Do you have a cheat sheet for the specific use of each drill bits?

Do you have a cheat sheet for the specific use of each drill bits? One of my clients asks what every bit is for every time she comes in.

We asked Vicki Peters, vice president of the Vicki Peters Signature Series for Kupa Inc., to answer with this useful chart:

Bit Style	Benefits	Use
2-Week Backfill	Small 1/4-sized bit to cut new smile lines	To trench out a new smile line on a backfill
4-Week Backfill	1/2 barrel bit to cut new smile lines and remove product	To trench out a new smile line and remove product on a backfill
Inverted Backfill	1/2 barrel angled bit for easier cutting	To trench out a new smile line and remove product on a backfill
Small Barrel	Slimmer and easy to see as you work	For surface work, refining C-curves, and shortening
Large Barrel	Larger for more surface contact	For surface work, refining C-curves, and shortening
UNC (Under the Nail Cleaner)	Tiny, slim pointed bit to get into tight spots and under the nails	For cleaning under the nail and drilling holes
Cone	Longer cone for more surface contact	For cuticle work, sidewalls, and under the nails
Slim Cone	For tight areas such as sidewalls	For cuticle work, sidewalls, and under the nails
Football	The curvature of the football allows you to get underneath a long, curved nail	For cuticle work and under long nails
Tapered Cone	Flat-topped cone for refining sidewalls and cuticle areas	For surface and cuticle work, and under the nail
Safety Bit	Rounded top for safe use at the cuticle	For surface and cuticle work, and under the nail

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