Mandrel Bit for Nail Drill, 3/32 in Shank - Ribbed Head for Sanding Bands, 4 cm Long

A mandrel is the base that holds a sanding band on the nail drill. This one has a ribbed metal head with a flange at the bottom and a smooth round shank. The ribs sit under the band, and the flange marks where the band ends. The product name lists a 3/32 inch drill shaft.

How It Goes Together

1. Slide a sanding band onto the ribbed head, up to the flange.
2. Insert the shank into the nail drill handpiece, as shown in the photo with the pink handle.
3. When the band is spent, remove it and put a new one on the same mandrel.

Specifications

What the Photos Show

• A close-up of the mandrel with its measurements
• The mandrel in a drill handpiece, with and without a sanding band
• A silver and a gold-tone mandrel beside a loose sanding band with a brown abrasive surface

Questions

What size sanding bands does it take?

The head is 0.6 cm wide and 1.3 cm tall, which is the size of the bands shown on it in the photos.

Is the shank size standard?

The product name lists a 3/32 inch drill shaft.