How do you make a homemade tattoo gun?
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There's sites that have it, but I wouldn't recommend it. Although it may be a lot less expensive than going to a professional....you can also get a skin disease, etc...there's info about that too....and it's also contagious at physical contact. I'm not making this up...do research about it....
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1st make sure you get something you want. its permenant. the removal laser process is expensive and leaves scars. also it hurts, dont let anyone tell you it doesnt. some hurt more than others, but they all hurt. dont be afraid or reluctant to spend a good bit of money, the old saying 'you get what you pay for' is very true in this case. dont go to "some guy my cousin knows that got a gun" b/c he'll just f*uck up your skin. if you get a bad tattoo that causes scarring its hard to cover it up. find a good artist and check out his portfilio. if he doesnt have a portfilio, find another artist. if you want to know some more drop me a line digital_bobby@sbcglobal.net or on yahoo messanger. id be happy to help. when i started getting ink done, no gave me advice and a few thousand dollars later i some good pieces and some $hitty ones.
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makeup... a good conceler does wonders... if that dont work try wearing socks up high enough to cover it or a band aid... if not claim that its fake =)\n\nin any event its a company picinic.. you are not the first person to get a tattoo nor are you the last... i doubt they are stupid enough to kick up a fuss over it... if they do discriminate.. sue
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Cut out a cardboard circle, draw colors on that or glue the color wheel on it.\nPut a needle through the centre (as the axis) and use 2 forks to hold the needle.\n\nIf you need a lot of spin, tie a rope around the needle and pull
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just make it out of clay or soap. You can carve it out of soap with a knife.
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ask in the tattoo shop
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First get a pencil and paper, draw w/e you saw, then put it on http://www.ebay.com
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You could find a picture of it and take to the tatoo place or another store and they should be able to do it for you
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You'll have to create it yourself. Here's how, with free, legal software:\n\n1. Download Inkscape, a free vector drawing program.\n2. Run it.\n3. File Menu -> Document Preferences\n4. Set Canvas Size to your paper size (Probably US Letter in the US or A4 elsewhere)\n5. Set Default Units to mm.\n6. Close dialog\n7. Create an ellipse with the ellipse tool\n8. Select the ellipse with the selection tool\n9. Set its width to 150 mm and its height to 86.1 mm using the text entries at the top of the window.\n10. Adjust the fill and stroke of the ellipse to whatever you like\n11. Print it.
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they use common items issued to them by the prison.\n\nremove the blades from a disposable razor. remove the lead from a pencils. hold the blades against the end of a toothbrush while sticking the lead in an electrical outlet. the lead will heat up and melt the plastic of the toothbrush enough to attach the toothbrush to the razor blade. you can then wrap rubberbands or strips of fabric or pieces of tape around the razorblade end to secure it a bit more or you can wrap things around the handle end to give you a better grip.........instant shank\n\ntake a piece of metal and rub it against the cement floor for a very very long time until you have a knife point..........instant shank\n\ntake a toothbrush and rub it agains the cement floor until it is sharp.....bit quicker and low tech shank\n\ncan of jack mack (canned salmon that is sold in commissary and is VERY heavy) in a sock.\n\nif you or an inmate you know is in the craft shop, you can order all kinds of items that can be used to make weapons through catalogs.\n\nyou can also use the pencil lead in an electrical socket to light a cigarette. (tobacco is illegal in texas prisons)\n\ntake apart an alarm clock, use an ink pen, make a tattoo gun.\n\n\n\nwhat would you make when you have nothing but time on your hands?
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This is how to do it, I have done it 1 month ago in school.\n\nMaterials Needed:\n1)Plastic Soda/Water/Juice Bottle.\n2)Liquid, you have to fing the correct combination of liquids to use, and see which liftoff was the best and try to be creative, don't blow yourself or your house up, though.(we did at school)\n3) I believe it is a pumper, you could search it online as "water bottler rocket launcher" on Yahoo. I THINK it's around $60:)\n4) materials you want to decorate your rocket with(leave the inside empty)\n\n\nInstructions:\n1)Decorate your bottle, don't make it too heavy though.\n2)Find the best liquids that mix to make the rocket's liftoff better, or buy it from someone(remember to buy it legally).\n3)Mix the liquids, be safe and don't blow up anything.\n4)Insert the liquid in the hollow bottle, and immediately insert the top(the side you drink with) in the whole, make sure the launcher you buy fits the size of your bottle.\n5)Push the red(or any other color button), the rocket might start to shake, that it OKAY.\n6)Let an ADULT, hold the string, and count down.\n7)The string is jerked, and the rocket is lifted off.\n\nRemember, these instructions might vary from launcher to launcher, and to be safe when mixing liqiuds, mix safe liquids like orange juice and apple juice!\n\nAnd be safe..............
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There is a website called TattooFinder.com. Every imaginable piece of art u could think of. Best thing is that everything is catagorized. If u look up friendship tats, I'm sure you'll get plenty of suggestions and nice pieces.\nGood luck.
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Mayeb you can first study Graphic Design or something like that and then just learn how to make a tatoo
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you could get punches or stencils and make them yourself.
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Well, an insulin needle is no different than the needles used by nurses to give kids their tetanus shots. It is specifically known as a hypodermic needle. \n\nGo to this link for an explanation!http://www.straightdope.com/mailbag/msyringe.html\n\nIn case you cannot reach this link, here is the text:\n\n"The key to syringe making is forming the hollow tube, or cannula. Processes to make small tubes and hollow needles are quite old, and almost always begin by forming a large tube. This large tube is formed by either rolling a sheet of metal into a tube and welding the seam, or by taking a solid billet of metal and boring a hole through the center while the metal is heated (creating "seamless tubing").\n\nThis large tube is softened by heating it (called annealing), then drawn through a tool called a die--which in this application of the word is essentially a hardened piece of metal with a small hole. As the tube is drawn through the die it both stretches, increasing the tube length, and shrinks, decreasing the tube diameter. The tube is passed through smaller and smaller dies, continuing to stretch in length and shrink in diameter, until the desired size is reached. The last drawing through the die is often done without heat, therefore cold-working the tube to increase its strength and hardness. Sometimes a stiff piece of wire or a mandrel is placed inside the tube to prevent the walls from collapsing while it is being drawn, but often the process relies on incredibly consistent steel quality and high-tolerance equipment to manufacture cannulae that meet the specifications.\n\nBecton Dickinson, one of the largest manufacturers of syringes in the world, says it makes syringes using 3/4-inch-wide stainless steel rolled and welded into a 1/4-inch diameter tube, then heated, drawn, and finally cold-drawn to its final size. Some of those sizes are pretty small. \n\nThe tubes are straightened, cut to the proper length, cleaned, and then the tip or bevel is cut onto the end. The piercing end of the bevel, right on the very tip, is called the lancet or as I like to call it, the "&$#%@*"! Many different styles of lancet can be cut; which one is selected depends upon the application--to be blunt (no pun intended), what portion of your body it's designed to poke holes into. Contrary to popular belief, sharper is not always better--medical professionals rely on the slight resistance of the needle through the skin to ensure that it penetrates to the correct depth and doesn't go bouncing off a bone, into your brain, etc.\n\nAs to your last question, the simple answer is that the "stuff" is able to get through because it is small enough to get through. Needles certainly must be matched to the application--try pushing honey through a 32-gauge needle, and you're going to need a lot of force if you can do it at all. This is one of several reasons why most injectable drugs have a recommended needle and syringe size or size range."\n\nI hope this helps!
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try www.tattoojohnny.com or bullseyetattoos.com  \nThere are some other ones also, do a google search
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Go to this site - you can create your own shirt!