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March 28, 2012 at 3:20 am #14664chadleyMember
I’m still having trouble with my lines. They come out way light, and I always have to go back over them. I used a 5 round liner, and seven flat for shade.
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March 28, 2012 at 3:29 am #20392giliegilMember
they look allright from what i can tell – but if anything try a 7 or even 9 liner …….. :geek:
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March 28, 2012 at 4:19 am #20393tat2theEarthMember
Maybe try stretching the skin a lil tighter and slowing down ur hand a little to get a good solid line first time, Idk if this helps , what kind of ink you using? Could maybe be the machine speed as well
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March 28, 2012 at 4:50 am #20394chadleyMember
@tat2theEarth wrote:
Maybe try stretching the skin a lil tighter and slowing down ur hand a little to get a good solid line first time, Idk if this helps , what kind of ink you using? Could maybe be the machine speed as well
The ink is prism. And I Tend to believe I may be moving a little faster than I should. Also trying to figure out how to work off the needle tips a little more, rather than having the tube almost touching skin. Semi frustrated at this point. Just need more practice!!
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March 28, 2012 at 4:53 am #20395chadleyMember
@tat2theEarth wrote:
Maybe try stretching the skin a lil tighter and slowing down ur hand a little to get a good solid line first time, Idk if this helps , what kind of ink you using? Could maybe be the machine speed as well
Thanks for the advise by the way.
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March 28, 2012 at 5:39 am #20396tat2theEarthMember
I hear ya man I’m just starting out, I always work off the needle tip but I noticed that when it don’t take, I just dip it, wipe it, strech the skin n go back over it slower and it turns out good. If that don’t work I would try speeding up the machine, voltage first, if that don’t work then adjust with the contact screw.. this is based on my own observation, hopefully ill have an apprenticeship soon n learn better technique
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March 29, 2012 at 11:10 pm #20397DirtytripsixMember
Switch to talens. That prism black is no good. If your having to make more than one pass, up your voltage a little at a time, half volt incriments until your lines are smooth. Typically 7rl makes it easier to make clean lines than a 5. Always make sure you are consistent
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April 4, 2012 at 5:14 am #20398chadleyMember
I wish I was just out of high school again. It’s hard to do an old school scrub the toilet, sweep the shop floor apprenticeship when you have a house and family to keep up with. I thank those of you who comment , and share their knowledge . I can’t wait to use your tips.
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May 1, 2012 at 6:45 pm #20399DirtytripsixMember
I feel that one. I would get tired of being the shop bitch in like 15 minutes.. As you said being an adult and a family man, i think my pride would get in the way..
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