3 Liner Tips and Grips

theskndoc2010 · #1 10-19-2010, 05:57 PM

i have learned alot of different places to get things on here that i never knew about before, like electric ink..i'm getting ready to buy some new 3 liner tips and i'm not really happy with the ones i have now..can someone tell me where the best quality tips are? the last ones were from tts and i would never order from them again..the grips i got from them have little tiny screws and they strip real easy..thanks again..also how about a place that is reasonally priced for disp. tubes for putting in white highlights?

travelingtom · #2 10-20-2010, 07:18 AM

eikon, they sell quality s&!t, and they dont sell to hacks

theskndoc2010 · #3 10-20-2010, 07:33 AM

thanks for the info..i have never tried their tubes and tips..i have had an account with them for years..i have a couple of machines that i use their coils and tru springs on..

aurelien · #4 10-20-2010, 09:13 AM

I' m using those now ;
http://kingpintattoosupply.com/pro-d...bo-liners.aspx

They're made in one piece, explaining the high price. and they' re well comfy. The needles sit well in it too.
It' s a bit of a pain to clean since you can' t take it apart, but hey if you got an apprentice who cleans after you, who gives a f@#k right ? ah ah

theskndoc2010 · #5 10-20-2010, 09:22 AM

i have some one piece tubes that i use for 7 rounds and i really dont like the way that the ink flows out of the tubes..dont ask me why but it just dont flow out like that..on the other hand i have some 1" grips from kingpin that i love..i will buy more of them..has anyone ever tried dringenberg tubes and tips? they are costly but i have a b/g shader i got from them years ago and it is the s**t for real..i love their one spring design..i had the machine for 3 years and the spring finally broke..i called them and asked how much the springs cost and they said no problem, send us the machine back and we will update everything and re-tune it like it was brand new for free..they really stand behind their products

Jayrahn · #6 10-20-2010, 10:26 PM

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Originally Posted by theskndoc2010

i have learned alot of different places to get things on here that i never knew about before, like electric ink..i'm getting ready to buy some new 3 liner tips and i'm not really happy with the ones i have now..can someone tell me where the best quality tips are? the last ones were from tts and i would never order from them again..the grips i got from them have little tiny screws and they strip real easy..thanks again..also how about a place that is reasonally priced for disp. tubes for putting in white highlights?

i have been politely warned to stay away from TTS! They have been known to mess with their stuff/Inks. They have goofed up my orders and have sold me poor quality products and im not just BSing either! The Pictures look right but product didnt match. I also ordered 30 Tip Tube Grips from them and only about 10 tubes fit my Pulse Corsair & Belmont. Grips were ok. My other Artist cant use them either! Wtf to say the least.
I no longer will order from them. It was just a bad run with them thats all. Multiple times! lol.

InkStained · #7 11-23-2010, 07:39 AM

Good luck irons. Www.goodluckirons.com
Got a bunch a few weeks ago and they're amazing!

travelingtom · #8 11-23-2010, 11:10 AM

i have heard a lot of good s&!t about good luck irons, i switched over to disposables though, thinking of switching back

SJRabbit · #9 11-23-2010, 05:00 PM

Disposables just saves so much friggen time cleaning

InkStained · #10 11-23-2010, 06:46 PM

Disposables do save time.. I use them for the everyday, smaller bread and butter pieces. Using Tatsouls Wrath...But they make my machines run a little funny when I squeeze them...especially when lining. I dont mind scrubbin tubes.. Ive got enough to last me at least a week or two.