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What are the directions for a All American Pressure sterilizer #1915X Autoclave?
I purchased one used on ebay and it came without instructions i am apprentacing to become a tattoo artist only 1.3 yrs in and don't wanna blow my kitchen up between inking myself. the official website for it has a manual for 60$ on my budget thats out of range
Yes i have a stovetop model. Yes i bring home my equipent after sterilization and have a seperate machine for fake skin practice @ home. I ink myself @ home also. i am trying to be as clean as possible. and when i move later this year i dont know if i will be able to find another teacher so i need to build up my supplies of equipment for safety & efficiency
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
well i'm apprenticing i'm 2 months in and my teacher said that the easiest way to go at least for her is disposable stuff plastci and that nature, she said even when you autoclave it dosen't get it all out, we also work out of her home studio it is very clean. but we don't do a ton of work so it doesn't cost much. if i were you i wouldn't tat myself unless i'm being watched and hell don't do it at home unless you have a studio. not clean enough you could get infected, and as the other guy said you sould be using shop supplies not your own, however i did buy my own gun better for me than hers. but good luck
- tatt_brattLv 71 decade ago
First, if you are apprenticing, you don't have a personal need for a sterilizer. You should be learning on and using the shop's autoclave.
Second, if you are talking about blowing up your kitchen that means you have essentially a stove top pressure cooker model and those are crap.
It also means that you are carting home "contaminated" supplies from a studio, or you are an at home scratcher. Either way - disgrossting!
Edit notes: Apprentices do not tattoo themselves at home - they should be observed. It is still crap equipment. You don't sterilize at home on your stove! If you are in a real apprenticeship, they would tell you how to use an autoclave. We don't teach scratchers here. Based on another one of your answers, it's pretty clear you are home brew. No way.
