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D5Tattoo / Practice kit
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D5Tattoo / Practice kit

D5TATTOO / MATERIAL GUIDE
Use the selected variant and product description to confirm the current pack quantity, dimensions and color.
Check that the material fits the printer, practice surface or workflow you plan to use it with.
Follow product-specific storage and cleaning guidance. Items marked single-use should not be presented as reusable.
D5Tattoo / Stencil box
Choose an assorted physical stencil and transfer it with a suitable medium. The pull-out box keeps unused sheets together between practice sessions.
Compare the printed design with the actual working area before transferring it. Pick a manageable exercise rather than filling every available space.
Prepare a clean, dry practice surface, use a thin layer of suitable transfer medium and press evenly with the paper held still.
Wait for a stable, dry transfer before wiping or practicing. Keep unused sheets flat and dry in the box with the supplied silica-gel packet.
Product-specific answers
It is a physical pull-out box of prepared stencil designs for practice. Choose a sheet and transfer the design to your practice surface; you are not buying a downloadable image library.
The box contains fifty assorted stencil sheets, sold as A6 format, approximately 10 × 15 cm. Compare the actual printed outline with your practice area before transferring it rather than assuming every design will fit just because of the paper label.
The assortment can vary. Browse the sheets when they arrive and group them by the exercise you want to practice, such as linework or small shading studies, instead of expecting one fixed set of pictured designs.
No. The designs are already prepared. You need a suitable transfer medium and practice surface, but not a printer for these sheets. A printer is useful when you want to prepare your own files rather than choose from the box.
No. The box supplies assorted prepared designs, not blank printer paper or a printing device. For your own artwork, prepare a clear file and use a compatible stencil-printing workflow instead.
Start with a clean, dry practice surface and apply a thin, even layer of suitable transfer medium. Too much can let the paper slide and blur the outline. Place it once and press evenly rather than rubbing it back and forth.
Check excess medium and paper movement first. Try a small design, keep the sheet still during contact and lift it without dragging. If the transfer is already smeared, reset the practice area using your material's approved method instead of repeatedly pressing the same sheet to repair the outline.
Wait until the transfer is stable and the surface is dry, following your transfer product's directions. Test a small design first: different media and surfaces can dry at different speeds. Do not immediately rub a fresh stencil to see whether it has set.
Check the actual outline. The Mini has a 4 × 6 inch working format and the 3MM book has 6 × 8 inch sheets. Choose a design that fits inside the available area, leaving room for handling; the stencil paper's nominal size is not the same as the printed design's footprint.
Keep the sheets flat, dry and away from heat or direct sunlight. Return unused sheets to the pull-out box and retain the supplied silica-gel packet. Take out what you need for the session rather than exposing the entire stack at once.
Still need help? Contact product support at d5@d5tattoo.com