E-file recommendations

[nataliemc]

Heyyyy,

Could anybody recommend a good yet not to expensive electric file ?
I’m knew to electric files so I don’t want to pay over the odds to begin with

Thanks Natalie
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[Alison Pilkington-Child]

Buy too cheap and buy twice. I was in the same boat as you and opted for the middle of the road. I got a cube, it has Marathon branding on the unit and a Saeyang hand piece. It cost more than the cheap options but less than the serious pro stuff. I got it from a podiatry supplier called TAFS.
It’s quiet, no vibration, never need more than half power, the unit never gets hot, takes standard bits, has forward and reverse and takes up little space.

 

[Beautiful-you]

I agree, don't bother with a cheap pretender. Even though it might do the job, they're noisy and vibrate a lot more and takes longer. I went for the Saeyang K38 portable efile. (Mine is from INK London). It takes up very little space and can clip to the edge of your desk. It's so quiet and gentle, that gets the job done in no time.

 

[nataliemc]

Buy too cheap and buy twice. I was in the same boat as you and opted for the middle of the road. I got a cube, it has Marathon branding on the unit and a Saeyang hand piece. It cost more than the cheap options but less than the serious pro stuff. I got it from a podiatry supplier called TAFS.
It’s quiet, no vibration, never need more than half power, the unit never gets hot, takes standard bits, has forward and reverse and takes up little space.

Thankyou so much

 

[nataliemc]

I agree, don't bother with a cheap pretender. Even though it might do the job, they're noisy and vibrate a lot more and takes longer. I went for the Saeyang K38 portable efile. (Mine is from INK London). It takes up very little space and can clip to the edge of your desk. It's so quiet and gentle, that gets the job done in no time.

Thankyouuuu xxx