disposable tip sizing
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disposable tip sizing
I've been buying disposable tips from cnc only so far, and I've found they all seem to come up big. As in, I'm using a 3rl tip on a 5 needle, 7tip on a 9 etc.
Just seems they fit snugger, work better that way... I'm probably missing something here...
Just seems they fit snugger, work better that way... I'm probably missing something here...
Mr.Martian- Posts : 43
Join date : 2016-05-05
Re: disposable tip sizing
I use CNC brand and yes you are right, there is a bit of trial and error, as a general rule of thumb if using a diamond tip you go down a size, or if you are using a long taper you go down a size, for example a powerline 1207rl long taper fits in a CNC 5VT, a Pin Up 1209rs will fit in a CNC 7VT but you are dipping more, the ink doesnt feed properly (found that out yesterday)
I use VT or DT for lining and shading, that way I dont have to keep so many tubes in stock, the CNC brand seem to have the smallest end that I have found.
I use VT or DT for lining and shading, that way I dont have to keep so many tubes in stock, the CNC brand seem to have the smallest end that I have found.
marked 4 life- Posts : 92
Join date : 2016-05-04
Re: disposable tip sizing
I see, didn't think about the taper length.. Makes sense, cheers!
Mr.Martian- Posts : 43
Join date : 2016-05-05
Re: disposable tip sizing
i'm short on supplies,
but lil while ago i've used 7l needle on a 3dt. cheap plastic ebay
its all i had, but it fit snug and worked.
i don't remember having problems with inkflow, but i'm gonna stop do because if its too tight i'm sure there will be ink issues, even tho i don't think i saw any.
so you want some excess tube for ink reasons, and not too tight, is what i am gathering
better to not go too small with the tube even if the neddle fits?
but lil while ago i've used 7l needle on a 3dt. cheap plastic ebay
its all i had, but it fit snug and worked.
i don't remember having problems with inkflow, but i'm gonna stop do because if its too tight i'm sure there will be ink issues, even tho i don't think i saw any.
so you want some excess tube for ink reasons, and not too tight, is what i am gathering
better to not go too small with the tube even if the neddle fits?
Ketchup Kid- Posts : 301
Join date : 2016-05-04
Age : 44
Location : Southern West Coast U.S.A. 818/213
Re: disposable tip sizing
Yea, cheers reset. I hadn't considered the ink flow into the bargain. Makes sense more needles needing more ink, so space around them in the tip to supply it. I guess no point strangling it gonna run out of line very quickly. And it's probably just my inexperience thinking the lines were better with a snugger fit, surely it should be held in place fine by the bands...
Mr.Martian- Posts : 43
Join date : 2016-05-05
Re: disposable tip sizing
Mr.Martian wrote:Yea, cheers reset. I hadn't considered the ink flow into the bargain. Makes sense more needles needing more ink, so space around them in the tip to supply it. I guess no point strangling it gonna run out of line very quickly. And it's probably just my inexperience thinking the lines were better with a snugger fit, surely it should be held in place fine by the bands...
that was my logic too, snugger fit, less movement in the tip... but i guess there is a reason why the tips are so much bigger than the needle it was wade for.
thanks
Ketchup Kid- Posts : 301
Join date : 2016-05-04
Age : 44
Location : Southern West Coast U.S.A. 818/213
Re: disposable tip sizing
some are bigger than others , i use artists choice and i can do up a needle size with there grips a 9 will fit a 7dt so will a 7 its good you can save a lot of money on grips that way
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