Review (3/5): I'm not sure this is worth the price asked...
I've always wanted to get into the art of doing my own acrylics so when I saw this drill set, I knew I had to review it. Firstly, it comes with numerous accessories- a fluffy brush for removing dust from the nail and work area, a set of to separaters for painting, a nail board, and the drill bits themselves. The entire set is nicely packaged and comes nestled in a velvety foam materials. The bits are held in their own clear container within the box. The set comes with a detachable adapter that plugs into the end of the drill and then into the wall outlet. The drill itself is small enough to handle pretty easily, although I can see where it would be difficult for someone with smaller hands than myself (I have large hands.) Inserting and removing the bits can be a challenge. The mechanism isn't well made so I have to fight with it. The power cord is much too short and I had to use an extension cord to give myself some wiggle room away from the wall outlet. Some of the bits' textures do a better job than the others, while some don't do anything at all. The over all look and feel of the set isn't worth the price, in my opinion. It works a bit too awkwardly to be something I'd use that often.