I, like most others here, have learned just about everything from Liz. Torque, pressure, parallel, speed, russian manicure, bits and their purpose. I could go on for days!!!
The most important thing I learned about e-filing (in addition to EVERYTHING!) on The Nail Hub channel is to hold the bit parallel to the nail bed. I can actually e-file my cuticles and remove hard gel without ruining my nails.
I have learned almost everything I know about e-filing from your channel. My favorite thing though was how to remove color without soaking. It has changed my business and my client’s nails for the better!
Im a newbie and lerning to be a nailtec in my own saloon here in sweden. Love to watch all your videos. I am lerning new things in every video you share. / Christina
I’ve learned not to fear the e-file from you. This has become my go to channel for nail education. Liz is on of the best educators on RUclips. These are some of the most in depth videos for public consumption. Little details like saying how far to put in the bit or remind us to stop rotations before switching can save your e-file and your nails!
I took a professional efile training course and can honestly say I learned more from watching your videos than I did from the course. I was afraid of dry manicures but by watching your tutorials and practicing on myself I now perform them competently and have won over almost all of my customers 😊
The most important thing I've learnt is pressure. I was always terrified to use my e file at a higher speed, but as soon as I tried it at a higher speed and less pressure, it was so much easier and effective at removing product😁
I am a diy and I learnt from your channel a lot of things in general about nails, and of course, also about e-filing. Probably the thing that has helped me the most is your insistence in not pressing the e-file against the nail and let the bit do all the work. I know it's pretty basic but not everybody remarks that and sometimes it looks like nail techs are using the efile as a chainsaw and it made a real difference for me! Barely any notches now! Also, I think AliExpress Sellers started to make references about the torque in their products thanks to you hahahahaha nobody knew what it was before (probably they don't know it now but I bet people started asking about it and that's why they say theirs have a good torque now hahaha)
I've learned that you don't necessarily need to have an expensive e-file to do a good job!!!! Your e-file tutorials are clear and informative....thank you so much!
I have learned that it's not the e file that hurts nails, it the technician. I have learned so much about this subject. I encourage all nail techs to watch your videos.
I've learned so much about not only e filing but anytime I have any doubt or questions I come to your channel time and time again for refreshing what I've learned and answering questions I may have or any trroubleshooting I run into.. Im glad I had your videos in my Arsenal before I bought the e file I currently have.. I learned from you that you get what you pay for and im glad I spent sone money on the unit I currently have.. I have a melody susie file but after 2 years the connections are loosening and has to be sitting just so or it temds to lose power.. I also am glad you hit on the importance of a higher rpm rather than using pressure to achieve a smooth proper removal and shaping experience.. Keep up the videos.. I love having your vids for at home viewing at my fingertips and adding another great source for continueing my education... Thank you for all you do!!!!
I’ve learned that the forward and reverse button is EXTREMELY helpful if you are left handed or ambidextrous as well as learning about how bits only work in one direction. That blew my mind.
I love how you explain things, so clear and concise. Tfs Liz. I have the bit you showcased, it’s my go to. I’ve learned to use a light touch and high speed when removing product or bulk so that the bit doesn’t dig in and it glides over the nail smoothly
In this video I learned that you don't need to apply so much pressure and the part that you loosen up is the lock chuck to insert the drill bits!! I always learn something from your videos. :) Thank you for sharing, you explain everything in a simple and easy way to understand.
Hey Liz! First off I love all your channel it has taught me so much and I always come back to rewatch videos before I practice a set. So thank you for that! One thing I’ve learned from you about e filing is when doing the cuticle prep work do one side in forward and do the other side in reverse! Genius!!!! Makes things so much easier haha🤟
Hi!! Thanks to your videos I’ve learned how to do e-file, to not add to much pressure, to not work in only one area but to move in all the nail, and also I learned the basics of dry mani. Thank you!!!
I have learned SO much about e-filing from your videos and ultimately the biggest thing I’ve learned is that it’s not scary and just takes practice! ❤️ there’s so much fear around e-files from poor experiences and horror stories, so your video was so refreshing and helped me learn that, when done properly, they can GREATLY enhance your service! Also, super specific though, the RPM vs Torque helped clarify so much for me. Especially while I was shopping for one
Everything I learned about efiles I learned from you! One thing I have learned about e-filing is the angle that you should have your bits to the nail plate. Parallel!
I’ve learned everything I know about e-filing so far from your channel. I’m guilty of being caught up with rpm and I’ve been looking at e-files with at least 30,000 rpm to begin building with. Thank you for clearing that up and for your informative videos.
When I started doing my own hard gel nails at home your videos helped so much with learning how to use my first efile. The advice that helped the most was to file at a higher rpm with light pressure. I spent so much time before filing off scared to up the rpm.
I learned how to respect the e-file and more so how to use it!! By the way I absolutely love your video's!! Very informative!! Thank you for taking the time out of your busy life to help us learn too!!
The one is I've learned is not to be scared. Your e-file videos have given me the confidence I needed, I've watched all your videos, even the ones in Spanish and learned so much. Thank you for all you have done and continue to do.
I have been learning to do my own nails for about a year and have learned from your channel is to hold the file parallel to the nail as much as possible while filing. That has helped me so much with the filing process so I am not hurting my natural nail. Thanks u so much for taking the time to teach us all and helping us learn and answering questions that we may have.
I have learned pretty much everything I know from you. You are amazing and you explain things so well and in such detail! I love your videos! Thanks and keep up the great work!!!❤❤❤
I have learnt a lot from you about efiling, the main one is about the many bits you can use to speed up services, which is something that wasn't covered in my initial nail technician training. So thank you for sharing your knowledge! 😁
I recently discovered your channel. I am a diyer. I do my sisters and my own nails. Love watching your videos to learn the correct way on doing just about everything to cleaning applying and removing product. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us diyers. In this video I learned what RPMs mean on a n Efile thanks again.
Hi Liz! I love your videos, they are so informative! I have learned a ton from you. The biggest thing is high speeds and low pressure. As a newbie, it comes natural to want low speeds since I am intimidated. I also have learned to be mindful of the angle to not cause rings of fire. I appreciate all you do for the industry, thank you!
I love that you show all ranges of products! I am just starting out and learning about E-files as well, so this is a perfect video for me. I did not know that the RPM's actually don't have anything to do with the torque. Everyone always says you have to have the 30,000 RPM machine. I'm sure it is best to have them, but I didn't know that it's okay to have something that has a bit less RPM's and still be able to do a good job. Thank you Liz for all your shared knowledge!
I have one of these. Totally love it 💕 You have taught me which bit to use that is most effective and that has really made a huge difference in my salon ❤️. Thanks Liz
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I learned that proper cleaning of the bits is very important! And also that we need to be very careful when closer to natural nails, when it comes to e-files. I love your work. 💕
Great efile! I have learned pretty much everything about gel from you, but most importantly, Ive learned about different efile bits and what they are used for. You make your tutorials super easy to follow.
When I started doing my own dip/gel nails at home, your videos helped with learning how to use my first efile. The advice that helped the most was to file at a higher rpm with light pressure.
I took an efile course but what I learned from you videos was so helpful. How to use a higher speed and lighter pressure has helped loads . Thank you Liz for you videos from a beginner nail tech.
I have learned from your channel how to clean the nails and cuticle area with an e file without damaging them. I have also learned what type of bits I need for every procedure I want to do. Thank you very much!
I’m a DIYer and I’ve learned everything I know about e-filing from you! Specifically I have learned how to distinguish between a builder base and natural nail when filing off product. I’ve also learned that you can file down to the builder base without taking it off. Thank you for taking time to teach us!
I've learned every thing I know about e-filing from you. Including what torque is so I don't rely on RPM's. And that you always hold your cuticle bits parallel to the nail. 🙂
Hey Liz! Because of your e filing videos I’ve learned the differences between particular bits and which are good to use on the natural nail bed vs the artificial nail. Cylinder Diamond bits are good for the cuticle which I never knew I always thought it looked a bit funny but coming to your page has definitely helped and made a huge impact on the choices I make when using certain bits and I’m extremely grateful!
I learned that it’s best to use the top speed on your machine to get the color off and it prevents skipping! Your videos have helped me get over my fear of the efile!
I've learned so much from you! I used to think good nail drills were at least 25,000 rpm but you taught me it's the torque that's important. I also learned the drill is where the motor is housed. And always use a light touch!
I don’t even know where to begin with all of the things I’ve learned from your channel about efiling! First, and perhaps most importantly, is how to prep the natural nail plate with an efile! Second is all you’ve taught about the different bits and their various uses. Appreciate all of your educational content!
The Nail Hub oh wow! I am SO excited - thank you! I never win anything! I think it’s a sign! I’ve been learning to do my own nails, and have been talking to my sister about my desire to open my own salon. I’ve been following your channel since I first saw you in Suzie’s channel, and I am so thankful to have found someone with the perfect balance of nail education and business education content! Thank you so much again! Will email details now!
I loved learning about the more mechanical side of the drill, most channels just focus on how it works with the nail, but it is important to know how the tool you are using actually works
I learned about speed settings with your videos! I was always really scared so I’d use a low speed no matter what I was doing. I’m happy to be able to learn and grow because of your videos!
I have learned sooo much from you it’s hard to pin just one, but for specifically e-filing from you I have learned what each bit is used for, I love how informative you are and you make things easy for someone like me who is just a diyer 😘
Hi Liz :) I learned pretty much everything about e-filing from your videos. The one thing that kind of shook me is that E-filing is not supposed to burn or feel uncomfortable!!! My experience when I was getting my nails done was not great, so I was scared to try it on myself as I`m not a professional. Thank you for teaching us and giving us the confidence that we can do it! ❤️❤️❤️
Ty for this informative video. Definitely the biggest thing I have learned from your channel about e-files is about the torque. I have really enjoyed your fundamentals series as well. Ty again for all of your hard work!! ❤️
I love how you explain every details, even the little ones according to the actual topic. The most important thing is, that I was completely afraid of e-filing before. I was afraid of ruining the natural nail plate, just because there was a powerful machine in my hand with a teethy metal stuff or a sanding bit spinning at the end of it. I got really-really nervous so I always chose the handfiling which was tiring and long. The way I am confident in e-filing now was a challenge but thanks to your videos I was able to learn every details of not ruining the natural nail, I was even able to learn how to shape correctly and I'm not afraid of the cuticle work and even from dry manicuring anymore. I just wanted to say thank you for being this enthusiastic in educating people, thank you for your time and for those explanations and professional details which have clearly made me able to rise above my fears of e-filing. So what I have learned from your e-filing videos (and from all of your videos as well) ? Basically everything. Thank you.
The most important thing that I learn from your videos is to not get frustrated and that when we are beginners we made mistakes. I have been doing nails for three years now and since you started this series I have been watching. Even tho some things I already knew I watched and end up learning even more. From e-filing specifically I learn how to NOT make pressure with the bit. I really love your videos and I think is an awesome thing from you to teach through RUclips so everyone have the chance to learn :)
The biggest thing I’ve learnt from you about the e-file is :NOT TO BE SCARED OF IT! As a nail tech that has worked with regular hand files for years, you’ve educated me that damaged nails are not from e files but from the person using the e-file! With your videos, I’ve slowly but surely grown to be comfortable worth the e-file. Not only has it saved my wrists but also so much time! Please keep doing what you’re doing. Love from Australia 🇦🇺
Everything I know about e-files has come from you! Torque vs RPM, holding parallel to nail. The most important for me is learning how to use on natural nails.
Hey Liz! I've learned that e-filing doesn't have to be so complicated. Just from watching your videos, even though I'd like to think I'm an experienced Tech myself, I've learned so much from your videos because it just shows that we don't have to approach e-filing thinking that it's super complicated or that I'm going to hurt myself. If we approach it with confidence and know that it's actually really easy and simple, we really don't have anything to worry about. I also really like how you've shown all of us the different BUFFER bits that we can use for the SKIN (or Mainly the skin.) I didn't really think about those bits. Like the buffer bits for the cuticle area that help get rid of the excess skin on the actual cuticle and side walls. I would have never thought to do that and my clients' Nails are looking so much better because everything just looks more put together and clean. They have also helped with lifting issues because my prep work is cleaner and I'm really taking the time to get all of that non-livng tissue out of there before application without using those unnecessary softener formulas that can actually CAUSE lifting problems. It's been a game changer for me. 💚
I have learnt that trying new things doesn't have to be scary! 😊 I was always against e-files, I thought it was for lazy nail techs but my repetitive strain injuries in my back are already improving after just 6 months of using an efile! 😄 Thank you for your very informative videos! X
I have learned a great deal from you! I learned that RPM doesn't matter too much as long as it has a decent torque. I also learned that it's safer or that it's ok to use a machine at full speed with light pressure. I was always scared to go too fast, but you're advice has helped a lot with technique.
Hi Liz, I have learned so much from you- torque, rpm & how they differ was interesting regarding efiles. Only minimal pressure needed was another thing I’ve learned. Thanks for the chance to win!
Thank you! Your videos are great and I learned so many things! All I know about E-filing comes from you! The gentle pressure needed and the position of the bit where the two more important things things for me.
I've learned that you just need a light touch with the e-file because it literally does all the work. I've been a nail tech for going on 4 years and have never used an e-file until this past month. Your videos have been so helpful and informative.
Hi Liz. Thanks for the great videos! I always learn so much from them. One thing that you said that I always remember when using an e-file is to use light pressure, and practice on myself ;) Looking forward to the next video xx
Learned to use a soft touch, make sure you turn off completely before changing forward to backwards, always give a little tug to make sure but is secure! And so much more!!
Hello, I am a beginner on nail art and I was searching on youtube on how to remove gel safely and it let me to this video. It's great to know gel can be removed by e-file as well as I am not a fan of acetone soak. Thank you!
I would love the opportunity to win this amazing E-file! About a year ago I started doing my own nails at home. I started with polygel from Amazon after watching DIY nail videos, then dip nails, and after running into your videos (thank God!!!) I started doing gel! I will NEVER go back!! The most important thing I learned about using an e-file from you is to use full speed and extremely low pressure to remove gel. I had never heard this before and it made me realize why I kept getting rings of fire by trying to use low speed and a lot of pressure. Thank you for sharing all your knowledge🥰❤️
One thing I've about e-filing through your videos is that all you need is the slightest touch. The machine will do the work for you. And you dont have to be scared to use an efile. Thanks for the giveaway & thank you for great videos. ❤
I just started watching your videos and I’m such a fan! I’m actually starting to get into efiling and one of the most important things I’ve learned so far is to hold the boy parallel to my nail bed! I only do nails on myself so there’s not AS much pressure, but I don’t want to ruin my own nails! 😝
As a DIY'er I have learnt everything I know about efiling from your videos. It taught me not to be afraid of an efile and that if you right handed you should go towards you while filing. I bought myself a cheap that I have been using but the reverse button has already given in since it's a cheap 😞 so I'm in need of a new efile. Thank you Liz for sharing all your knowledge with us!
I definitely learned a lot about e-filing. As a DIY artist (in my country the don't have an option for schooling or licensing) it is hard to find all you want and need to learn online. But your channel has thought me so much especially about cuticle work and the bits used for it. Love your work and videos. Thank you for teaching us in your own special simple way 🥰
I learned about the rpm that it good to do cuticle work, that your bit has to be parallel and since I'm left handed your videos helped so much explaining that it needs to be in reverse!
One thing I've learned in this video is that high speed allows less pressure on the nail when removing color. I've learned a lot on your channel not only regarding efilling. One of the video i refer the most is the one where you do a reverse french with a clear extension. I've been watching this video many times cos i see form placement, wet layer and shape! Been watching a few times your efile video explaining torque, it was the 1st time i heard this word! Thank you for the clear explanations and inspiration!
I have learned a lot about e-filing from your channel particularly about how to use e-file on my dominant hand and shaping with an e-file which has helped me a lot with my services for my clients
I have learned from your video about the e-file in general! I love how you explain in detail and how to use it! I just found your channel and just watched your real time gel nail polish video! And I loved it! I am going to watch it while I do mine! I like how you did the one nail at a time :) love your channel so far! Great job!
Everything I know about efiling I've learned from the Nail Hub, but the best tip I learned is to keep the bit parallel to the nail plate. That was definitely a game changer.
Always your videos are helpful! I have learned thats the e-file also can help me with cuticles and the skin near my nails, thats the most important thing to me..
I am a proffession nail tech in upstate n.y & i am always nervous about efiles i purchase but watching your in depth videos about efiling is always so helpful! Your details on torque & the appropriate uses with efiling in general has been so informative. I trust your judgment enough to make certain leaps & bounds with my decisions on purchasing efiles & you give me even more confidence in my work as a nail for 6 yrs now. There is so much more to learn in this buisiness & i am grateful for your time! Thank you Liz for all you do. It does not go unnoticed☺
I learned not to use pressure when e-filing. The difference in pressure is very important because it could damage the nail plate! Love the video, thanks! Good luck to everyone that participates!!🙃
Love you Liz . I’ve learned everything about E- filing from you . I also want you to know I want to start my own salon it’s been hard mentally financially and emotionally . I am so greatful for u. I love u.
Hi liz! I discovered your channel just a few days ago, but I think I've already seen most of your videos, I love how you explain everything and at the same time how you make everything so interesting, even the things I already know. One of the things that I learned about e file from you is how you need to move your clients hand in order to remove product and how you need to move your e file around the cuticle area, and that you actually don't need that much pressure on the nail.
Thanks again for another informative and relevant video. I love that you helped show the RPM is not the only important info to know about an e-file when deciding what to purchase! Would love to win this e-file!
I never knew anything about e-filing until I met you Liz!! I learned a few things the speed you can use to remove polish, also when storing to have It dust free with the center post inside it and the part you hold is the main device.
What I learned most from this video. Is to not focus on rpm and to look more at the torque. Also the angle on the bit is something you should look closely at.
I have learned alot. I have never used an efile before so this was a very valuable video. I had looked at one of these in Cospro but didn't get it because I was unsure about its performance. Now I can purchased this with confidence, if I am not the winner of this one, lol.
I learnt how to control pressure while using an e-file. I use to be so scared when I was new to it that my hands would be shaking. You gave me more confidence. I learnt how to control pressure, how to file in the appropriate directions properly, choosing the right bits and how to care for my unit. Thank you so much. You're a fantastic teacher.
I learned just about everything I now know about e-filing from this channel, especially that torque is an important factor in the machine's performance. I just wish more companies could mention their torque in their advertising, or at least product info.
I am glad that there is a “pro quality” product that is affordable and it won’t break the bank. I love learning from you.
I, like most others here, have learned just about everything from Liz.
Torque, pressure, parallel, speed, russian manicure, bits and their purpose. I could go on for days!!!
The most important thing I learned about e-filing (in addition to EVERYTHING!) on The Nail Hub channel is to hold the bit parallel to the nail bed. I can actually e-file my cuticles and remove hard gel without ruining my nails.
I have learned almost everything I know about e-filing from your channel. My favorite thing though was how to remove color without soaking. It has changed my business and my client’s nails for the better!
Im a newbie and lerning to be a nailtec in my own saloon here in sweden.
Love to watch all your videos. I am lerning new things in every video you share. / Christina
I’ve learned not to fear the e-file from you. This has become my go to channel for nail education. Liz is on of the best educators on RUclips. These are some of the most in depth videos for public consumption. Little details like saying how far to put in the bit or remind us to stop rotations before switching can save your e-file and your nails!
I took a professional efile training course and can honestly say I learned more from watching your videos than I did from the course. I was afraid of dry manicures but by watching your tutorials and practicing on myself I now perform them competently and have won over almost all of my customers 😊
The most important thing I've learnt is pressure. I was always terrified to use my e file at a higher speed, but as soon as I tried it at a higher speed and less pressure, it was so much easier and effective at removing product😁
I am a diy and I learnt from your channel a lot of things in general about nails, and of course, also about e-filing. Probably the thing that has helped me the most is your insistence in not pressing the e-file against the nail and let the bit do all the work. I know it's pretty basic but not everybody remarks that and sometimes it looks like nail techs are using the efile as a chainsaw and it made a real difference for me! Barely any notches now! Also, I think AliExpress Sellers started to make references about the torque in their products thanks to you hahahahaha nobody knew what it was before (probably they don't know it now but I bet people started asking about it and that's why they say theirs have a good torque now hahaha)
I've learned that you don't necessarily need to have an expensive e-file to do a good job!!!! Your e-file tutorials are clear and informative....thank you so much!
I have learned that it's not the e file that hurts nails, it the technician. I have learned so much about this subject. I encourage all nail techs to watch your videos.
I've learned so much about not only e filing but anytime I have any doubt or questions I come to your channel time and time again for refreshing what I've learned and answering questions I may have or any trroubleshooting I run into.. Im glad I had your videos in my Arsenal before I bought the e file I currently have.. I learned from you that you get what you pay for and im glad I spent sone money on the unit I currently have.. I have a melody susie file but after 2 years the connections are loosening and has to be sitting just so or it temds to lose power.. I also am glad you hit on the importance of a higher rpm rather than using pressure to achieve a smooth proper removal and shaping experience.. Keep up the videos.. I love having your vids for at home viewing at my fingertips and adding another great source for continueing my education... Thank you for all you do!!!!
I’ve learned that the forward and reverse button is EXTREMELY helpful if you are left handed or ambidextrous as well as learning about how bits only work in one direction. That blew my mind.
I love how you explain things, so clear and concise. Tfs Liz. I have the bit you showcased, it’s my go to. I’ve learned to use a light touch and high speed when removing product or bulk so that the bit doesn’t dig in and it glides over the nail smoothly
I appreciate that all you’re tutorials are simple and easy to understand. You take your time explaining the parts and usage of this eFile.
I'm really enjoying, and learning a lot from your tutorials and product reviews! Thank you!
In this video I learned that you don't need to apply so much pressure and the part that you loosen up is the lock chuck to insert the drill bits!! I always learn something from your videos. :) Thank you for sharing, you explain everything in a simple and easy way to understand.
I have learned everything I know about e-files from you. Your breakdown on bits was thorough and super help full.
Hey Liz! First off I love all your channel it has taught me so much and I always come back to rewatch videos before I practice a set. So thank you for that!
One thing I’ve learned from you about e filing is when doing the cuticle prep work do one side in forward and do the other side in reverse! Genius!!!! Makes things so much easier haha🤟
Hi!! Thanks to your videos I’ve learned how to do e-file, to not add to much pressure, to not work in only one area but to move in all the nail, and also I learned the basics of dry mani. Thank you!!!
I have learned SO much about e-filing from your videos and ultimately the biggest thing I’ve learned is that it’s not scary and just takes practice! ❤️ there’s so much fear around e-files from poor experiences and horror stories, so your video was so refreshing and helped me learn that, when done properly, they can GREATLY enhance your service! Also, super specific though, the RPM vs Torque helped clarify so much for me. Especially while I was shopping for one
Everything I learned about efiles I learned from you! One thing I have learned about e-filing is the angle that you should have your bits to the nail plate. Parallel!
I’ve learned everything I know about e-filing so far from your channel. I’m guilty of being caught up with rpm and I’ve been looking at e-files with at least 30,000 rpm to begin building with. Thank you for clearing that up and for your informative videos.
When I started doing my own hard gel nails at home your videos helped so much with learning how to use my first efile. The advice that helped the most was to file at a higher rpm with light pressure. I spent so much time before filing off scared to up the rpm.
I learned how to respect the e-file and more so how to use it!! By the way I absolutely love your video's!! Very informative!! Thank you for taking the time out of your busy life to help us learn too!!
I have learned so much about e filing from you. I hadn't thought about the break down of rpms on a dial without numbers. Thank you!!!
The one is I've learned is not to be scared. Your e-file videos have given me the confidence I needed, I've watched all your videos, even the ones in Spanish and learned so much. Thank you for all you have done and continue to do.
I'm a DIY and I've learned so much from your channel. 💜 Especially about e-files and rpm and torque.
I have been learning to do my own nails for about a year and have learned from your channel is to hold the file parallel to the nail as much as possible while filing. That has helped me so much with the filing process so I am not hurting my natural nail. Thanks u so much for taking the time to teach us all and helping us learn and answering questions that we may have.
I have learned pretty much everything I know from you. You are amazing and you explain things so well and in such detail! I love your videos! Thanks and keep up the great work!!!❤❤❤
I have learnt a lot from you about efiling, the main one is about the many bits you can use to speed up services, which is something that wasn't covered in my initial nail technician training. So thank you for sharing your knowledge! 😁
I recently discovered your channel. I am a diyer. I do my sisters and my own nails. Love watching your videos to learn the correct way on doing just about everything to cleaning applying and removing product. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us diyers. In this video I learned what RPMs mean on a n Efile thanks again.
Hi Liz! I love your videos, they are so informative! I have learned a ton from you. The biggest thing is high speeds and low pressure. As a newbie, it comes natural to want low speeds since I am intimidated. I also have learned to be mindful of the angle to not cause rings of fire. I appreciate all you do for the industry, thank you!
I love that you show all ranges of products! I am just starting out and learning about E-files as well, so this is a perfect video for me. I did not know that the RPM's actually don't have anything to do with the torque. Everyone always says you have to have the 30,000 RPM machine. I'm sure it is best to have them, but I didn't know that it's okay to have something that has a bit less RPM's and still be able to do a good job.
Thank you Liz for all your shared knowledge!
I have one of these. Totally love it 💕
You have taught me which bit to use that is most effective and that has really made a huge difference in my salon ❤️. Thanks Liz
I learned that proper cleaning of the bits is very important! And also that we need to be very careful when closer to natural nails, when it comes to e-files. I love your work. 💕
Great efile! I have learned pretty much everything about gel from you, but most importantly, Ive learned about different efile bits and what they are used for. You make your tutorials super easy to follow.
When I started doing my own dip/gel nails at home, your videos helped with learning how to use my first efile. The advice that helped the most was to file at a higher rpm with light pressure.
I took an efile course but what I learned from you videos was so helpful. How to use a higher speed and lighter pressure has helped loads . Thank you Liz for you videos from a beginner nail tech.
I have learned from your channel how to clean the nails and cuticle area with an e file without damaging them. I have also learned what type of bits I need for every procedure I want to do. Thank you very much!
I’m a DIYer and I’ve learned everything I know about e-filing from you! Specifically I have learned how to distinguish between a builder base and natural nail when filing off product. I’ve also learned that you can file down to the builder base without taking it off. Thank you for taking time to teach us!
I've learned every thing I know about e-filing from you. Including what torque is so I don't rely on RPM's. And that you always hold your cuticle bits parallel to the nail. 🙂
Hey Liz! Because of your e filing videos I’ve learned the differences between particular bits and which are good to use on the natural nail bed vs the artificial nail. Cylinder Diamond bits are good for the cuticle which I never knew I always thought it looked a bit funny but coming to your page has definitely helped and made a huge impact on the choices I make when using certain bits and I’m extremely grateful!
I learned that it’s best to use the top speed on your machine to get the color off and it prevents skipping! Your videos have helped me get over my fear of the efile!
I've learned so much from you! I used to think good nail drills were at least 25,000 rpm but you taught me it's the torque that's important. I also learned the drill is where the motor is housed. And always use a light touch!
I don’t even know where to begin with all of the things I’ve learned from your channel about efiling! First, and perhaps most importantly, is how to prep the natural nail plate with an efile! Second is all you’ve taught about the different bits and their various uses. Appreciate all of your educational content!
Congratulations Jen! You are the winner of our efile giveaway! 🎉🎉🎉 Please email us at sales@thenailhub.com so we can get your shipping info!!!
The Nail Hub oh wow! I am SO excited - thank you! I never win anything! I think it’s a sign! I’ve been learning to do my own nails, and have been talking to my sister about my desire to open my own salon. I’ve been following your channel since I first saw you in Suzie’s channel, and I am so thankful to have found someone with the perfect balance of nail education and business education content! Thank you so much again! Will email details now!
I loved learning about the more mechanical side of the drill, most channels just focus on how it works with the nail, but it is important to know how the tool you are using actually works
I learned about speed settings with your videos! I was always really scared so I’d use a low speed no matter what I was doing. I’m happy to be able to learn and grow because of your videos!
I have learned sooo much from you it’s hard to pin just one, but for specifically e-filing from you I have learned what each bit is used for, I love how informative you are and you make things easy for someone like me who is just a diyer 😘
Hi Liz :) I learned pretty much everything about e-filing from your videos. The one thing that kind of shook me is that E-filing is not supposed to burn or feel uncomfortable!!! My experience when I was getting my nails done was not great, so I was scared to try it on myself as I`m not a professional. Thank you for teaching us and giving us the confidence that we can do it! ❤️❤️❤️
Love your videos. I didn't have efile training, so it's great to learn how to hold, file with little to no pressure and care for the machine.
I’ve learned so much, but the one that comes to mind is that it’s always important to check your bit is secure before starting the efile. ❤️❤️
Ty for this informative video. Definitely the biggest thing I have learned from your channel about e-files is about the torque. I have really enjoyed your fundamentals series as well. Ty again for all of your hard work!! ❤️
I love how you explain every details, even the little ones according to the actual topic. The most important thing is, that I was completely afraid of e-filing before. I was afraid of ruining the natural nail plate, just because there was a powerful machine in my hand with a teethy metal stuff or a sanding bit spinning at the end of it. I got really-really nervous so I always chose the handfiling which was tiring and long. The way I am confident in e-filing now was a challenge but thanks to your videos I was able to learn every details of not ruining the natural nail, I was even able to learn how to shape correctly and I'm not afraid of the cuticle work and even from dry manicuring anymore. I just wanted to say thank you for being this enthusiastic in educating people, thank you for your time and for those explanations and professional details which have clearly made me able to rise above my fears of e-filing. So what I have learned from your e-filing videos (and from all of your videos as well) ? Basically everything. Thank you.
The most important thing that I learn from your videos is to not get frustrated and that when we are beginners we made mistakes. I have been doing nails for three years now and since you started this series I have been watching. Even tho some things I already knew I watched and end up learning even more. From e-filing specifically I learn how to NOT make pressure with the bit. I really love your videos and I think is an awesome thing from you to teach through RUclips so everyone have the chance to learn :)
The biggest thing I’ve learnt from you about the e-file is :NOT TO BE SCARED OF IT!
As a nail tech that has worked with regular hand files for years, you’ve educated me that damaged nails are not from e files but from the person using the e-file!
With your videos, I’ve slowly but surely grown to be comfortable worth the e-file. Not only has it saved my wrists but also so much time!
Please keep doing what you’re doing.
Love from Australia 🇦🇺
Everything I know about e-files has come from you! Torque vs RPM, holding parallel to nail. The most important for me is learning how to use on natural nails.
Hey Liz! I've learned that e-filing doesn't have to be so complicated. Just from watching your videos, even though I'd like to think I'm an experienced Tech myself, I've learned so much from your videos because it just shows that we don't have to approach e-filing thinking that it's super complicated or that I'm going to hurt myself. If we approach it with confidence and know that it's actually really easy and simple, we really don't have anything to worry about. I also really like how you've shown all of us the different BUFFER bits that we can use for the SKIN (or Mainly the skin.) I didn't really think about those bits. Like the buffer bits for the cuticle area that help get rid of the excess skin on the actual cuticle and side walls. I would have never thought to do that and my clients' Nails are looking so much better because everything just looks more put together and clean. They have also helped with lifting issues because my prep work is cleaner and I'm really taking the time to get all of that non-livng tissue out of there before application without using those unnecessary softener formulas that can actually CAUSE lifting problems. It's been a game changer for me. 💚
I ALWAYS learn something new with each 0f your videos/tutorials, your awsome and im so thankful for techs like you willing to share your skill💯
I have learnt that trying new things doesn't have to be scary! 😊
I was always against e-files, I thought it was for lazy nail techs but my repetitive strain injuries in my back are already improving after just 6 months of using an efile! 😄
Thank you for your very informative videos! X
I have learned a great deal from you! I learned that RPM doesn't matter too much as long as it has a decent torque. I also learned that it's safer or that it's ok to use a machine at full speed with light pressure. I was always scared to go too fast, but you're advice has helped a lot with technique.
Hi Liz, I have learned so much from you-
torque, rpm & how they differ was interesting regarding efiles. Only minimal pressure needed was another thing I’ve learned. Thanks for the chance to win!
I love the way you teach to take it slow and easy. Practice removing one layer of polish at a time was good for me, I could use a good e-file.
Thank you! Your videos are great and I learned so many things! All I know about E-filing comes from you! The gentle pressure needed and the position of the bit where the two more important things things for me.
I've learned that you just need a light touch with the e-file because it literally does all the work. I've been a nail tech for going on 4 years and have never used an e-file until this past month. Your videos have been so helpful and informative.
I've learned not to get hung up over rpm, and what to look for when shopping for a e-file. As always, great content.
Hi Liz. Thanks for the great videos! I always learn so much from them. One thing that you said that I always remember when using an e-file is to use light pressure, and practice on myself ;) Looking forward to the next video xx
I learned not to be afraid of RPMs and use a light touch. Thank-you for your informative series.
Learned to use a soft touch, make sure you turn off completely before changing forward to backwards, always give a little tug to make sure but is secure! And so much more!!
The fact that you keep the file parallel saved me! I’ve also learnt a LOT about bits and prepping them
Hello, I am a beginner on nail art and I was searching on youtube on how to remove gel safely and it let me to this video. It's great to know gel can be removed by e-file as well as I am not a fan of acetone soak. Thank you!
I would love the opportunity to win this amazing E-file!
About a year ago I started doing my own nails at home. I started with polygel from Amazon after watching DIY nail videos, then dip nails, and after running into your videos (thank God!!!) I started doing gel! I will NEVER go back!!
The most important thing I learned about using an e-file from you is to use full speed and extremely low pressure to remove gel. I had never heard this before and it made me realize why I kept getting rings of fire by trying to use low speed and a lot of pressure.
Thank you for sharing all your knowledge🥰❤️
I have learnt about cuticle work with the E-file from you! I’ve also learnt what ‘good’ and ‘bad’ looks like when purchasing an e-file! Thank you :)
One thing I've about e-filing through your videos is that all you need is the slightest touch. The machine will do the work for you. And you dont have to be scared to use an efile.
Thanks for the giveaway & thank you for great videos. ❤
I just started watching your videos and I’m such a fan! I’m actually starting to get into efiling and one of the most important things I’ve learned so far is to hold the boy parallel to my nail bed! I only do nails on myself so there’s not AS much pressure, but I don’t want to ruin my own nails! 😝
As a DIY'er I have learnt everything I know about efiling from your videos. It taught me not to be afraid of an efile and that if you right handed you should go towards you while filing. I bought myself a cheap that I have been using but the reverse button has already given in since it's a cheap 😞 so I'm in need of a new efile. Thank you Liz for sharing all your knowledge with us!
I definitely learned a lot about e-filing. As a DIY artist (in my country the don't have an option for schooling or licensing) it is hard to find all you want and need to learn online. But your channel has thought me so much especially about cuticle work and the bits used for it. Love your work and videos. Thank you for teaching us in your own special simple way 🥰
I learned about the rpm that it good to do cuticle work, that your bit has to be parallel and since I'm left handed your videos helped so much explaining that it needs to be in reverse!
One thing I've learned in this video is that high speed allows less pressure on the nail when removing color. I've learned a lot on your channel not only regarding efilling. One of the video i refer the most is the one where you do a reverse french with a clear extension. I've been watching this video many times cos i see form placement, wet layer and shape! Been watching a few times your efile video explaining torque, it was the 1st time i heard this word! Thank you for the clear explanations and inspiration!
I have learned a lot about e-filing from your channel particularly about how to use e-file on my dominant hand and shaping with an e-file which has helped me a lot with my services for my clients
I have learned from your video about the e-file in general! I love how you explain in detail and how to use it! I just found your channel and just watched your real time gel nail polish video! And I loved it! I am going to watch it while I do mine! I like how you did the one nail at a time :) love your channel so far! Great job!
Everything I know about efiling I've learned from the Nail Hub, but the best tip I learned is to keep the bit parallel to the nail plate. That was definitely a game changer.
Always your videos are helpful! I have learned thats the e-file also can help me with cuticles and the skin near my nails, thats the most important thing to me..
I love this machine! I have been using this model for over 7 years.
I learned that torque is truly important, I only really heard about rpms but you actually talked about the power behind the spin .
I learned about correct pressure when e-filing from your videos- which to me is SO important for safety!
I am a proffession nail tech in upstate n.y & i am always nervous about efiles i purchase but watching your in depth videos about efiling is always so helpful! Your details on torque & the appropriate uses with efiling in general has been so informative. I trust your judgment enough to make certain leaps & bounds with my decisions on purchasing efiles & you give me even more confidence in my work as a nail for 6 yrs now. There is so much more to learn in this buisiness & i am grateful for your time! Thank you Liz for all you do. It does not go unnoticed☺
I learned not to use pressure when e-filing. The difference in pressure is very important because it could damage the nail plate! Love the video, thanks! Good luck to everyone that participates!!🙃
I'm beginning to do my own nails during this coronavirus crisis and your video was very helpful.
Love you Liz . I’ve learned everything about E- filing from you . I also want you to know I want to start my own salon it’s been hard mentally financially and emotionally . I am so greatful for u. I love u.
Thanks. You are so meticulous in everything.💜 I'm a DIYer and learned a lot from you.
Hi liz! I discovered your channel just a few days ago, but I think I've already seen most of your videos, I love how you explain everything and at the same time how you make everything so interesting, even the things I already know. One of the things that I learned about e file from you is how you need to move your clients hand in order to remove product and how you need to move your e file around the cuticle area, and that you actually don't need that much pressure on the nail.
Thank you for making this video. It really halped me a lot.❤️
Thanks again for another informative and relevant video. I love that you helped show the RPM is not the only important info to know about an e-file when deciding what to purchase! Would love to win this e-file!
Love watching your videos! I learned to keep the bit parallel to the nail so you don't damage the nail bed.
I never knew anything about e-filing until I met you Liz!! I learned a few things the speed you can use to remove polish, also when storing to have It dust free with the center post inside it and the part you hold is the main device.
I've learned a lot from your channel. As for e-files, I learned how to properly prep a nail with an e-file.
What I learned most from this video. Is to not focus on rpm and to look more at the torque. Also the angle on the bit is something you should look closely at.
Love your channel btw tons of great info. I've learned to clean the hand piece before switching out the bits.
I have learned alot. I have never used an efile before so this was a very valuable video. I had looked at one of these in Cospro but didn't get it because I was unsure about its performance. Now I can purchased this with confidence, if I am not the winner of this one, lol.
I learnt how to control pressure while using an e-file. I use to be so scared when I was new to it that my hands would be shaking. You gave me more confidence. I learnt how to control pressure, how to file in the appropriate directions properly, choosing the right bits and how to care for my unit. Thank you so much. You're a fantastic teacher.
I learned just about everything I now know about e-filing from this channel, especially that torque is an important factor in the machine's performance. I just wish more companies could mention their torque in their advertising, or at least product info.