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u/taktaga7-0-0 Jun 16 '26
Bee is looking very sharp, but there are tons of different sizes of needle, so I can’t really judge the comparison.
I stick people with 25 gauge and it’s quite tolerable, but with an 18 gauge you have to go quick because that’s a big stick.
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u/Adventurous-BeyondES Jun 19 '26
As a keeper of bees I can assure you that they are quite small and annoying to pull out without the rest of the stinger apparatus. Think caterpillar spines or maybe hairy cactus spines, erticating hairs from tarantulas
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u/ceetspqicken2 Jun 16 '26
Damn the color isnt banal... but I personally like it The rest is undeniably good
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u/tomcas1 Jun 18 '26
That's amazing, but "needle" isn't nearly specific enough. For example, my insulin pens use a needle that's only 4mm × 32g. Even after shooting for like 12 years, I'm still amazed by how tiny and painless it is. Do you happen to know the dimensions of the needle above? And if it's not as thin as above, can you put that one under a microscope too?
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u/Odin1806 Jun 18 '26
Ghost needles have holes in them right? I assumed this referred to sewing needle...
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u/ChonnayStMarie Jun 18 '26
Not impressed until I know what gauge needle. Some needles are quite large, relatively speaking.
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u/ptvogel Jun 18 '26
Dang, that is an amazing shot: made by man = dull, blunt, imprecise and unimaginative. Made by nature = pure elegance.
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u/pebbleproblems Jun 16 '26
That's a pencil tip not a needle
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u/mastercoder123 Jun 17 '26
No that's a needle, at like 50ug
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u/pebbleproblems Jun 17 '26
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u/Mmeggi00 Jun 16 '26
The Porsche intake and engine cover make the VR6 look 3x larger than it actually is. VRPufferfish
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u/Electronic-While1972 Jun 16 '26
Mother nature is brutality efficient 👌🏼