3/32" UNC Regular Tip Gold Carbide Bit (XF - C)

Pana Drill bits are by far the best bits I have tired, in their price range and higher. All the bits I have tried form Pana are sharp and stay that way longer than any others I have tried. I see some people are concerned about them being too sharp. I would say this: You buy the bits to remove product and you want them sharp. if you are having issues cutting yourself or clients, either slow your speed down or practice on a dummy hand and put a bright color base down that will represent the nail bed so you have an understanding of your pressure.

I use an efile for my gel manicures and always do a cuticle and under nail cleanup with a bit. I've been using various diamond bits (flame, round, round barrel, etc) for a few months. I saw this type of bit on a Youtube video and felt like it might do a good job with damaging cuticles. I find this one really easy to use. I push back the cuticles with a pusher than use this at a flat angle under the eponychium and it cleans up really well. I do both directions on all fingers. Highly recommend.

This will dig out skin outta your toenails that you didn't even know was there. I used this as a part of a dry manicure (Youtube "russian manicure" for a great way to get perfect nails). My pedicure has never looked like this not even when I paid someone too much money to do it for me. If you use acrylics on your toenails this will all but eliminate any lifting! I can't believe how amazing my pedicure looks after using this bit. You can't get all that skin off with a traditional pedicure. There is no way to use nippers and get this level of perfection!

I do my own nails and I use the Apres Gel X system and this bit is great for cleaning up around the cuticle area if a little gel slips out.