Fantastic work man I watched your videos for 2 hours and the second day my tattooing just changed..clean one pass lines..knew how to tune it right..hit the right depth at first try..treasure for beginner who wants to start tattooing on the next level please keep going!! More on needles and tehnique for packing shading etc!! Big thanks
My "go to" needles are 5,7,9RL for thin, standard and thick lines 3RL for tiny details 7,11CM shading and color packing large areas and 9,13RS for shading and colour packing tight corners
The more I keep watching, this is literally just reminding me of all of my paintbrushes, as a professional artist feel like understand all of these needle shapes and pressure points
not only is your explaining on point for someone who is a beginner but the effort in this video to make sure we understand is a breath of fresh air, thank you so much!!!!
That's wass I appreciate this I been drawing for a 17 years now I'm 28 made up a tattoo gun at 13 tried n gave up now picking it up now needed this video for all these new types of guns I gotta stigma that takes these needles
I'm apprenticing right now and I can honestly say I learned a shit ton of information from this video (and actually retained it)! Thank you so, so much!!!
I was a tattoo artist for 10 years but in 2012 I went back to school and got into software engineering, still doing a tattoo here and there on family or friends. I need some extra cash after a recent divorce so part time firing the machine back up, My kit is old and needles now expired so am re-upping my stock and found all sorts of terminology I hadn't heard before, plus wanted to see what guys are doing nowadays. Not as much has changed as I thought but still I learned quite a bit here. Great video man thank you!
I love the tip use the needles as a paint brush cause when I first started all I had was 3RLs and I wanted to do a thicker lines and started from the start using 9RS for line work so thank you for reinforcing that you can use different needles for different things and by the way great videos
Awesome as always. 👍🏼 Would love it if you could make a video about hygiene. How to clean the tattoo grip after tattooing, use of different chemicals for the right job etc.
I appreciate this video so much as I still need practice on needle sizes and what there used for and how to use them so your help has helped me out a huge amount so thank you
Love this video it actually let me know that I'm doing the right thing but it seems like I understand this video only because of my experience in tattooing off and on love the way you broke down the needle groups and how you compared them to paint brushes boy I made a bunch of mistakes using the wrong needles at times but now I know I'm ready
I self taught tattooist learned from practicing on my self never really seen videos like this never been in a studio. Although on little quiz at the end was glad to know your selection of needles were very similar to my style minus the script where I would have used 03, 07 and the 09 rl mainly just because that is what worked for me over the years awesome man video was dope. I took a long break from tatto when went back to graduate software development which was career change but since graduation and find jobs are not as available as was once made out I returning to my tattooing because I was good at my tattooing and really just wanted a career change. Tho with that not working out and being left looking for work for so long now I have ultimately decided that I should have just continued my tattooing passion perhaps I should just went and done an art degree lol.
love you dude, you explained so well! the visuals helped me understand WWAAAAYYYYYY better even with the whole exercise illuminati tattoo design thing and quizzes, need more fo those
I am never ending amateur and my tattoos are sh*t. Most of times cause I using wrong needle or technique, my ink doesn’t stay and so on and so on. I found this video tutorial excellent! It’s really nice explained. Thanks for video! Keep up a good job!
@@BaiQla speaking from experience. these videos are great for beginners but they only give you a general understanding to tattooing. like the man on the vid said everything comes down to personal preferences. as long as she keeps at it she will figure it out on her own.
doing spmu and stumbled upon this learning needles. might be the only instructional video i didnt make 2x speed. lol.packed and informative. subscribing!
On the 1st question I was thinking 1203 liner and the 1007 so glad to see I was somewhere close 😂 just got my equipment about a month ago and it’s been a learning curve but it helps a lot to think of it like painting. My problem I’ve been having is parts of lines fading and just being superficial rather than staying in the skin. Which I believe is a result of me not stretching the skin in those areas or moving too fast and too shallow. (Btw I only tattoo myself so the tats I’m referring to are my own, wouldn’t go putting my craziness onto somebody for life, at least not at my current level.)
You know, there are people professionally tattooing that don’t even know this. That’s why I always tell younger tattoo artist coming in to the shop to ask how they can get in a shop, I always tell them that’s they can learn a lot from people on RUclips, and at least hone in on their skills and knowledge. Thank you. Even I learn something today. 🙏🏼
Learned to silver solder my own needle groupings when I started but like the ease of sealed sterilised needles... canvases can be assured of safety and clean eq
Different size gauges are all down to personal preference. Generally speaking the smaller gauges give a more solid saturation but when they get too small they can actually have the opposite effect so it’s just a matter of finding what works for you. Thanks for watching!
I've met people that don't know at all how to draw become one of the best tattoo artists , you don't always need to know how to draw to be one , I am good , and I'm not a copy artist , I prefer someone give me a idea and I work off it , and typically end up being proud , I have a severe mental disease from head trauma , but with all my issues this is something I'm good at I'd art thankfully, but even when Iey my bf his arm tattoo it's not that it's bad , but the person was not using the right cartridges at all , he used round when he needed a taper , and especially for his lettering it's as if he used a shader , but this person didn't use right anything I feel , but I think a lot of people should learn this I think it's def important
Very good work.. concise, filled with info.. short.. and you took the time to make illustrations to translate things.. like when explaining the make up of the needles. you gave all the clues needed. in 11 minutes (others take 30 minutes plus).. Thanks .. i liked and subscribed u da man.!!!!
Let me tell ya- I bought a tattoo pen and tattooed myself for the first time- looked like it was done well but a few weeks later my skin starts to heal and its getting itchy and scabby; turns out I didn’t go deep enough so the ink is coming off with my peeling skin. I can see my mistake now- the 12 standard isn’t doing me justice so I guess I’ll save up for 10s! Thanks so much for this video, so glad I subscribed!
10:44 to me for the portrait art ! I’ll be using 5rl for some lining ! 9rl for SHOW TIME thick shading , 7CM hair stroke . While 11CM for the highlight shading details !
Thanks for the video. It's helps alot. Lots of friends want tattoos from me because I do graphic design. I have the equipment for tattoos but I just don't want to mess up on this medium. Being it's someone's skin. Thinking of the needles as brushes helps my anxiety..👍
What an awesome, informative video. Nice energy too. Really there to help. It makes me think. How lucky we are, who starting into tattooing nowadays comparing to those way before.... We just have to come here to watch few videos & practice. I'm so grateful for it. Keep up the good work. Blessings Brother.
Tried tattooing today for the first time kinda got discouraged. Definitely harder than I thought it was gonna be and I feel like I have so many questions
@@hazelraycameron440 ive been tattooing for a week, i struggle on practice skin but i tattooed myself 7 times within a week and find it easier than the practice skins. i can see my flaws in the tattoos but ive gotten a lot of compliments! someone suggested tattooing pigskin because its the closest thing to human skin.
This video helped me alot...I've been learning for about a year now. I have tattoo myself. I started with coil machines but now I'm using rotary. You video are very helpful.....question, does the foam grip help on the vibration? The bigger the better?
I’m not really sure a foam grip helps the vibration or not tbh. If it does it would be very minimal. Grip size is literally down to personal choice. Some people feel more comfortable with a bigger grip and others not so big. Just trial out different ones and see what works for you. Hope this helps!
I'm just getting into tattooing and coming here has helped lots and also finding out I've been lied to alot by someone I thought was a down ass artist don't get me wrong there very good just don't get why they would lie to me about stuff but thank you a lot
Brilliant! You made everything so easy to understand. Thank you! I have a question that I can't find an answer to anywhere. I have just bought a charmant premium tattoo pen machine that uses cartridges. They have the usual 1rl, 3rl, etc, but there's also a 1d blunt needle cartridge and I'd like to know what those sized cartridges are used for.
I would like more of these quizzes I really liked the pt. 4. I just started tattooing >.< been drawing my whole life. Decided to pick up tattooing. If anyone knows where I can find more quizzes like these do tell! Great work man 👍👍
If you've found any let me know! I haven't even picked up a gun yet, I want to have as much information as I can handle before even beginning to try, and have the best headstart. Quizzes would be WONDERFUL
Great video and very detailed demonstration! I have a question for you, which needle you think would be best to use for camouflaging stretch marks and would reach the dermis layer at the same time? Thank you!
lusian welson for stretch marks personally I’d use a round shader as they don’t give a definite edge and have a more feathered look. Thanks for watching!
Hey, on killer ink you have the option of your standard round liners, then you have "super tight", I guess you get a crisper line with the tight grouping but does the line come out noticeably thiner and are there any downsides
Thanks so much for this I just bought a tattoo pen and need this info!! I have e the 1009RL but they gave me 1205M1'S for shaders. I need to find good place to order needles any tips I'm in Canada 🇨🇦
Great vid, one other thing to note could possibly be, bare with me I need to try and put this into words lol,with the thinner gauge needles ie bug pins, it may be worth noting that if you were wanting the line weight to be like a 5rl in a 12 gauge it’s possible you’d need to buy 7rl’s as the gauge is obviously thinner for the bug pins, hope you don’t mind me commenting.
I have a question. Disposable tips have labels like 5ft or 7 rt for example. How do you match them with the needle? I've been trying to just guess, but sometimes i end up with a tip bigger than the needle and stuff like that 😅 thank you very much in advance!
Make sure not only the numbers match but also the configuration. For example a tip that states it’s a 7FT won’t accept a needle that’s a 7RL. Because FT means ‘flat’ and RL means ‘RL’.
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It still amazes me that even though I’ve been tattooing for over 15 years, I can still learn stuff from others. Great videos my man.
Thanks for the awesome comment!
I have questions does this make you a good living because I’m trying to
Start up on tattooing but I want it to benefit me in the long run
@@JonoSmithTattoo u
@@alonetillicanfunctionramsr7392 you can make over 100,000$ a year if you stay busy
@@alonetillicanfunctionramsr7392 tattooing is a very good paying job you just have to be good at it. lots and lots and even more practice.
Fantastic work man I watched your videos for 2 hours and the second day my tattooing just changed..clean one pass lines..knew how to tune it right..hit the right depth at first try..treasure for beginner who wants to start tattooing on the next level please keep going!! More on needles and tehnique for packing shading etc!! Big thanks
Alex Alex thanks for the awesome comment! I’m glad it’s helped you out. Got loads of videos coming soon.
My "go to" needles are 5,7,9RL for thin, standard and thick lines 3RL for tiny details 7,11CM shading and color packing large areas and 9,13RS for shading and colour packing tight corners
Sounds like a decent selection for every job.
Thanks Bro! Now i got my reference
tysmmm
What gauge?
@@ZEFFENWULF I just use standard 12 guage I don't tend to use bugpins
The more I keep watching, this is literally just reminding me of all of my paintbrushes, as a professional artist feel like understand all of these needle shapes and pressure points
I always knew how to draw but never tattooed. Which is why I’m here. Staying down till I come up
Big facts. Me too! Just waiting on my Amazon orders atp.
Just bought the dragonhawk atom. Never tattooed. Just draw. So easy being a pen machine
Facts... I’m a pmu artist wanting to move into tats...
💯💯💯
same here
not only is your explaining on point for someone who is a beginner but the effort in this video to make sure we understand is a breath of fresh air, thank you so much!!!!
Thanks for the awesome feedback!
That's wass I appreciate this I been drawing for a 17 years now I'm 28 made up a tattoo gun at 13 tried n gave up now picking it up now needed this video for all these new types of guns I gotta stigma that takes these needles
I'm apprenticing right now and I can honestly say I learned a shit ton of information from this video (and actually retained it)! Thank you so, so much!!!
I was a tattoo artist for 10 years but in 2012 I went back to school and got into software engineering, still doing a tattoo here and there on family or friends.
I need some extra cash after a recent divorce so part time firing the machine back up,
My kit is old and needles now expired so am re-upping my stock and found all sorts of terminology I hadn't heard before, plus wanted to see what guys are doing nowadays.
Not as much has changed as I thought but still I learned quite a bit here.
Great video man thank you!
I love the tip use the needles as a paint brush cause when I first started all I had was 3RLs and I wanted to do a thicker lines and started from the start using 9RS for line work so thank you for reinforcing that you can use different needles for different things and by the way great videos
Awesome as always. 👍🏼 Would love it if you could make a video about hygiene. How to clean the tattoo grip after tattooing, use of different chemicals for the right job etc.
lense rider I’ll put the suggestion on my list. Thanks for watching!
You’re like the ultimate tattoo teacher id love to have hahahah very nice and simple thanks mate
This videos was very informative, the most informative I’ve come across. By far the video that helped me exactly how I needed to be
Thanks jono. My portrait work improved after watching this video and give me a few new ideas or reminder of old ideas that worked in the past
Finally somebody explaining which needles to use🔥🔥🔥
I appreciate this video so much as I still need practice on needle sizes and what there used for and how to use them so your help has helped me out a huge amount so thank you
This single video cleared up so much confusion for me, thank you!
Two minutes in and this is already the most thorough and informative video on this subject ive seen . thank you so much
Thanks for the awesome feedback!
Just got my first set linervand shader and started practicing on myself Getting better
Love this video it actually let me know that I'm doing the right thing but it seems like I understand this video only because of my experience in tattooing off and on love the way you broke down the needle groups and how you compared them to paint brushes boy I made a bunch of mistakes using the wrong needles at times but now I know I'm ready
I been looking up videos for a few hours and you just covered what I needed to know in one video 🙏🏽
Thanks for watching!
True story! And at such a simple way! Amazing video!
I self taught tattooist learned from practicing on my self never really seen videos like this never been in a studio. Although on little quiz at the end was glad to know your selection of needles were very similar to my style minus the script where I would have used 03, 07 and the 09 rl mainly just because that is what worked for me over the years awesome man video was dope.
I took a long break from tatto when went back to graduate software development which was career change but since graduation and find jobs are not as available as was once made out I returning to my tattooing because I was good at my tattooing and really just wanted a career change. Tho with that not working out and being left looking for work for so long now I have ultimately decided that I should have just continued my tattooing passion perhaps I should just went and done an art degree lol.
Third time coming back to this video lol big help on them liners and how big to go
Really needed this! Currently apprenticing but my mentor isn't really the greatest teacher. Definitely all self taught and looking to learn more
I’m glad the channel is helping you out. Thanks for watching!
I never leave comments but this video was phenomenal!! Thanks man 🙏🏻
Thanks for watching!
Dude… 10 min video and you answered a plethora of questions I’ve had since I purchased my first machine. Thank you! #subscribed
Thank you! Welcome to the channel!
love you dude, you explained so well! the visuals helped me understand WWAAAAYYYYYY better even with the whole exercise illuminati tattoo design thing and quizzes, need more fo those
Thanks for the awesome feedback! I’ll bear this in mind for future videos.
seeing unus annus in the background of the intro almost made me cry :') also good video! i learned stuff good!
Haha well spotted! My daughter is still in mourning for them ☠️
straight to the point, thank you! So simple when you know it
Thanks for watching!
I am never ending amateur and my tattoos are sh*t. Most of times cause I using wrong needle or technique, my ink doesn’t stay and so on and so on. I found this video tutorial excellent! It’s really nice explained. Thanks for video! Keep up a good job!
Thanks for the awesome comment and thanks for watching!
On bro
i’m jus lookin at this cuz my sister gettin into tattooing and i don’t want her to mess it up😂
Respect brother, great sibling 😎
@@BaiQla speaking from experience. these videos are great for beginners but they only give you a general understanding to tattooing. like the man on the vid said everything comes down to personal preferences. as long as she keeps at it she will figure it out on her own.
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How did it turn out? Because tattooing isn't like drawing on paper it's pretty nerve wracking the first time around even on your own skin lol
watch you turn out to become an artist. the world works in mysterous ways.
doing spmu and stumbled upon this learning needles. might be the only instructional video i didnt make 2x speed. lol.packed and informative. subscribing!
Welcome to the channel! 😀
On the 1st question I was thinking 1203 liner and the 1007 so glad to see I was somewhere close 😂 just got my equipment about a month ago and it’s been a learning curve but it helps a lot to think of it like painting. My problem I’ve been having is parts of lines fading and just being superficial rather than staying in the skin. Which I believe is a result of me not stretching the skin in those areas or moving too fast and too shallow. (Btw I only tattoo myself so the tats I’m referring to are my own, wouldn’t go putting my craziness onto somebody for life, at least not at my current level.)
This is the only video on this topic that matters. Honestly, nobody else explained it like this.
Right 💯
You know, there are people professionally tattooing that don’t even know this. That’s why I always tell younger tattoo artist coming in to the shop to ask how they can get in a shop, I always tell them that’s they can learn a lot from people on RUclips, and at least hone in on their skills and knowledge. Thank you. Even I learn something today. 🙏🏼
Thanks for the awesome comment and thanks for watching!
Learned to silver solder my own needle groupings when I started but like the ease of sealed sterilised needles... canvases can be assured of safety and clean eq
So much more informative in an example way than anything ive found on you tube so far... Thank you!
Thanks for the awesome comment and thanks for watching!
Jesus it’s Keith Lemon the tattooist from Yorkshire!!!! Loved the video, thanks mate. From 🇨🇦
Finally i understand the needels. Thank you so much for your usefull video!!!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for this, really clear and easy to understand. Any chance you could explain the benefits of different sizes of the gages?
Different size gauges are all down to personal preference. Generally speaking the smaller gauges give a more solid saturation but when they get too small they can actually have the opposite effect so it’s just a matter of finding what works for you. Thanks for watching!
I've met people that don't know at all how to draw become one of the best tattoo artists , you don't always need to know how to draw to be one , I am good , and I'm not a copy artist , I prefer someone give me a idea and I work off it , and typically end up being proud , I have a severe mental disease from head trauma , but with all my issues this is something I'm good at I'd art thankfully, but even when Iey my bf his arm tattoo it's not that it's bad , but the person was not using the right cartridges at all , he used round when he needed a taper , and especially for his lettering it's as if he used a shader , but this person didn't use right anything I feel , but I think a lot of people should learn this I think it's def important
Very good work.. concise, filled with info.. short.. and you took the time to make illustrations to translate things.. like when explaining the make up of the needles. you gave all the clues needed. in 11 minutes (others take 30 minutes plus).. Thanks .. i liked and subscribed u da man.!!!!
Great video thanks , just starting to get into tattooing, done a few but don't know much 😬
Thank you for the info ...love all your video s helped take my tattoos to the next level could u do a vide about defrents between inks
Let me tell ya- I bought a tattoo pen and tattooed myself for the first time- looked like it was done well but a few weeks later my skin starts to heal and its getting itchy and scabby; turns out I didn’t go deep enough so the ink is coming off with my peeling skin. I can see my mistake now- the 12 standard isn’t doing me justice so I guess I’ll save up for 10s! Thanks so much for this video, so glad I subscribed!
I prefer double zeros because they give a much bolder line. Thanks for watching!
10:44 to me for the portrait art ! I’ll be using 5rl for some lining ! 9rl for SHOW TIME thick shading , 7CM hair stroke . While 11CM for the highlight shading details !
Love the descriptions, I’ll definitely watch this a few more times to really help all the info sink in to better understand. Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
hi.good job explaining the needles,when should u use long or short tapers?
I know this video is old, but man you helped me clear up some stuff! Thank you so much!! Now I know my work wil get so much better!
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!!
Most straight forward and informative needle choice video I’ve seen. Good job!
Thanks for watching!
This is such a brilliant video! Thank you!!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video. It's helps alot. Lots of friends want tattoos from me because I do graphic design. I have the equipment for tattoos but I just don't want to mess up on this medium. Being it's someone's skin. Thinking of the needles as brushes helps my anxiety..👍
That’s a great attitude to have towards tattooing. Good luck with it all!
I was totally pickin up what you were puttin down J! 👍😎👍
Thank you mate, just started to practice the art on fake skin, appreciate it
What an awesome, informative video. Nice energy too. Really there to help. It makes me think. How lucky we are, who starting into tattooing nowadays comparing to those way before.... We just have to come here to watch few videos & practice. I'm so grateful for it.
Keep up the good work. Blessings Brother.
Thanks for the awesome comment!
I personally like T-Tech the first generation i like EZ as well the first generation and I like T Pro the only cartridges I like personally.
Tried tattooing today for the first time kinda got discouraged. Definitely harder than I thought it was gonna be and I feel like I have so many questions
Same. All my friends who started tattooing went straight to skin and it all looked great. I can barely get a line on imitation skin.
@@hazelraycameron440 ive been tattooing for a week, i struggle on practice skin but i tattooed myself 7 times within a week and find it easier than the practice skins. i can see my flaws in the tattoos but ive gotten a lot of compliments! someone suggested tattooing pigskin because its the closest thing to human skin.
Keep it going man,never give up
Just found your channel I’m a artist but I want to be a tattooist so I came to you. I’m in uk also
Thank you so much brother I have started my journey and now it's easy for me to chose a correct needle ❤️❤️❤️❤️
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
This literally my Tattoo Needle Bible ❤
there is a real science to this thanx for educating me
This video helped me alot...I've been learning for about a year now. I have tattoo myself. I started with coil machines but now I'm using rotary. You video are very helpful.....question, does the foam grip help on the vibration? The bigger the better?
I’m not really sure a foam grip helps the vibration or not tbh. If it does it would be very minimal. Grip size is literally down to personal choice. Some people feel more comfortable with a bigger grip and others not so big. Just trial out different ones and see what works for you. Hope this helps!
Thank you! I do PMU and started doing some simple tattoos and I’m not liking how much I’m going over the same lines multiple times. This helps.
Thanks for watching!
Are you using your PMU machine?
I'm just getting into tattooing and coming here has helped lots and also finding out I've been lied to alot by someone I thought was a down ass artist don't get me wrong there very good just don't get why they would lie to me about stuff but thank you a lot
Great video..Thanks..i was close on the quiz..I was suprised...
Thanks bro. Good info!
Love this! types of needle for different jobs.
holy shit this is one hell of an eye opener!
amazingly helpful without any confusion thankyou for sharing , worth the sub great content
Ive used flat shaders for fast whip shading and it worked good everytime
I’ve begun practicing and this video was very helpful, thank you!
Thanks for watching!
@@JonoSmithTattoo what tattoo cartridge brands would you recommend?
Thank you so much that was an absolute massive help for me. Im an upcoming tattoo artist and your videos have helped me alot
Thanks for watching!
@@JonoSmithTattoo ymmm
11:13 I got it ! You just a great mentor to me ! 😍🙏🏽💃🏽💃🏽
Thank you! This was actually really informative! 🤗
Thanks for watching!
This is actually very educational. Thaaaaanksss!!
Thank you, you are a really helpful and informative teacher! Much appreciated Jono :)
Thanks for watching!
Brilliant! You made everything so easy to understand. Thank you! I have a question that I can't find an answer to anywhere. I have just bought a charmant premium tattoo pen machine that uses cartridges. They have the usual 1rl, 3rl, etc, but there's also a 1d blunt needle cartridge and I'd like to know what those sized cartridges are used for.
WHAT A QUALITY TUTORIAL VERY HELPFUL I'M YOUR NEW SUBSCRIBER NOW AND WAITING FOR YOUR MORE UPCOMING VIDEOS THANKS SIR ❤❤❤❤
Amazing video. I learned so much in just 10 minutes. Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you Mr. Jono for all the information. I always learn something when I watch your videos.
Happy new year.
Thanks for watching and happy new year to you too!
I would like more of these quizzes I really liked the pt. 4. I just started tattooing >.< been drawing my whole life. Decided to pick up tattooing. If anyone knows where I can find more quizzes like these do tell! Great work man 👍👍
If you've found any let me know! I haven't even picked up a gun yet, I want to have as much information as I can handle before even beginning to try, and have the best headstart. Quizzes would be WONDERFUL
Great video and very detailed demonstration! I have a question for you, which needle you think would be best to use for camouflaging stretch marks and would reach the dermis layer at the same time?
Thank you!
lusian welson for stretch marks personally I’d use a round shader as they don’t give a definite edge and have a more feathered look. Thanks for watching!
Hey, on killer ink you have the option of your standard round liners, then you have "super tight", I guess you get a crisper line with the tight grouping but does the line come out noticeably thiner and are there any downsides
Personally i don't like super tight liners as I think they restrict the ink flow.
Thanks so much for this I just bought a tattoo pen and need this info!! I have e the 1009RL but they gave me 1205M1'S for shaders. I need to find good place to order needles any tips I'm in Canada 🇨🇦
Awesome lesson mate. Cheers for that, I’m gonna try my first tattoo tomorrow 😬😬
Good luck! 😃
Great vid, one other thing to note could possibly be, bare with me I need to try and put this into words lol,with the thinner gauge needles ie bug pins, it may be worth noting that if you were wanting the line weight to be like a 5rl in a 12 gauge it’s possible you’d need to buy 7rl’s as the gauge is obviously thinner for the bug pins, hope you don’t mind me commenting.
Very good point! Thanks for watching!
Thank you sir💝😊 love from India
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Thank you so much!! This helped me tremendously
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Thank you so much, your video gives me a clear idea of where to start 🙌
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THIS WAS SO HELPFUL
Excuse me, what type of brand needles are you normally using master . Thanks you for your helpful video!
I’ve started using EnvyGen2 cartridges. They’re really good quality needles.
I'm Finally Home!! They you for this video!! Best Breakdown 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾😊
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Love all your videos dude!!! Very well explained. Keep up the great work!!
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My got to for the rose I did was 7RL and 11RML
Appreciate it brother cause I would always just use the single needle for lining and it never came out well
Yes the smallest I’d ever use is a 3RL. Thanks for watching!
@@JonoSmithTattoo no problem, thanks for the help and I’ll definitely consider that for a try
This was a lot of help I’m glad there are videos on RUclips to help beginners who are learning how to tattoos understand the basics
I really appreciate this...you really made my night awesome 💯❤️
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I have a question. Disposable tips have labels like 5ft or 7 rt for example. How do you match them with the needle? I've been trying to just guess, but sometimes i end up with a tip bigger than the needle and stuff like that 😅 thank you very much in advance!
Make sure not only the numbers match but also the configuration. For example a tip that states it’s a 7FT won’t accept a needle that’s a 7RL. Because FT means ‘flat’ and RL means ‘RL’.
Very helpful and well explain, thank U
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Thank you for all this informations, learned a lot to get better practicing for myself. Greetings from France