Ghost02236
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Yeah, I took it from the wrong end. Now I kinda like it even more, it´s a good symbol
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Yes, but trust me, I am a tattoo artist and it is 1) a pain to tattoo this and 2) from a distance, you dont know what it is(much),,, just an opinion
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I´d like to chip in on that, no experiance on this subject... Recomendations???
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Don´t know if I´m too late, BUT, would it not be great to have a symbol that is tattooable? Vetruvian man? Not doable(if you want it 6x6cm)... Love the 3-part gear though, and inside it, @purplep is on the (eye)ball What I´m seeing on the top of the site now, is a pain in the ass to tattoo, also not vary visible from a…
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@rdb: good to know, how about injecting clear lidocaine into the tip? Couse geting it is no problem for me, but then, I might just get some high grade local anesthetic
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Look for tattoo supplies 8-gauge needel(ask google), has 3.429mm inner diameter. That wide enough?
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Experience, skills and other helpful stuff: * tattoo artist, piercing * stonemasonery (grave stones and shit) * language skills (English, German, Czech, Slovak, Polish) * access to medical supplies and equipment * access to wide range of drugs and pharmaceuticals Am willing to experiment with any new mods. Let me know if I…
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Injecting lidocaine? Not dangerous? What I use for painful procedures sometimes, is an oily substance called SuperJuice3--contains Lidocaine Hypochoride 2%-Mezocaine Hypochloride 4%-Benzocaine 12%... Witch brings me to a question, whats the diference between Lidocaine and Lidocaine Hypochloride?
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SovereignBleak : Great vid, good info on the procedure. What I´m wondering about is, what is it you used as a numbing agent???
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Be sure to account for bleeding, the blood will go into the needle. So you will definetly need something to push the magnet in while not damaging the coating. I think that another magnet to pull it in will not do the trick