jtdaltonsr

@canvasyou wrote:

@jtdaltonsr wrote:

Oh and i do spore samples monthly on my pressure cooker. bought it brand new just for this reason. I have the autoclave bags as well that turn black when done right, and you know what? ITS NEVER FAILED :o :shock: ….cheapest home remedy out there. 8-)

The fact of the matter is that if you tell some new kid…

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@jtdaltonsr wrote:

The only advise to this is to STAY AWAY FROM CHINESE KITS!!!!! Invest in some good American stuff.

Ok, first, im a newb. So, feel free to bash me ;)

Second, i ear that alot, and that was the main reason i bought from a UK supplier, and im quite happy with my machines….. BUT can you explain why cant i buy from china??
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@jtdaltonsr wrote:

Does anyone know this bit of important information???? When lining, do you hold the machine at a 45 degree angle from the side of the line, or do i hold the machine at a 45 and “push” the machine right over top of the line? i hope u guys understand my question.

push the line at a 45 and if your moving along the side then you’ll…[Read more]

@Blake wrote:

@jtdaltonsr wrote:

I DID NOT go too deep, I know this much.)

you cant go too deep, what you think of going too deep is actually over working the area and thats probably what you did

That’s the first time i have ever herd that!!! I agree he probably did over work it, but needle depth is very important. It can cause greater risk for…[Read more]

@jtdaltonsr wrote:

I DID NOT go too deep, I know this much.)

you cant go too deep, what you think of going too deep is actually over working the area and thats probably what you did

@jtdaltonsr wrote:

What would be a more ideal spring setup for a beginner so that he can get used to hand spead on a liner?

I also want to know the problem.

@jtdaltonsr wrote:

Oh and i do spore samples monthly on my pressure cooker. bought it brand new just for this reason. I have the autoclave bags as well that turn black when done right, and you know what? ITS NEVER FAILED :o :shock: ….cheapest home remedy out there. 8-)

The fact of the matter is that if you tell some new kid that a cheap…[Read more]

@jtdaltonsr wrote:

GET A PRESSURE COOKER, save urself some cash.

Why stop there? You can get a 12volt car battery and a rotary motor, attach some guitar string – bust open a bic pen and you are in business… Why even tattoo at home. you could get a cardboard box?

Damn, I think I might have just saved you another $20,000 a year on your overhead!
: )

@jtdaltonsr wrote:

First off, stop Endorcing your freekin full disposables all the time. I told you from jumpstreet i DONT have an apprentice. Ialready got my answer, the methods Im using is just as good as full on disposable. APROVED BY DOCTOR, so….. Thats the only answer I was seeking, not ur marketing for what u feel is a good product. Sorry…

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@jtdaltonsr wrote:

ok guys, I have been asked this numberous times, so I will post this question here. What would be a more ideal spring setup for a beginner so that he can get used to hand spead on a liner? what i mean is what guage springs and whether they should start with cutback. If u dont have a direct answer, please dont post. I know that it…

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@jtdaltonsr wrote:

yeah im getting ready to order the two that you sell and im thinking about getting a stealth rotary, not sure if aluminum or lite version, but ima give it a go.

Let me know how they work out for you if you do decide to get them.

@jtdaltonsr wrote:

of coarse i need advice, or i wouldnt be posting, but I recently did a tat on a guy, it was his name in block hebrew. I actually used full disposable that a friend provided, I used 7liner and 11mag for shading. anyways, after the forth day, the thing looks like a dried up bowl of oatmeal, if u can understand. This is the first…

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@jtdaltonsr wrote:

This question is for the pros, what is a good starting point for liner rear and front springs? as well as shader? i know its by preferance, but for a standard liner, what is a good starting point when deciding which guage of springs? for standard packer? standard shader? any info will be greatly apreciated. I got lucky and have…

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@jtdaltonsr wrote:

Looks good, man. Post some of this style art in the skin, would love to see how u manipulate a needle..lol

Thanks…just practice skin for now. I Here is one I did today. I think this is my fourth or fifth attempt since I got my kit. I’m getting smoother but VERY far from where I want to be. Used a 5r for line and a 5 mag for…[Read more]

@jtdaltonsr wrote:

I was wondering if anyone else has the problem of the needle tip not pointing straight out of the tube, like it points a lil UP? someone told me I could just bend it down, but wont that mess the needle group up? its only for the liner setup, the shader and packer are fine. Also, any suggestions on how to keep a client from…

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@jtdaltonsr wrote:

have u tried to use diamond tips? they have a “groove” that will keep the needle from jumping around and keep your lines straight. also, try to do all lines in one fluid motion to keep the line looking like one line, instead of two crossing, or spots where u stopped. remember to have confidence, go in with it. if u dont, ur work…

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@jtdaltonsr wrote:

Your lines look shaky, but other than that they look good, man.

Thanks dude, yeah, I’m still working on that :)

@canvasyou wrote:

@jtdaltonsr wrote:

Well, I can get 250 individual wrapped and sterilized with gas tubes and tip combo for just $20. I already have the needles. So Im guessing that aint your version of a good idea…Still pushing the full disposable deal. I do understand, but to get the amount I would need, It would cost me a few hundred as aposed…

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@jtdaltonsr wrote:

Well, I can get 250 individual wrapped and sterilized with gas tubes and tip combo for just $20. I already have the needles. So Im guessing that aint your version of a good idea…Still pushing the full disposable deal. I do understand, but to get the amount I would need, It would cost me a few hundred as aposed to just $20 or…

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