug so I can plug it in to my original e-file box.

[@TheNailHub]

Hi there. You should call ericasata.com. They repair their own efiles and I'm sure they'd help you with yours if it's not Erica's brand. They do awesome repairs and maintenance and broken bits are an easy fix.

[@izeprnzess]

Thank u for being generous with ur time and knowledge

[@lienestera3840]

Hi Liz, first of all I have to say I'm so greatfull about what your mission, I've been watching and learning from you since I got my nail tehnician certificate. I'm based in UK, so I had 3 days training and I'm fully qualified nail tehnician 🙄 I can imagine what are you thinking about it, I'm not to impressed about myself too. So, I'm learning from you and few other great professionals here in KZbin. I just wanted to tell you are amazing and I learned from you a lots, I'm not doing nails on paying costumers as I'm still practicing on my friends, family and my practice hand and after 2 months still not feeling confident. I have one question, I've been looking in to getting efile qualification as I do spent to much time on removing product, unfortunately I've been told to keep practicing hand file as courses are designed not for beginners 😪 What is your opinion, Liz? Also I was advised to practice gel extensions on tips not forms, but I'm desperate to learn sculpting on forms, having lost of struggles, but with your brilliant videos I hope to get there eventually 😁 Lots of love and positive vibes from Latvian living in UK 🤗😍

[@zinebmaha1744]

I love your channel a lot and I am learning everything from it and I am so grateful but when I checked the efiles on your website none of them have how much torques they have in their description part! Please make sure it is written. Thank you

[@cindeepeters2286]

Just a home manicurist but this is so interesting. Can't wait for which bits to use. Also, I'm a leftie, do they make left handed drill bits?

[@TheNailHub]

Yes they do! Look for bits that say they are left handed. I will cover this next week.

[@marynaabdali]

Looks like my fav Luxio Beguiling colour 🤔

[@unicornkitteh5332]

where was this video 2 yrs ago when I was desperately searching for these answers 😭 (and I consider myself pretty savvy with research, I need to know everything I can about something, especially if I'm going to invest a few hundred dollars in it). Considering how important torque is, I was extremely frustrated that you can rarely find torque specs when shopping for efiles, even on the manufacturer site. I think I got a good efile considering the info I wanted/needed was almost nonexistent, and courses dont give you much 🤷‍♀️ but now I'm second guessing it. It's the Medicool ManiPro 30k but theres these open grooves toward the butt of the hand piece and I feel like it's just collecting dust, why would they design it like that? Now I'm worried about it after watching this video. Is air in a can a really bad idea? If it's just short quick bursts, until I get it maintenanced? Can I cover them?🤔

[@leannele4968]

I wish you’d do a video recommending cheap and affordable efiles

[@chenp.8067]

Thank you!!! Blessings 💅🌺😊👍

[@michelefeltman726]

Would love if you re make this video with your updated efile! Maybe at 60 frames cause its hard to watch

[@TheNewfieGirl82]

Great video, Liz! Very thorough. Can’t wait for the next one!😊💕

[@AsfreshAsADaisyy]

This video is so helpful thank you

[@paulak1292]

Awesome video... wish it had been avail when I was shopping for one 😉 In the end my research led me to the Mt-20 and I had a chance to try the instructor's at a shaping class ... so I bought the MT-20 .... looks like I made a good choice 😁

[@juliaramos6993]

This was so informative, truly thank you. Can’t wait to learn from your other videos as well!

[@ItsMeDee60]

Liz, thank you always good info and very timely.

[@lyndeneduplessis4830]

This was awesome. Packed with so much info! Thank you

[@TeaWithKeiTV]

First 😁. As always very informative and educational. Thank you.

[@gabriellemartin1575]

Would you ever do a product review of the new young nails efile thats coming out this weekend to see how it compares to your ericas file?

[@santiedewaalmalan8531]

Thanks for the video. 🌻

[@brendapaniagua8984]

I am loving your Fundamentals feature! Thank your time and education I so appreciate it 🥰 In your video you mention Torque is the key to a good drill. But you didn’t mention how much torque. Is there a number on what’s a good torque #? As I researched for drills I do not see any torque info. How can I find a good drill if that info is not readily available? Any ideas you can share 😉

[@butterflykisses-ritagather126]

Thank you so very much for this amazing video! I just LOVE watching you and you teach me SO MUCH! Kindest regards Lots of love Rita G

[@paulakoncki4029]

You are a great teacher!! Thanks for sharing!! 🎁☃🎅🏽🎄💫

[@ladyinmauve]

YES!!!!!! I recently bought my first e-file. It's been good thus far. My cuticles are beautiful. Lol. I can't wait for your video that will discuss e-filing the natural nail, overlays, e-filing with the non-dominate hand. As I removed my bulky gel overlay, I've noticed that I have to increase the speed 2/3s to max in order to have continuous speed. Unfortunately when purchasing, I didn't consider torque only rpm. Therefore, I must thank you for sharing your knowledge. I'll be better prepared for my second buy especially one with a lighter hand piece. Lol.

[@gtra8549]

Thanks once again for a wonderful information 😍

[@mindytrace9396]

it's so incredible getting pedicures.

[@Glassstones]

Very good explanation. You make it very easy to understand. Thank you very much.

[@huiliu7142]

Great video!!!!

[@iamthrivingmeditations3490]

Does Forward motion (for a right handed person) spin TOWARDS you, or AWAY from you as the natural motion of an efile?

[@TheNailHub]

Forward on an efile spins the bit clockwise. So you file from right to left in order to use that spinning to file.

[@iamthrivingmeditations3490]

The Nail Hub - Okay, that’s helpful. Thank you for answering! 🙏🏾😊

[@kristinowens899]

I thought it was all about rpm's. Darn!! I hope the one I got has enough torque, the one I have now stalls if I add any pressure. Now I'm worried haha. I'll only use it about once a month. Who am I kidding I'm lazy, probably closet to two months haha.

[@everythingbuthair]

you are my everything I can't wait for next week's bit video

[@melissabambie171]

Thank you so much, Can you equate Torque to Voltage power?

[@cityescapespa]

So Ive been licensed for 3 years and using and efile just as long. Recently I realized that I have always learned how to efile in Reserve despite the fact that I am right handed and use the efile in my right hand. I guess until recently I didnt understand what the forward and reserve was meant for. When I try to file in forward I end up burning myself or clients. What do you think I should do, continue filing in reserve or learn to file in forward?

[@TheNailHub]

I would suggest learning how to do it in the direction meant for your hand. If you're a right handed tech you should be in forward most of the time. I will show exactly when I use reverse and why. Also most carbide bits are meant to be used in forward only so it's better to relearn the correct direction.

[@huiliu7142]

Hi thank you so much for your knowledge of nail tech, I am going to nail school in may, but I would like to buy some products from your web, so I can practice on myself, do I need a register certificate for purchasing your products?? Looking forward to hear from you, a big fan from England !!!

[@micuchua70]

Great information. Thank you.

[@lorraineferguson231]

how much torque would we need in an e file ? thank you for sharing your information with us very much appreciated

[@sadieanne8869]

i was wondering if you could make a video on schooling/certifications to be a nail tech because im in high school and have a huge interest in this area. also i love your channel :)

[@stephshields8839]

Thank you for a fantastic video and really looking forward to the next one x

[@krissynddd8642]

Awesome video!! I am learning sooo much from you. Thank You!!