THE CORRECT NEEDLE DEPTH EXPLAINED! & THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BUGPIN AND NORMAL NEEDLES!

Sup KZbin! this ones will be a big help for the beginners! in this video i go more into needle depth, I also explain the best i could about the difference between a bugpin and normal needle hopefully you find this video useful.
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[@OLIVERAYRE]

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[@user-ur5mf6ye7q]

I’ve watched all these videos in explained needle depth and they all explain but I love your video because you even show how what i’ve been trying to find! Not only how much is supposed to go into the skin and how much each one should stick out even marking it makes it visually understandable for beginners. Thanks for the help!!

[@XxSniperFiendxX]

I was just thinking the same thing he visually explains while everyone else just tries to tell you

[@jokerreyes2819]

Thank you for taking your time to show us how to do, line work, shading work and the difference between needles

[@jemfingers1]

if you use bugpins go 4 down. 17MAG into 13 tube, 13 into a 9 etc.... hope that helps

[@lolabunny7788]

Finally a real video showing how much needle to put in without it moving ! Thank you :)

[@victoriahooper2042]

If you're learning this guy olver is great I love him he and Ben fisher are my main Teachers check him out as well x

[@victoriahooper2042]

Sorry I didn't realize how long ago it was lol

[@PaulBlaney]

One of the best vids out showing needle depth thanks a mill

[@Hovitv]

Can you do a video of which needles can produce different type of shading???

[@lwrncjms]

Round shaders and round mags are for shading

[@seetysavage1289]

Love how u get straight to the point in detail explain.innvery clear

[@aryandelband3632]

aryan delband I'm new in tattoo industry and I've watched alot of videos about needle depth and still struggling with in. No one simplified it and explained it as you did. I always get blowouts or fade away completely and couldn't understand why and that's the reason I couldn't start tattooing after 4 months of practice and ended up with alot of bad tattoos on my skin. I've tried to put 2 millimeters or 3 millimeters in and focusing on this and that to much as every other tattoo artists say and what they did to explain it was similar to rocket science. But you and your red marker did the best and the simplest understandable explaining. Thank you dude i love your work. 🤘👍

[@patzltv6420]

3 millimeters are way to mutch! For me can say 1,5 millimeters are the Goal. Test this,i think you would feel it when you right in the dermis! So i have learned,i Had the same problemls Like you at startin! See your comment ist 8months ago,can you send me If you Hit the Goal and geht the ink right in the dermis? Pls ,the best whishes from Austria Vienna 🇦🇹😉🎭

[@pilarmateos7191]

You're amazing Oliver! Thank you so much for your videos, they're really helpful and so easy to follow! I love learning with you! Keep up the good work! Blessings from Spain ❤️

[@danap.harperii8215]

Thank you! Now I have a BETTER understanding of the difference between a magnum and a bugpin. Your video was most informative.

[@frankgarcia6760]

Would love a video of how the needles look when you place the cartridge in the machine's grip vs how the needles look once the machine starts running.

[@cureilona]

Oliver, you’re the best. By far. I find your tips (pun intended) the best! 😀 But seriously, very grateful for your sharing the knowledge and how you do it. PRICELESS. Thank you!!!!!!!

[@kerrycunningham2908]

Definitely helpful! Very clear and explained well, just need to practice lots now!

[@rgh9532]

Just looked at your channel.that 30th playlist is banging.good choice of music. Wow.that reads like a playlist id make.❤️

[@kerrycunningham2908]

@@rgh9532 ah thanks Rob, I've such a mix of music taste 😂 that was for my birthday 🎂

[@roksi2210]

This is the best video about the needle depth I saw in KZbin so far. Thanks, I really appreciate it 🙏

[@rubaff1]

Great video! Thanks for sharing!

[@lenalarina59]

The only video showing how much it should go in👍👍👍

[@baggelclander5368]

I love you brother. Thank you so much for your helps

[@rustynoland]

I’m glad your wearing gloves to demonstrate,,,,I hate it when people do tattoo tutorials and handle there machines/equipment without gloves, I’ve probably only touched my machine a few times in my career without gloves on, and never set up my station without them , rad video from Texas ;)

[@rahabiparva1924]

oliver I love your skils and your accent especially when u say tattoo

[@pigpig19d]

Jesus, I've got sleeves on arm and leg but actually seeing how deep that needle goes in freeks me out lol

[@chadrose]

Don’t go to anyone that says this bro, all needle depth should be the same at least 2mm to get past epidermis layer of skin, some skins vary depending on age, hard to stretch skin, etc but overall all tattoos should be at the same depth just most pressure for bigger needles

[@getinthevanihavecandy]

You're f---ing awesome. These videos are by far the best on KZbin. They're invaluable and I can't thank you enough!! If you're ever in the states (midwest area) I'm first in line to get tattooed by you.

[@kittypurry4072]

That is the beat needle deep lesson I have ever Swen ! Good! Thanks

[@ha-y-n-n-wat6939]

Thank u!!! Been searching for detailed info on this for weeks! Thank u! Very much appreciated!

[@hillotattoo7725]

Legal a atitude ...Estou lutando de uns dias em relação a esse tema ...sobre profundidade e vc esclareceu bem esse tema Parabéns Irmão ...

[@timmo5192]

This is the exact video i was looking for, thank you!

[@AkiraBeard]

Loving your videos. Thank you for all the knowledge🙏

[@vivianefortin8615]

Super clear video. Thank you Olivier !

[@ChantelleSchmidlin]

Shout out from South Africa and huge thanks for the video. Had a few "ah ha" moments!

[@patzltv6420]

Top Video Oliver! Thx for Your great content,it helps so mutch! You have the easyest ways to learn it right ! Sorry for my Bad English i am from Austria Vienna (German language) , PATZL 😉✌️🇦🇹

[@BrunoVenedig]

thank you man. your videos are perfect for beginners.

[@oless187]

Thank you for all bro 💪 after each video of u I feel better for tattoo 👍

[@oski360fuego5]

Great video I am just learning and this video really gave me an insight of what to look forward too...

[@FrankieKato149]

Your information is Golden Thankyou finally all this made sense You have a gift to be a Teacher soild valuable information for people with passion for Tattooing great job mate!!

[@paulvelazquez563]

Thanks Man! For share us your experience. Very useful The curved magnun we call in spanish tongue cat "lengua de gato" for The curved shape of the needles

[@kevancaskey7863]

It’s always nice to go back and reassure myself thank you for another great video watching your videos really helped me. Between you and Johnny gault I’ve seen such progress very quickly

[@karlr2158]

Hello ✋, all your videos are fuc...g great, thank you ! Could you make one about : How to hold tattoo machine and why....it's very important and no tattoo artist talks about that. 👍😉

[@dsciulli]

Make a t shirt that says “Just The Tip”

[@lwrncjms]

Might as well make a shirt that says "C*ck Blocker"

[@shyguy2960]

Cause I would by two one to wear one to frame up

[@y.m.i.n.6538]

Or - tipin2u

[@opaqueluna5851]

Thanks for this video, very helpful and informative!!

[@christinacassiano6098]

Omg thank u for marking the needle

[@CAtotheRINA]

It’s helping so so much, thank you!

[@Conflictproject69]

this has helped me so much

[@hazelpaladin6243]

Wow thats kind a informative. Thank you... I really appreciate your vids..

[@ashurnanok4127]

Thank u Oliver, it is so perfect have some one who explain us all about. Gretings from Czech Republik, we love u xoxo

[@NovaTattooArt]

VERY HELPFUL; thanks a ton!

[@amandaseavitaly1554]

Super helpful thx dude

[@Ye5patil]

Wonderful explanation... Please Make a vedio about the speed and voltage settings on coil machines....and how to avoid skin torns should I reduce voltage? That makes machine hard to penetration.

[@henrywells5745]

Voltage depends on the kind of machine you use. So it would be difficult for anyone to explain that. Use this equation stitch per second / maximum wattage. This is only for rotary machines

[@erickakessen8284]

Thank you for sharing! Could you please explain why someone may want to use bug pins when tattooing rather than regular needles?

[@Mikaisafk]

Ericka Kessen bug pins are finer needles made closer to each other creating a smoother blend, Great for black and grey work

[@Mikaisafk]

Check out my work at @mika.tattoo on Instagram :(

[@henrywells5745]

I'm from Jackson, Mississippi USA. And I love your videos. Great job mate!!

[@armoredmetalhead1257]

Idk why some frustrated ppl gave the 👎. Waz wrong w you ppl? Be grateful somebody is willing to explain it for free

[@Ramblingrose90]

Thank you it was very helpful! Recently, I am learning to tattoo, your videos are very helpful :D

[@ferngarciav]

Great video, can you make one about voltage? For shading and lining when to put it higher or lower for rotaries

[@venomanonymous916]

ferngarciav voltage can’t really be taught. Something you kind of have to play with. Different machines run differently. One persons style could be way different than another. Start around 6volts adjust your style hand hand speed. Got find what works for you

[@JWBBows]

Awesome videos mate! I’ve been tattooing rawhides to cover bows with. Your info has been priceless. Very thankful! 🙏🤘

[@natalieattias6322]

Hey, I’ve contemplated doing something similar and wonder if you have any videos? I’m new to tattooing so it would be handy to see how they turn out on tougher skin 😊

[@stealthbum34]

FINALLY. Someone who actually makes sense on this. Check out his insta- you'll know he knows what he's on about.

[@stel1000]

Best tutorial ever! Youre amazing brother!

[@colinredwood]

I just started tattooing and your channel is very helpful, subscribed!

[@crissangelz]

im fixing to try myself..a vet with loads of time..let me know how it goes for you Colin

[@benjieking4028]

This is quite good..helps out alot

[@storiestwosa4810]

Awesome thanks

[@gustavoredondo6072]

LOVE U

[@takoyakiman007]

Thanks! I very much appreciate it.

[@crushingization]

When you order tubes there are M1 and M2. Does this speak to groupings of one and two rows of mag needles

[@venomanonymous916]

Christopher Rushing m1 s are Spread out more. M2 more tightly grouped together. Still two rows

[@Yosoyreina222]

When he said just the tip with that funny voice 😂

[@marksministry]

just the tip mate... just the tip lolol

[@jordanagsaluna1808]

Very helpful specially like me that beginner thanks more power.:)

[@serenitydimitroth3665]

Nice video

[@skarceoneafd9609]

Thanks for the video I’m a future apprentice

[@sofiacelella8561]

This is so helpful!!!! Thank you

[@rorysomerville822]

So inspirational thank u for this

[@hacedms]

Hi, could you do a video on a needle taper long taper vs medium taper? What do you use?

[@dejanpolic6822]

One of the good tips i got here is Do not go to much into depth.. Just tip of needles are enough.. But ofc it all depends on which part of skin you work.. But could you confirm this if i do solid black coloring i should not go so deep? I ve seen may videos tattoo artist coloring with more then 2 mm even 2.5 to 3mm depth.. I think thats to much and the dmg will be insane on the skin ...

[@renzmondragon8813]

One and half coin is perfect depth

[@hannibalkohl7559]

It looks like the smaller the needle grouping (like the 3 round liner) the less you push it into the skin ? It looks like its marked alot higher in red then the other liner, as if you put less into the skin. But that confused me because i thought all needle depths had to penetrate at the same 1.5-2mm to hold ink or am i wrong? Sorry just trying to figure this all out

[@aquatriology2993]

Great info ..bro ...keep up the good work going..

[@deshkataste8386]

Sir how to know that if our magnum needle reaches hypodermis layer???

[@sowhatwouldyoudo9586]

So loving your vids

[@masonwarner1372]

The seven for the out lines the five for like clothes the lines a little pasted the out lines and for most of the stuff inside then out line the three for faces and the most detailed I started out using a three my lines are actually very strong for someone who never tattoos I just viewed at as drawing mixed with painting and a calligraphy pen it’s crazy you put all of those together that’s what if felt like to me why I say the calligraphy pen they pretty much work the same

[@jacquelinebravo7923]

Hello, I know how to draw and want to start tattooing, what cartridges would you recommend me to get for lining and shading as far as brands. I have been learning so much from your videos, you are extremely awesome!!!! Thank you so much, we need more people like you in this world 🙌💯

[@binmanart]

Great stuff. Thanks! What types of mags/shaders would you use for different types of shading and coloring? Mind sharing a tutorial?

[@saschablackbuddha6062]

Really nice explained ..

[@hilostateofmind]

Omg stop saying "just the tip" 😂 killin me smalls. He's right though, it'd be a great t-shirt. Great demo, thank you!

[@PolishBandit]

Helpful as always. Cheers

[@Needleplaytattoo]

“I’ll just put the tip in” I bet you tell that to all the girls....🤣

[@spakatron]

Followed by....the first inch is the worst

[@shawnguitard4821]

Immature but funny

[@hez5897]

What speed would you do a 3R liner?. My tatt healed dull & faded. Volt 6.5. Myself or the voltage was too fast. Too fast. Vs too slow. I believe the issue was here.???? Thoughts appreciated- anyone. This is just a fun hobby. But still need perfection

[@sarathedward5440]

I was waiting for this vedio thank you and you have done it

[@arashbg5164]

hey bro thanks for this video ! I am new to tattooing and i would like to know what kind of cartridge and ink is better?

[@zacharyhorvath3615]

Very helpful! I've been getting so frustrated with liners, I'm always told that I'm either being to light on the skin of that I'm on the verge of blowing out but the depth was never explained to me in relation to where the needles begin to taper. Do you have any advice on how to fully saturate black filled areas with a mag? My mentor tels me to chisel up from the line, but I still find patchy areas, and feel like I end up burning the skin out...

[@matthewlareau8051]

Thx this really helped out ✌

[@markmasson7834]

You should line up the start of the taper with the the bottom of the tube.

[@nammyohorengekyo64]

Hi Oliver when you use a 18rl do you raise the voltage compare to a 3 rl? Thanks you for your great videos

[@SoturinTie]

Raising the voltage on a rotary would only run the machine faster. If you want the 18 to go in, you need to push a little bit. If u use a coil, raising the voltage may not be enough. You need a machine with stronger coils to push that kind of a grouping.

[@inkboy8987]

Very useful explanation:)

[@mariav6495]

Omg thank u for this video 😃

[@wasansalon9975]

Hi can you tell please which Machine I kind a start with to do Eyprow Tatto and which needle

[@chadrose]

No matter the needle you must go in at least 2mm to get past the epidermis, yes some skins differ but imo that 3 looks like it won’t stay but for a year if your lucky at that depth sir. And no matter the needle the depth is the same just the pressure applied should vary

[@renzmondragon8813]

I always go 1.5mm to 2mm cos when i tattoo not that deep when it starts to heal and peel the colores wont stay on the skin..

[@alejandrofragapane]

hey oliver can you explain how to sketch tattoo style making lines with mags ? im from argentina , thanks so much for the videos ! u are amazing tattoo artist,

[@demonseed73]

Thank you. I’m a tattooer now.

[@KoolerThanYou2]

Anthony Joshua just taught me so much...

[@matthium3901]

would of been cool to talk about needle depth based on the science of why you only tattoo at that depth and how it relates to skin layers, epidermis and dermis, but over all great video :)

[@craigtrexler1108]

Explanation on voltage/needle groupings?

[@AndrueSOCAL]

Oh yea brotha

[@nevadaangel3295]

can u pls do a video on how you cook your needles on the stoove? i start the water cooker and then hels it over the ne4edles

[@Pe6ek]

Thank you 🙏

[@marinamel-rinaldic7621]

Ombre brows 😍