Any longer stroke rotary machine you can accomplish i started with the thunder and know im using a bishop wand packer and sometimes ill use a sol terra the sensi drive on the sol terra makes it work perfectly for this
Hi. Very cool vidéo. I made very solid and constent line with all liner i used. 7rl-18rl bugpin or not. But for some reason, when i use 3rl, my line seems to be very patchy, uncunsistant... not solid. I chage the voltage, my hand speed and the deepness on my needle but that cant fix the problem. Its worst in area like throat, hand, knuckles. Do you have an idea why? Tanks.
Hey bro your last response was super helpful...I just wondered if you could answer me another question I had...when tattooing a fatty area like the inner thigh/bicep or stomache...I've heard to get the line to go in properly you need to apply the 3 point stretch a lot harder...however...do you also need to adjust the needle depth in which you enter the skin, as the dermis layer on those particular areas differ from let's say a shin for instance...I noticed that some lines fell out in an area like that when healed (on myself of course)...if so, how much deeper do you need to go? Thanks again, your channel is awesome.
Thanks man, glad you found it helpful. Yes you can go deeper in some places, but you still have to be weary of blow outs and skin damage..especially on lower liners like 3s and single liners. Any lining will require a good stretch, depending on the skin, more of a stretch will be required, the better the stretch the easier you will find the line goes in generally, but again it all depends on the type of skin, machine and hand speed also play into it, so those may need to be adjusted.
If a tattoo line falls out, it happens, sometimes it's just the healing. But a better execution of line, stretch, machine and hand speed will go to the line sticking around
Im very interested in this technique, am starting and Im damaging the skin too much with 3rl, but am gonna continue opraticing and finding my right speed, what speed did you use?
Finally a great easy to understand mentor
You should go into more detail. I enjoy this style of tattooing and I’m excited to try to stipple an entire tattoo. Never thought of it that way.
Hell yeah love the video I’m def gonna try a tattoo using ur method love the videos keep them coming
Great video man, thanks for the info. Quick question, what type of black are you using? Lining black? Black (grey wash)? Medium grey wash?
Very good thank u! Keep making videos man!
Thank you fam
So you stipple all the numbers on the clock in as well?
Everything
Thanks a lot Bro... Apreciate It...👍
so to shade, you have to set the voltage a bit slower than what you would normally use when doing lines?
Exactly that 🙌
Great video. Did you ever tried the Bishop wand packer for 3RL? Thanks
I haven't buddy, but it would go a great job
Any longer stroke rotary machine you can accomplish i started with the thunder and know im using a bishop wand packer and sometimes ill use a sol terra the sensi drive on the sol terra makes it work perfectly for this
I would love to know how to do this stippling technique with a coil machine. Any suggestions?
Good info brotha. Do you use gray wash or just build up solid black
I use wash treating it the same as a normal bng piece
For your line work, you use the same voltage from the stippling?
No, for line work I use a higher voltage.
Hi. Very cool vidéo.
I made very solid and constent line with all liner i used. 7rl-18rl bugpin or not. But for some reason, when i use 3rl, my line seems to be very patchy, uncunsistant... not solid. I chage the voltage, my hand speed and the deepness on my needle but that cant fix the problem. Its worst in area like throat, hand, knuckles.
Do you have an idea why?
Tanks.
It could be the bearing in your machine buddy.
Hey bro your last response was super helpful...I just wondered if you could answer me another question I had...when tattooing a fatty area like the inner thigh/bicep or stomache...I've heard to get the line to go in properly you need to apply the 3 point stretch a lot harder...however...do you also need to adjust the needle depth in which you enter the skin, as the dermis layer on those particular areas differ from let's say a shin for instance...I noticed that some lines fell out in an area like that when healed (on myself of course)...if so, how much deeper do you need to go?
Thanks again, your channel is awesome.
Thanks man, glad you found it helpful. Yes you can go deeper in some places, but you still have to be weary of blow outs and skin damage..especially on lower liners like 3s and single liners. Any lining will require a good stretch, depending on the skin, more of a stretch will be required, the better the stretch the easier you will find the line goes in generally, but again it all depends on the type of skin, machine and hand speed also play into it, so those may need to be adjusted.
If a tattoo line falls out, it happens, sometimes it's just the healing. But a better execution of line, stretch, machine and hand speed will go to the line sticking around
Thank you
Do you have link to your needles
They are just Kwadron needles, most suppliers sell them
2 or 3 above the kick-in voltage, do you mean 0.2 , 0.3 volts or 2 to 3 volts ? thanks!
Sorry I should have specified a little clearer..if your machine kicks in at 3volts I would go to 5 or 6 not 3.1 to 3.3
@@ChrisRavage thank you ! that is really helpful !
When doing heavy line work do you double line with a 3 and then fill in ??
Yes buddy
Exactly how I tackle boldines 👍
Can you do stippling work with a coil machine ?
Yes
Nice info brother
When it's for black and grey you still have you drop technique set up for your greys
What’s the stroke you recommend on a coil machine? I can’t seem to find a good medium
great question
What's better, short stroke or long? :P
Personally I use a shorter stroke in most cases
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What if you recommended needle hang for 3rl stippling?
I have around a few mm, nothing too drastic maybe 3mm
Voice is to low
Weird, seems fine when I play it back even without headphones. I’ll take it onboard tho, thanks for the feedback
@@ChrisRavage thank you for your tutorials, yeah compared to the music is very low, or the music is very loud hehe cheers man
Im very interested in this technique, am starting and Im damaging the skin too much with 3rl, but am gonna continue opraticing and finding my right speed, what speed did you use?
@@davidpinto1195 I use around 6v and a soft hitting machine with a little give. But getting the technique also will help a lot
Voice is fine! When you used the white, was you going over solid black?