I wish all of you will just say WHAT SIZE/NEEDLE LENGTH you got, it'll really help a lot and its important to know!!!???
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Hi, I purchased the smallest one 0.5 think it is, for my face. I got the larger for my stomach. The face is sensitive so use the smallest on the facial skin. Good luck !!!
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I bought the 0.5mm and the 1.5mm -- wish I had just purchased the .5mm because even though they both HURT, the smaller one is more tolerable.
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Hi, I just anted to get back to you again...I used the product 6 times haven't noticed a difference...and my face was very red (which is fine lasted about an hour or more) Just be careful you don't rub the wrong way .watch youtube if you haven't already..If you do it right it can hurt!! and don't goo by sensitive thin skin like eyes etc.. Hope I helped . 0.5 next highest is a 1.0 I think, but you can use higher then that on stomach (if ur using for stretch marks or scars) GL!!!
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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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When I saw this question, it just so happened that I had a bottle in the drawer next to me. The needle is about 1 and a half inches long.
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I use #10 needles. Big eye beading needles and any tapestry needle will work also. What.t is probably more relevant is what size beads you are using.
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The 5 inch tips are in US sizes 2 thru 8 and included are 4 cables to make needles 18", 26", 34" and 42 inches long. I have used these interchangables on several projects, and they are still my "go-to" needles for my knitting.
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No, Amy. You have to fill your needle, then put your needle into the injector. Then you inject, as if the device is a great big syringe. Depending on the length of your needle, it will make the tip very, very short, reducing the amount that actually goes into your skin. Note to all, this device does not work with 6mm syringes- they are simply too short already!IMO, they take an 8mm syringe and make it into about 3-4mm, which is the smallest needle tip I have been able to create with the Inject-ease.
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Not sure...my daughter's works great! Make sure the needle bar is up. Good luck!
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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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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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The tambour needle set comes with instructions on how to replace needles and get other sizes also. Lacis.com is my choice to buy replacement needles!
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the best way to see what size you need since those sizes are so close is too measure the nipple with a caliper harbor freight has them for like 10 bucks and they are very usefull for other projects
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Google injection needles and buy extra's. They get dull if you use them a lot.
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Mine are not. Look online for you make and model - I've always been able to find needle specs.
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I typically use a Milliner needle when I needle turn applique and I don't have any issues with this size needle eye. I hope this helps!
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They are 130/705H needles with a flat side. I can't say they fit all machines, but they definitely fit my Singer. I think they are pretty standard. The size is 80/12. I don't know if it's the quality of the needles or that my sewing ability has improved, but they seem to last a long time with little breakage. Really happy I bought them. Quite a savings over the small packets of needles you find in stores or online. Hope this helps.
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Lisa, I didn't ask what the paracord diameter was, I asked if I should double check the 100' measurement of my order, as several people have come up 7-10 feet short on their 100' orders. But thanks for the info, I appreciate it! JT.
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I'll be going to a craft store some and I'm going measure the width and see if I can find the smallest but efficient handle. Wish me luck! Plus double Thanks for answering my question!