ah good ol paste flux, and silver! You da man for this Bro! 💯🎸

Every tattoo apprentice should be taught to do this

Hello, im glad to see people are still learning how to do this. im genuinely curious, do you all use the needles you make? And when customers find out you make them are they grossed out or cool with it?

It’s cool to see how far tattooing has come, kinda sucks to see some of the craftsmanship has left tho. Cool video man!

@CoreyHollins

4 жыл бұрын

Yea it was fun to be able to learn this and try it for the first time.. I felt lucky to have learned this at the shop to at-least say I’ve made some before.. I use mostly cartridges tho.. so I don’t see my self making those anytime soon haha.. and thanks!! 🤘

@ThatTattooGuyOfficial

4 жыл бұрын

Corey Hollins yeah all I use are carts lol I’m spoiled haha

Awesome, lost art🙏

This was really cool to see. I only would have liked to know exactly what was being done and why. Vey cool though! Loved it

Ask any tattoo artist who used to do this daily if it's a a good thing machine made needles came along 99% would agree they are great, Personally I hated soldering needles, but it's a part of tattooing that shouldn't be lost, My favourite was the single needle that actually used 2 needles lol.

Have you try with spot welding?

where you buy your lighner jig?

What's that liquid you use bro

Can you describe what’s going on in the video like I understand the process I just want to know what the instruments are called are making the noodles

Nostalgic... 😢

It was after this video I realized ... I haven’t used a bar needle in years😅