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[murai89]

lately I been using Dynamic Black,

I don’t think everything I’ve tried beats it. I tried Intenze, Silverback, Eternal, One, Kurosumi, Bloodline, Alla Prima, Fusion. Just my preference though

[murai89]

First off its called 8 Layers. 8 layers should be fine depending on the quality and size and length. everything matters but 8 layer coils should be fine. The main thing you need to know besides that is your spring gauge, tuning and stroke length.

[murai89]

an artist should say no also if the area they want it in isnt going to benefit their future or can make it harder for them career wise depending. i had kids 18 yrs old trying to get them to tattoo their necks face, hands, when they havent even realized what they wanted to do or become. they jump into getting all these tattoos just because famous rappers and celebrities what not have them. that you should say no to. or gang related tattoos and what not

[murai89]

i use every PPE as possible. face mask apron sleeves clip cord machine bags.. its not the fact of being able to see it contaminated. using barriers is to lower the risk of cross contamination making it easier to clean and sanitize. alot of those chemicals for TB u gotta have the surfaced wet with the chemical for 10min.

[murai89]

i would actually line the hair with greywash usually all the strands then use a mag needle depending on tatttoo size to define the hair. more of a traditional way.. usually on portraits i just use a magnum needle on everything.

[murai89]

most say depending you can use curved magnums long taper needles
or regular magnum long taper

[murai89]

thanks you guys.. the monroe was just a bloody one

[murai89]

thank you

[murai89]

i dont really like moms.. preferred intenze eternal silverback starbrite fusion.

[murai89]

i generally use silverback from lining and greywash

[murai89]

it really depends on the machine also.. springs tuned and
coils used..
i seen from 22uf35v to 100uf35v
generally depends on your preference how fast you like the machine.

[murai89]

i recommend getting needles by tatsoul or kingpin
they work great and if you can use a magnify loop 10x and see the actual needle itself
some are cuvred and not a real point which can cause alot of problems to your work and skin.
plus ive seen some china made ones arent even sterile.. some packages are slightly open and what not.

[murai89]

it really depends what and how you want to do the desire effect.
sometimes needles are too closed together and can cause more trauma to the skin
so it would have to be spaced out a little more.
but mostly mags would work well with good technique and machines..
generally for color work people use short tapered needles
black and grey long tapered needles.
and theres bugpin mags and the whole 9 about that.. just depends on your prefference

[murai89]

u need orings on your machines not only do they help you change the front springs stiffness
it also takes some vibration from the machine.. you have to make sure
you tune the machine with the right rear spring that will be enough to retract the armature bar assembly
and also a front spring that is versatile and have a flex in it but also stiff enough to
withstand the resistance of the skin.
a machine should be able to do both if tuned properly
color shade and line.

[murai89]

the whole reason why you need a yoke or not is because you want the cores of the coils to be
running as a pair so they have to be connected with a magnetic metal.
so frames that are ferrous doesnt need a yoke because the frame acts like a yoke
but frames that are non ferrous need a yoke made out of iron or the same type of metal
as the armature bar to connect the coils iron cores to run as a pair.

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