Coil Guard & Caddy Screw Set

The Coil Guard Screw Set is two stainless set screws and the mini screwdriver sized to them.

Every MiniNail guard and caddy is held on by two set screws, so one pack is a complete set for one of them. The same screw is used across the whole line, which means this pack fits the Coil Guard, the XL Coil Guard and both Coil Caddies. There is no chart to check and no size to match.

🧩 One Screw, Every Guard and Caddy

• Heater Coil Guard – the standard stainless guard
• XL Heater Coil Guard – the 30mm XL version
• Coil Caddy – the standard 30.2mm caddy
• XL Coil Caddy – the 40mm caddy

All four take the same two screws.

🔩 The Mini Screwdriver

A mini screwdriver comes in the set, cut to fit these set screws. It seats fully in the head, so the screws tighten and loosen easily and the guard comes on and off in seconds.

🔄 Where the Screws Sit

On a guard, the two set screws hold the clamp closed around the coil arm. Back them off and the guard lifts away for cleaning. Snug them down and it stays where you put it. The caddies work the same way.

Heat cycling works small hardware loose over time, which is the usual reason a set screw ends up somewhere on the floor rather than in the guard.

⚙️ Specifications

• 2× stainless set screws, a complete set for one guard or caddy
• 1× mini screwdriver, sized to the screws
• Fits the Heater Coil Guard, XL Heater Coil Guard, Coil Caddy and XL Coil Caddy
• One screw size across the whole line, standard and XL
• Sold as a set

📦 What’s Included

• 2× Set Screws
• 1× Mini Screwdriver

Screws and driver only. The guard or caddy itself is sold separately.

🎯 What It Pairs With

• Heater Coil Guard – polished stainless between you and the coil
• XL Heater Coil Guard – the same guard sized for 30mm coils
• Coil Caddy – every caddy, coil and caddy accessory together
• Enail Accessories – the rest of the parts and spares

🧠 Pro Tips

• Snug is enough. These are small screws in a thin clamp, and turning past snug strips the socket rather than tightening anything.
• Check them every few sessions. Heat cycling loosens small hardware, and a screw caught while it is still loose is a screw you still have.
• Keep the driver with the guard rather than in a drawer. It is a specific size and a general toolbox usually does not have it.
• Work over the table, not over the rug. Set screws are about the size of a grain of rice.
• Running more than one guard or caddy? Each one takes its own pair, so order a pack per unit.