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    • #25830
      madnation
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      Hi there, Im tried to transfer my design on pigs skin with stencil stuff, but it doesnt transfer well, looks ugly and kinda fades out. What could you recommend for transfering design with carbon paper on pig skin?
      @Lennart82 wrote:

      No prob. Were are all here to help :D

      And dont use a deodorant on real skin :P Use detol, it smells alot better (Nahh kidding) You can get a lot of different stencil stuff. Find your own, and this is a thing I cant say which works best. I can use Detol with ease, some cant. Now I’m just using Stencil Stuff. ;)

      Ohh my work… I’m still a newbie mind you.
      But if you care to read this heavy topic, then by all means :D

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    • #25828
      madnation
      Member

      Thank you so much for all the advice and help! I got some sticky deodorant, want to transfer some design on pigs skin and do some work, will upload it here. Where could I see your works please?

      @Lennart82 wrote:

      Oh, just checked that kit of yours.

      When it comes to real tattooing…. On skin. Get your hand on disposable grips. If you dont have an autoclave never use the metal grips. ;)
      This is good costumers service. Let them see you peel out a shiny new, STERIL grip. ;)

      And one last tip of the day.
      That ink cap holder… Get rid of it. You dont need it.
      Use some ointment to get your caps to stick to the workspace. And line them up in a row.
      (Why get rid of it??? Well you can keep it, just dont ever, never let the needle grace that holder… Never. Then you need an autoclaver. An there it to much cleaning afterwords. Get rid of it, and then you can easelly get rid of your used ink caps.):D

    • #25825
      madnation
      Member

      I got this kit LINK and all other hygiene stuff. Heres the pictures of how long needle is out in both positions.


      @Lennart82 wrote:

      @madnation wrote:

      Another question.. Now im working on pig skin. How deep I should put my needle? My needle is slightly out of the tip. Very slightly.
      @Lennart82 wrote:

      Well, welcome to the forum. :D

      Now thats a tuff one… How deep??? Going past the epidermis into the dermis, and not going deeper. aprox 1 mm.
      Is it slightly out, when the machine is turned of? Try looking at it again, when its on… See the difference??

    • #25822
      madnation
      Member

      Another question.. Now im working on pig skin. How deep I should put my needle? My needle is slightly out of the tip. Very slightly.
      @Lennart82 wrote:

      Well, welcome to the forum. :D

    • #25821
      madnation
      Member

      Hello, thanks for this nice answer!! Well I understood about the ink, could you recommend me some other one from UK/Ireland shops? What needle ismost used for lining, i tried RL3 and it was so narrow, took RL5 and its bit bigger, but theres no bigger needles in my kit.

      I found practice skin … shit!! Got pig skin, some difference.

      @Lennart82 wrote:

      Well, welcome to the forum. :D

      First things first, the butterfly you did on the practise skin look okey.
      And secondly, practise skin sucks… In a big way.

      Normally if the ink dosent go in SKIN, its usually becourse there isent a good stretch. This you cannot do on a practise skin. So my first thought would be, either your go to fast with your hand. Try making different lines, instead of doing an actual tattoo design.
      I know it can be hard to resist getting n there and making insane tattoos. But you want your line work to be perfect. If your line work isent perfect, well, then your final result woundt be perfect.

      Take the practise skin, and really practise, doing lines, setting the voltage, all those things. Do curved lines, strait lines etc. See which setting suits you best.

      NOW… Bad news time… Kashoku….. NO GO… Its a knock of in plain sight. Using similar logos as Kuro Sumi, living on looking like a good brand. DON’T use it on real skin… The result will shock you. Its okey on practis skin.
      And… Killer Ink…… I dont know what to say……… Except…. Find another supplier. Its not that I complete hate that site, but I havent heard or seen anything good coming out of that place.
      AND the major danger sign, is; When a tattoo supply company sells Gold Tattoo Certificated License to hang on your wall.. You should turn around. (Last I checked, I could get a Gold plate licens for both piercing and tattooing.. )
      The only positive I can say about that site, is that they do infact have an agreement with Intenze Ink. And they dont give a dealership to just everyone….

      Its entirely up to you. BUT dont use Kashoku on real skin. I dont know whats in it, but their black leaves a fine silver glow to the finished product.

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