what is the standard needle that is used?
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I use the same needles for all my machines. It is an embroidery needle 75/11. I get mine online from Home Sew.com. I buy them in bulk. Hopefully this helps
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I am not gonna lie and say "yes" as it's not the same needle we're using. We use some from Walgreens called Super thin Syringes for insulin, 29 gauge, 1.0 mL volume, 1/2" (12.7 mm) needle length. Hope that helps you
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I started with .5mm, then 1mm and currently am using 1.5mm. The "discomfort" gets a little worse as you move up to a longer needle length, but doing it in steps makes it a little easier.
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Sorry, I have no idea, but the NP1 looks like a fairly generic needle to me.
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I don't know the answer to your question, but I believe most needles now are universal, for most sewing machines.
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What matters is the needle you use. For thick materials like denim, use a sz 14 or 16 needle.
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hi paul. it came with 1 needle size .3 so i brought a .2 for finer detail lines. hope this helps
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These appear to be regular medical syringes and needles (albeit non-sterile and not approved for medical purposes). If so the syringe tips and hubs are standardized and should fit each other regardless of syringe volume or needle gauge.
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Depending on the thickness of the fabric. If it is very thin a size 10 or 12 needle. If heavier a size16 or 18.
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If I remember correctly it is a standard sewing machine needle available at sewing supply sections of many stores or sewing/craft stores such as JoAnn's. It was a gift to my granddaughter.
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The 24" cable is the shortest cable available for the Interchangeable Needles. The tips are about 4.5" each, which takes up 9" of the cable. The tips would not be able to touch if we made a smaller cable. We did slightly shorten the needle tips and made a Fixed 16" in sizes 0-11 to compensate since we couldn't have a 16" cable for the Interchangeables.
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The needle itself (the metal part that sticks out of the plastic holder that pushes onto the syringe) is; 1 & 3/8 inch (35mm.) long, with a outer diameter of 1 mm. It has a angled super sharp point, unlike the others I've had that had a flat tip & a bigger diameter.
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I found it by mistake. I didn't know there would be a needle in the kit. It's wrapped in plastic. I suggest looking very thoroughly through everything to see if you can find it. I never used the needle provided and just used one I like to use. Hope that helps.
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Hi. It depends on the fabric you are using not the sewing machine. Maybe this can help you. http://www.singerco.com/sewing-resources/machine-needles http://www.sewitworks.com/needle-guide/fabric-needle-thread/
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I use the standard BD Allergy Syringe - 1cc with 28G, 1/2" needle. They have them at my pharmacy.
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This a great needle. I have been using them, since becoming a diabetic. The needles are strong and clean. Plus can stock up on them. They never go bad.
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I really don't believe it makes a difference. The size is more for how much pain you can tolerate. If you are a beginner, I would start with the .5 mm. The size of the needles penetrate the skin at the same depth, the higher the size the needle gets a little larger. It will not puncture below the top layer of the skin. It is intended to open up the skin for medications or skin care products to work more effectively. Hope this helps.