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>I still don't have a good way to clip my finger nails. I'm not an expert in this or anything, but I've found lately that I prefer frequently sanding down my f
by x1798DE 12y ago
>I still don't have a good way to clip my finger nails.
I'm not an expert in this or anything, but I've found lately that I prefer frequently sanding down my fingernails with an emery board rather than clipping them with clippers (which can leave jagged edges). If you were to staple or glue an emery board to something solid, maybe that would help.
You can probably achieve the same effect by taping/stapling some fine-grit sandpaper to a piece of plywood and setting it in your lap while you run your fingernails over it. I've had some success doing that with I think 180/240-grit sandpaper for a "coarse" filing of the nails, followed by a finer grit (320 or 600) as I get close to the optimal fingernail length.
- cowpewter 12y agoEven better for your nails is a glass file, and then you don't have to replace it all the time.