Jennifer,
I do acrylic and gels.  I also do wraps and dips when needed.  It is good to be 
able to do any nail service some I dont do a lot of but when someone is calling 
around you just might get work on a slow day. Or save someone's  fingers 
on vacation.  I use Entity acrylic and IBD gel.  
I am not much concerned with the cancer thing.  They are primarily using MMA 
monomer and that is a known problem. Possible cancers and birth defects 
and other things.  There is a ton of MMA info here on line. Deb has it on the 
beauty tech sight.  There is a big difference between  the "fumes" that stuff 
creates and  the odor that ours has. Read up before you decide to change what 
you are already good at.  Anyway glad to hear hubby is a good mechanic. <LOL> 
Mine is too. Also son is an electronics engineer so I think I have most of it 
covered. 

Take care
Dawn
[email protected]
Lancaster,PA


-----Original Message-----
From: Jennifer Hopping <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Sun, 21 Dec 2008 8:48 pm
Subject: NailTech:: Re: e-file tragedy






Hey Dawn I live on the east end of Long Island , I took an e-file class with 
Simmy thats when I bought my file it was'nt  to long ago I don,t think I got 
all that inside the drill lit he just heard me reading the advice and got his 
ass in gear sometimes other people can do wonders right ?? I have been worrying 
about this for a few days I am thinkin
g my daughter might get engaged on Christmas so she wants her nails in top 
shape . she hates hand filing  I only do finish by hand. that drill is a god 
send when you know how to use it. I read Atheinas post about the cancer issues 
thats pretty scarey stuff I am thinking of gels now I have used the Brisa but 
got onto co;lored acrylics now I think its time for colored gels . what are you 
into ?? Jennifer

--- On Sun, 12/21/08, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote:

From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Subject: NailTech:: Re: e-file tragedy
To: [email protected]
Date: Sunday, December 21, 2008, 8:57 AM




Oh Jennifer,
 hold on. Don't Panic>>> you can get it out without sending  it for service.  
The end of the shaft the bit fits into unscrews and you can get the broken 
piece out.  Did you get a small screwdriver and a flat wrentch with your unit?  
The wrench has a triangular whole in it. That is the piece that will unscrew 
the end.  There should be also a page of instructions for some minor maintence 
and how it all comes apart.  Take a look at what you got with your drill and if 
you arent too mechanical there has to be a guy in your world/area that  is 
mechanical enough can help you out.. Where in the east are you? Maybe one of 
us is close enough to help
Good luck hope you can get it figured out.  
Dawh
[email protected]
Lancaster,PA







 
-----Original Message-----
From: Jennifer Hopping <[email protected]
>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Sun, 21 Dec 2008 11:28 am
Subject: NailTech:: e-file tragedy






Hi everyone !! I hope everyone is great today I bet everyone is  busy shopping 
for the up coming holidays !!! its been very quite here. I am posting for some 
insight on e-file break downs the other day I went to file off some acrylic and 
my file skidded across my nail and the bit broke off in the file OMG !!!! I 
tried feverishly to get it out to no avail so I am sending it in for service, 
tomorrow . So how much $$$ that I don't have gonna cost me ??? I have the KP-36 
hand piece .I love my e-file and can not live without it !!!!!!  whats the turn 
around time on that ?? I live on the East coast. I know theirs got to be a few 
of you that can relate to this situation. Please let me know what I am in for. 
Thank You Thank You Thank You in advance for any info. P.S Fingers still 
healing and now I am probably going back to gels I can not live without my 
nails !!!  Happy holidays ladies have a great day !!! Jennifer










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