Ch 15 Electric Filing Flashcards

1
Q

A professional nail tech shouldn’t purchase an e file outside the industry as these files may not have the quality required for nails amd ______ & use ______ that shouldn’t be used on nails

A

Vibrate, different bits

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
2
Q

Most are micromotor machines. Motor in the hand piece. Transformer and on off and speed control in the base box. Smaller versions have transformer attached to the cord and are just as powerful you should _____

A

Try both to see which I prefer

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
3
Q

Smaller micro motors are ___ operated and you’ll have ____ hours of use before recharge is necessary theyre small compact and powerful but have less \___

A

Battery, 2-6, torque

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
4
Q

Craft n hobby tool e files not acceptable. Bits have a different shank size ___or 3.12mm our industry has ____ .79mm size. These have a tremendous amount of vibration that can damage the nail microshatter product and cause wrist damage to the tech

A

1/8”, 1/32”

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
5
Q

One bit clue of an authentic machine is when the price is much lower than others and indicates it may not be well made nor ____

A

Professionally guaranteed

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
6
Q

Speed is defined in _____. The # of times the bit turns in a complete circle in 1 minute. Machines vary in 0-35,000 CAPACITY. Working in the _____ capacity prolongs motor life

A

Revolutions p minute, middle range

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
7
Q

_____is the power n ability to keep turning when applying pressure machines very in rpm & this. Powerful machines require lower speeds because they are stronger. Less powerful have plastic hand pieces n need higher speeds n more pressure which may cause heat. If machine bogs down or stops with pressure, not enough____

A

Torque 2x

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
8
Q

Always a good idea to have a ______ as backup . All manufacturers sell hand pieces separately

A

Second hand-piece

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
9
Q

_____Is the tightness inside the shank for the bit. If the bit slips out , the ____ is too loose. Most techs use a range of ____

A

Tolerance 2X, 5k-20k,

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
10
Q

The hand piece should weigh ____ oz or 113-117g, be comfortable in your and have virtually no ____

A

4-6 oz, vibration

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
11
Q

You’ll only need to shift into ___ if you are left handed. Although some bits don’t ___ when in this direction

A

Reverse, bits

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
12
Q

You can plug this in to override speed controls on the front of the machine works like a gas pedal or sowing machine the harder u press the faster the bit turns less pressure slows it down

A

Foot pedal

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
13
Q

If u maintain and care for your electric file on a regular basis it will be in good working order many years check _____ for recommended hand piece cleaning service and replacement of cords

A

Manufacturer

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
14
Q

An e file should Turn smoothly w/o excess vibration because they are not concentric or have been dropped , wobbling or bent bits Can harm the electric file or cause damage to clients nails or ___ to a nail tech

A

Cumulative trauma disorder CTD

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
15
Q

Don’t purchase an electric file without a warranty. Terms n conditions will vary but most manufacturers will fix or replace a malfunctioning e file in____ at _____ to u

A

1year , no cost

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
16
Q

The se bits are balanced they dont wobble or vibrate . Some refer to ___ bits as being Centered if u drop bit while still in hand piece it may bend this throws off ____ & renders unusable it Can hit the nail as it spins & damage/ microshatter

A

Concentric bits

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
17
Q

Is the # of abrasive particles per square inch. In higher numbers particles are smaller and finer more needed to cover square inch coarser has less ____ and larger each piece of ____ to cover same space true for all abrasives . Boards. Blocks buffers and e file bits. Bits that come with ___ are diamond or sanding bands natural nail or buffing bits

A

Grit

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
18
Q

Industry shank size is ____ 2.38mm for crafts ____3.2mm

A

3/32”, 1/8”

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
19
Q

Styles available for bits : carbide, diamond. Gold , silver; ____bits , and sanding bits

A

Natural nail

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
20
Q

Made of carbide metal with flute like cuts that shave product instead of scratching the Way file sanding bands and diamond bits do. _____ long slender cuts or grooves found on a carbide bit. This bit is measured by the # of flutes in each bit .

A

Carbide , flute ,

How well did you know this?
1
Not at all
2
3
4
5
Perfectly
21
Q

4 types of carbide bits. _____ must be used from right to left in forward rotation.

A

Traditional
One way
Cross cut
Pointed flutes(cut in both direcrions)

Traditional

22
Q

Must be used in one way and meant for right hand techs

These carbides have grooves cut at the same angle and shave evenly when filing back and forth

These can also be used back and forth

A

One way

Cross cut

Flutes

23
Q

Grooves carved into the nail by filing with bits @ incorrect angle

A

Rings of fire

24
Q

Shorter cone shaped bit designed with a flat top & Can be used to shape top surface of nail and cut maintenance on small nails at a flat angle and at cuticle and sidewalls (areas that grow free of attachment to the skin) as well as prep the cuticle for a fill

A

Tapered barrel bits

25
Q

This bit is perfect for Beveling the enhancement at the cuticle during the fil Process can also be used underneath the nail or for shaping it’s shorter tapered shape and round top allows cuticle area and sidewall beveling to get it flush with the natural nail with no damage or discomfort.

A

Cuticle safety bit

26
Q

The slim long tapered and pointed but it can be used at the cuticle underneath the nail on top of the nail and to prep the cuticle for a fill it comes in various sizes

A

Cone shaped bits

27
Q

While the football shaped bits can be used for the underside surface of long curved nails it’s points can damage the hyponychium. On the other hand this is the under the nail cleaner but it’s a small and pointed bit that can be used for both tight spaces like the under nail sidewalls or for making designer holes and nails. The points size varies from manufacture to manufacture.

A

UNC Bits

28
Q

This bullet but it’s a small slender bit that is available in a flat top around tipped version and similar to UNC. Mini nail techs use this but in a fine time in style to prep the natural nail at the cuticle area for nail enhancement

A

Bullet bits

29
Q

These are commonly referred to as backfill bits originally designed to carve a smile line they come in two sizes small 1/4 and medium 1/2. They are available in inverted shapes for more ergonomic and precise cutting. These backfilled bits can be used to cut a new smile line to replace white tip product by angling it’s top edge and cutting across the smile line area. Larger bits can be used flat to the tip to remove white product

A

Maintenance bits

30
Q

These are sometimes called buffer bits. Made of natural Chamois , Cotton, or soft leather material. Used on the nail with buffing cream to create a high shine. They are one use only and cannot be disinfected

A

High shine bits

31
Q

These are usually cone shaped and made of diamond or sapphire and material. They work best for smoothing and contouring dry calloused skin most come with longer sinks. Some have hollow centers to ensure that they do not heat up too quickly. You may find some with rounded edges on the top that can be used on the sides of toenails on calloused skin. Use on slow or medium speed carefully In One Direction to prevent discomfort. Also perfect for man’s hand calluses and getting into difficult spots on the feet at a large foot file can’t get

A

Pedicure bits

32
Q

These are similar to tapered barrel shape but slightly smaller with various grits it is recommended you use find grits on a natural nail to prep it at the cuticle area for enhancement work

A

Prepper bits

33
Q

These are only one use paper bits that’s slip on to a mandrel. Need a file paper like hand files and can’t be disinfected. Generally used for shortening and shaping the top surface of the nail removing a gel sealant and filing calluses on the feet. Find ones are good for smoothing the surface of toenails to prep. They should not be used at the cuticle area since they can cause wings of fire.!!!

A

Sanding and arbor bands

34
Q

Leaving a file bit in the disinfection solution for more than 10 minutes at a time can cause

A

Rust

35
Q

A long slender carbide bit to drill holes onto the free edge of a nail enhancement to attach jewelry never use over the nailbed only on the extended free edge. Other bits have small carbide or diamond ball on the end to carve designs into the nail enhancement.

A

Jewelry and specialty bits

36
Q

They are cleaned and disinfected the same way as other multi used tools and implements like nippers but never use a dirty bit. Wash and disinfect each after every client. Remove dirty bits from the handpiece we’re not being used. *Replace with a blank as part of your cleanup in between clients. 

A

Disinfect-able metal bits

37
Q

You need to feel the gentle pressure you should use one filing on a bear tip before applying enhancement products once you’ve gained some experience with the machine practice on a classmate who can give honest feedback. Use bits at the correct angle and speed and hold in the handpiece comfortably.

A

Ok

38
Q

Balance your hands by using the pinky finger as the fulcrum finger or balance point this occurs when you balance the tip of one pinky finger to the tip of the pinky finger on the other hand as you work by doing this you take the negative pressure off the bed and displace it with the fulcrum finger this will give you more control.

A

Practice techniques for hand balancing and fulcrum finger

39
Q

Use the correct bit angle when using an electric file it’s important to always keep the bed slats and parallel with the nail you’re working on to avoid causing damage use a downward angle for the bottom of the new flat to the nail in the center and slightly angled up at the top of the nail not the cuticle area use a safety bit at the

A

Cuticle

40
Q

Is the term used for servicing nail and Hance meant‘s after two or more weeks from initial application usually allows the tech to apply enhancement products on the new growth referred to as a fil or a backfill and to structurally correct the nail to ensure its strength shape and durability known as re-balance. To prepare nails for a maintenance use medium grit fit to smooth old product in the growth area of the nail keeps a bit parallel to the nail and reduce the product down to the natural nail without touching the nail itself use a bit With around tipped safety edge for this procedure

A

Maintenance

41
Q

Never trim or remove loose now enhancement product with a pair of nippers causes the remaining product to pull away from healthy nail damaging the nail plate. I never use this on the natural nail or to remove cuticle tissue from the natural plate

A

Removing lifted product, Sander

42
Q

Use of round tip to bed at this area holding it flat to the nail this will safely allow the angle of the bit to do the contouring of the cuticle product change the angle east north or west of how you hold the bed keeping it flat to the nail it can get into the side walls of the cuticle area

A

Cuticle work

43
Q

Graduating grits is the key to finishing nails without leaving scratches graduating bits from courser to finer as with handheld abrasive and remove the dust each time in between changing bits as you graduate these will allow a smoother finish

A

Finishing

44
Q

Electric filing on foot calluses needs to be done when the foot is dry you can perform the pedicure first or last just be sure the feet are soft and dry before he start to work on the Calais. Apply callus treatment for the recommended time use a Terry towel to slow off the product and skin it removes. Rinse and dry well use the pedicure bit and One Direction to remove
Any remaining Calais use it slowly and One Direction to keep it from getting hot these bits can be used anywhere there is a callous including sides of toenails and undertones.

A

Electric files for pedicures

45
Q

Lift the bit off the nail frequently while working and adjust speed slightly higher to use less pressure he can cause the client discomfort and damage if it does adjust your procedure. Although diamond and sending that are appropriate they require a greater pressure and heat up faster than a carbide bit That is sharper. High pressure in correct speed and living in the same place for too long as well as using Sanders or sleeves or Chamois increase heat

A

Ok

46
Q

Occurs when the big grabs the skin around the nail during failing can be avoided by using the bit at the proper angle when working around side walls and cuticle area and the correct speed when working on surface of the nail. Important to remember bits have two sides we tend to look towards the center of the nail when filing but it’s the other side that is near the skin I can grab and cut the skin since bits turn clockwise.

A

Grabbing to improper pressure in speed so keep the bed parallel to the new angle the finger not the bit to file the sides of the nail and cuticle area. Use fits with rounded and such as safety style bits

47
Q

Enhancement products are like a jungle of vines trauma heat age and vibration can cause the vines to snap or become brittle free edge separation is caused by breakdown or age of the product or how hard the client is on their nails a client who is not careful or gentle can cause them to loosen and less than the adhesion of the product to the new to repair tips separation you must remove old product prep and reapply primer and products. Nail enhancement can wear down, Become brittle, and develop tiny cracks. Called___ do you too aggressive filing. More easily done with an e-file.

A

Microshattering

48
Q

Less expensive machines have higher

A

Vibration

49
Q

Keep the bit parallel to the nail

A

Safety procedure

50
Q

Third step of disinfecting metal file beds is rinsing away all traces of soap with warm water soap becomes less than affective for disinfectant easily rinsed off and warm but not hot water water water will not work any better try the bits thoroughly with a clean or disposable towel or allowed to air dry or a clean towel your bits are now properly cleaned and ready to be disinfected.

A

Ok

51
Q

____ is not an EPA recognize disinfectant it can be used to remove any remaining sociable enhancement products and debris From a bit before washing and disinfecting bit should not be used as a disinfectant

A

Acetone