How to use a 💥THERMAL PRINTER💥 to make tattoo stencils🤘!!

Today we go over How to use a THERMAL PRINTER to make tattoo stencils. We will go be going over this type of tattoo machine not necessarily one brand or another. With that said we will cover how to make stencil using a full sheet of thermal paper. We will also go over how to make a stencil using scraps or pieces of stencil paper left over. And lastly I will be going over the pros and cons of this "type" of stencil machine. All in all I think the tattoo stencil machine is a decent choice for those looking to not break the bank while still being able to make stencils using a thermal machine. Hope you all enjoyed the video and if you did give it up a thumbs up and consider subscribing!!

Hope you all enjoyed the video and if you did give it up a thumbs up and consider subscribing!!
I like to remind people that In no way am I a fantastic tattoo artist guys. I just love tattooing but I am still on my journey and want to show you how its done so you can do it and do it better then me!! 🤘
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🤘LINKS TO SOME OF THE EQUIPMENT I USE THAT ARE AVAILABLE ON AMAZON.🤘

this is not the exact one but this is pretty similar.
The original one I have I cant seem to find.

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[ArtSomething]

✅Also I have added some links to "some" of the equipment and supplies I use that are obtainable from Amazon. I will keep updating the list as I try new things. Not all the equipment I use is available on amazon but I will do my best to link you guys with new equipment and supplies as time goes on. Thanks again everyone for watching!! You guys and gals are amazing!! 🤘

[GamerCommander]

Hey man. I watch every video in the channel and I just couldn’t stop myself. THANKS. I hope you feel how much we (the rookies) owe you and respect the work you do. People mostly don’t want to share what they know. Thanks to you I feel that I am getting better every single day. I hope you don’t stop teaching us.

[anabolical]

Good video! During my apprenticeship we were using Acetate and powder, then we started using pigment pencils to draw on paper then apply to skin. Then we started using the 3M Thermal copier which made great stencils but was costly for replacement parts (bulbs burnt out all the time). Then the dot matrix printer was used for a bit which worked well and you could print right from your computer (mine crapped out though so I never replaced it). I then grabbed one of these as I knew other shops using them and they swore by them. Little bit of a learning curve but once I figured it out I've never gone back. I used the same one for 8yrs and I believe I only paid $200 CDN for it so it owed me nothing. I also believe my old business partner is still using it and I bought another one for $140 CDN off Amazon and it works just fine. I find the key to not wasting Spirit paper is to position the image on a full sheet of paper so when you run your sheet it will copy towards the bottom of your transfer sheet. You can the move the next image up and so on. I can get about 4-5 palm size pieces out of one sheet with little waist. Another trick I find if you haven't already done this is turn the machine on and let it sit for about ten minutes. Then just run a sheet through it once or twice to really warm it up. Then once you put your image through it should come out nice and dark with full saturation to your lines. However, if your "printed" stencil is TOO light, you will not get a nice sharp saturated image. So I always make sure I have a nice clean dark copy before I run it through this machine. Cheers

[tanyarae]

I loved the fact the crinkle happened, its so true and it just shows its not always you, sometimes the machine just brain farts and skids when trying to grab the paper. Take from that and know to always make sure you have way more than enough stencil paper

[lesediletlape]

I'm from South Africa bro and I appreciate tattoo artists who are willing to teach other artists like myself tips and tricks in the game, so bless up and I'll keep watching ✌👨🏾‍🎨👨🏾‍💻

[creachrboys]

Dude you are super inspiring, I realized I wanted to tattoo about two years ago didn’t buy my first gun until about six months ago wanted to perfect my drawing abilities first with that said I Purchased a coil Machine and went to work practicing on fake skin and fruit trying to hone my skills before landing ink in skin. Your videos have helped me tremendously in my adventure of tattooing just wanted to reach out and thank you for sharing your knowledge on the subject. You’re the man dude rock on

[theone]

Man bro I don't know what all these other guys who make the same video that you made but you made it so simplified easy to understand all these other guys they were just all over the place like the way they would load it up and you know you did it perfect Man Thumbs Up

[kamiyoung]

Dude thank you so much. I’ve been trying to figure this printer out for weeks. I’ve watched a lot of videos but this is the only one that’s helped!

[clairaudient_mica]

Your way help me to print it perfectly my very first time 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[granvillehendricks]

Your videos are really helpfull. Thanx for your time. Much appreciated👌

[jimmyb]

You have been a important part of my growth as a tattoo artist. Thank you

[starlightstudis]

I used your video as a refresher to this machine I personally own.. but used the old 3m at the shop for many years ...very helpful this machine cost less than any repair on the 3m ...and after watching your video I prefer using this type better...

[tevisfredericks]

Always helpful. Thank you so much. Just got my thermal copy machine.

[Inkdbymiami]

You’ve done it again 🔥🔥🔥🔥 I’ve wasted good, reusable paper because I thought you couldn’t reload the same sheet into the machine. Same machine I have at home from Amazon. I love using that brand of stencil paper as well. It just transfers better to me. Thanks for the video.

[sammyd]

Your just awesome mate all theses tips. Are so helpful

[kimberbrown]

Thanks for the demo. Just bought a simple termal transfer machine and it came with no info on how to use so this has been a great help.

[josephrowe]

Man I watch all your stuff thanks very helpful

[peterbrennan]

yes i have one my self save alot of time doing by hand thanks for the viedo

[rahul]

I recently purchased this machine for my studio and I'm completely satisfied. In my experience the key to use this machine and achieve super clean stencil is refining the stencil design in photoshop as much as you can. I like clean and accurate stencil and to achieve that I photoshop the design and try to make it neat as possible. (p. S. If you just find the design online and directly print that out, you'll get lot of noise and grey areas. The goal is to remove that noise before printing the design.) hope that helps everyone 😇😇🙏

[ShanelleShanelle]

I've really learned alot from watching him daily, I really appreciate it