Does the sanding bend fit well and does not come off when you start grinding the toe nails?
647376
I have had no problems with it coming off as long as it is locked in place it works fine
1906595
Yes. Don't soak feet before or it will trap water under the nail. Its a tight squeeze but all your toes should fit.
633732
I bought this for my husband's birthday, he is a size 12 mens. The top of the foot does not get the kneading massage like the rest of the foot but it does apply pressure to the top when the air inflates around it. He broke his big toe about 4 months ago and I was worried that this massager would be too rough on it. He says it's perfectly fine, doesn't bother his toe at all. He uses it every night now. And yes, the massager gets to all the parts of the bottom of his feet. I've tried it once (size 8 1/2 womens) and I really enjoyed it.
80983
I just bent a sample piece, it will do it, if properly adjusted. But if thats a thickness you will bend a lot a press brake may be a better option. I will add that I have been very happy with this brake. Its perfect for the home shop and I have done some nice work for my race car with it!
1221477
I don't have hammer toes so this is a hard question for me to answer. From looking at pictures of them, I think this would help with mild or beginning hammertoes. This does help the toes and feet feel better from stretching. Good luck!
2129408
It has a kind of sanded feel. Not polished. I have not experienced any slippage myself.
351166
I haven't had this problem with this particular item. However, while using a different sander I did repeatedly experience the sandpaper not sticking. What I discovered is that the saw dust gets between the sandpaper and the base that the sandpaper adheres to. I found that hooking the sander up to my shop vac helped to reduce or alleviate this problem, but that isn't possible with this tool so my only recommendation is to vac the base off before attaching a new sanding paper. Make sure that you are using the hook & loop sanding papers. I found them at MultiFitBlades.com.
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Yes probably after soaking for about 30-60 mins, this is the same hard gel they use at salons. They usually use some kind of sanding tool like the nail dremel types to get it off faster. I use a sander when I am ready to fill my nails. When I'm sick of having nails and want to go natural I bite or peel mine off because I don't have patience haha! Then my nails are really weak and bendy so I put gel polish on so they are a little stronger and let them grow out! Hope this helps :)
429193
I purchased separately bits from Medicool also sanding bands (fine) to use. Now these are only used on artificial nails and if used on natural nails great care should be taken! Not sure this answers your question!
1909028
Yes I have the sander and used it several times. Works great in tight places...
1121040
Not really. A considerable amount of dust escapes from the shroud as you sand, and it takes a lot of pressure to grind it off.
264522
I use the slant board bare footed and with shoes. It has strips of black sandpaper to keep my feet in place, but the sandpaper does not hurt bare feet. I use it in my kitchen to remind me to use it several times a day. I am rehabbing a compound fractured ankle and damaged nerve. I need to stretch the tendons in the back of my ankle so I can dorsiflex.
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You can use any one of the attachments to sand the nail, the coarser the faster it will grind down. Be very careful, only grind enough so that the nail in not touching the ground when the dog is walking. I purchased the flex attachment for this same purpose. Works great, saves a lot of time and aggravation.
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Not that I noticed. It is recommended to let the nail dry before putting anything else on it though.
38427
Hi there! You could easily cut through the silicone to eliminate the little toe section. I think you could probably get through it with scissors, and if not, try an exacto blade.
235727
I haven't had any problems with mine, it does slightly bend with more pressure but it does fine for me.
988477
I think you'd be in good shape using the Bosch sander. I use mine for surfaces that are not flat and just love it.