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On the right track man, looking good. What kind of machines you running? Also I notice your ink cap holder. You don’t have it covered? Are you working with that same ink cap holder without any barriers for every client?
What brand you using for your black and colored inks? Keep up the good work, you can see improvement as your progress amigo.
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Thanks guys, everyday is a lesson for me. I’ve tried a couple of brands of inks, starbrite, scream but I had to give intenze the crown. I did the research on their company and talked to numerous people that use it. They’re great. I’ve done good tattoos and some that at the end wish I had done different. I got several cap holders and they all get thrown in my autoclave in 5 1/4x 10 pouches. I also make my own stainless steel cap holders.( benefits of working In a color shop with a machine shop) easy to clean and fit in a 9 to 15 quart autoclave.
That black is zuperblack from intenze. Good stuff. -
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@Dilan wrote:
i got an arsenal of tattoo machines. I try not to buy nothing that its too hard to clean. but my weapons of choice are from fallen king. I even made a few but wont dare to use them in case they crap out. lol
Looking good :) I love building the machines, all mine are self-built from various parts bought here and there with custom coil wraps from photos I took :)
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@Dilan wrote:
Hey we gotta stay busy when not tatting! Lol
Absolutely, and knowing how to build the machines, is the first step to being able to diagnosing any faults which might occur during the process and being able to correct them :)
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