Drawing your oil with a low gauge pin

[Jo_seef]

Do you use a low gauge needle to draw out your juice then switch to a smaller one for a quicker process? Thinking of buying to different sizes next time.

 

[charliebigspuds]

Nope never. Just use the same one. Only time I have trouble is when using multi compounds then it's a bit blunt.

 

[Jo_seef]

I always use a new one for injecting. A friend gave my a couple 18 gauge darts to try.

 

[studmuffin]

I draw with a 22g needle and then replace it with smaller g needle for pinning. I never use the same needle to draw and pin.

 

[d12hazz]

I always use different needles. 18 or 20 to draw and 23 for injection. Easier to draw this way and the injection needle doesn't get dull.

 

[Mountain_Man]

Draw with a 22 shoot with a 25 or 23 they do get very Dull after being pushed threw a stopper

 

[akn]

Lol I have like almost every size 18,19 for drawing 23 as it comes with the syringe , 24,25,26,27 mostly for pining its dort cheap here where I've thanks gid and straight from pharmacy

 

[BEASTZ6]

20ga to draw 25ga to pin.

 

[Masher59]

Drawing with a 22 pinning with a 25 currently.

 

[crash]

draw with 18 and depending on how much juice im pumping in either a 25 ga or 23 if im pinning 3 ml....25 ga for 1 ml

 

[Presser]

yeah draw with 18 and then inject with a 22 x 1.5

Pins dull way to fast to use it for both

 

[BEASTZ6]

I used to draw from a 100 ml vial with an 18ga, but the rubber stopper got so torn up by the time I finished the vial that I had bits of the stopper mixed in with the gear. I have now switched to using 30 ml vials and 20 ga pins for drawing.

 

[Mountain_Man]

I used to draw from a 100 ml vial with an 18ga, but the rubber stopper got so torn up by the time I finished the vial that I had bits of the stopper mixed in with the gear. I have now switched to using 30 ml vials and 20 ga pins for drawing.

Yep that happens then u get leakage and stopper peaches in ur gear it sucks

 

[Jo_seef]

My buddy gave me some syringe filters to go with 18 gauge tips for that very reason