Your typical tattoo power supply will have between 2 and 4
amps.
Amps can be measured with your multi-meter while the fluctuation
can also be seen. Higher grade power supplies will handle
the quality of electricity in a better fashion than those that are
lower grade. Amps typically are not adjustable on a power supply
for tattooing, but there are some power supplies that will
allow for the adjustment
to be made.
More about amps
feel free to drop us a line support@TeachMeToTattoo.com
Related Articles
-
Stroke Control
, Uncategorized, machine, needle, stroke, tuning, 0
A good rule of thumb to control the stroke of your machine is to look at the front spring....
-
Multi-meter is useful in the tattoo studio
, Uncategorized, fix, help, repair, troubleshooting, tuning, voltage, 0
You should become familiar with a digital voltmeter or multimeter. It is recommended that all tattoo artists own a...
-
The Outline
, Uncategorized, outline, tattoo process, 0
Traditional tattoo methods include an outline. The outline is typically done with outlining inks, which have less alcohol in...
-
Contact point fashion
, Uncategorized, contact, custom, design, point, 0
Some artists will purchase contact points with a design on the top. You may have seen this design as...
-
The Dime Gap
, Uncategorized, dime, liner, nickle, shader, tuning, 0
Often times you will hear an artist talk about the importance of the dime gap. There is some debate...
-
Stencils do not have to just be a bunch of lines
, Uncategorized, application, lines, shading, stencil, 4
Some artists will not only have their line work on the stencil, but light shading might be included as...
-
Coil wraps..
, Uncategorized, coil, coils, machine, tuning, wraps, 0
Typical tattoo machines will use ten wrap coils. This is actually very vague because you do not know the...
-
0 Comments
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- edgar95dejesus on Video Tutorial: Black and Grey Dracula Tattoo
- Mark Billirakis on Tattoo help, questions from a real person just trying to figure out rotary tattoo guns
- CR Jordan on Tattoo help, questions from a real person just trying to figure out rotary tattoo guns
- CR Jordan on Tattoo help, questions from a real person just trying to figure out rotary tattoo guns
- Chris Verbofshi on Tattoo help, questions from a real person just trying to figure out rotary tattoo guns
Advertisement
