Charles,

See:  http://www.smallparts.com/b/318120011/ref=sp_iss_318120011

Brett



At 12:24 PM 8/4/2011, you wrote:
>
>
>For needles two sources I can think of are:
>   1) Your friendly doctor.  I think that it may be illegal to own a 
> needle in the United States, so you may not be able to go this route.
>  2)  A lot of epoxy applications use a syringe to apply.  Usually 
> the tip is a plastic part that screws on (half-turn).  But metal 
> needles are also available.  They just aren't sharpened like an 
> injection needle.
>Instead they are cut off square.  This would be nice because it also 
>gives you method of removing the needle and refilling your "syringe 
>ink cartridge" with the simple pull of the plunger.  So check with 
>your local plastics/epoxy supply company.
>
>Regards,
>Charles R. Patton


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