• Small capacitors can make your tattoo machine run
    faster. Not small size, but small rating in the micro farads.
    This is because they recharge like a battery, and
    are filled with some type of material that can

  • Do not be afraid to ask for specific caps when you order prewired
    coils. Or you can order coils that have no capacitor at all,
    and you can add the preferred size yourself. It is very simple to
    solder a cap to the

  • Capacitors will store voltage. When the capacitor is full of voltage
    it lets out a burst of stored voltage, and then begins to store
    it again. It does this by the use of filaments. It is not that important
    to know

  • The capacitor is a very important part of the coils as well. It technically
    is not part of the coils, but for the purpose of simplicity
    and general knowledge, this text will refer to the capacitor as

  • The rear spring’s relation to the front spring and armature bar
    is important to the geometry of the frame. These four pieces of
    the tattoo machine should be aligned as much as possible to
    ensure that optimal

  • Often times there will be a deck clamp fastened on top of the
    rear spring above the rear of the frame. This deck clamp can be
    effective when it is compared to a
    circular washer because it will allow
    the balance of

  • Like the front spring, rear springs come in different gauges and
    shapes as well as a host of lengths and cuts. The rear spring
    has the important role of storing the bulk of the energy from
    the armature bar

  • Springs are available in different gauges and different metals.
    It is not necessary to match the same gauge metal on the front
    spring with the rear spring. Springs come in all different shapes
    as well as thickness

  • The front spring which is also called the timing spring
    or the control spring has a lot to do with the speed of
    your machine. A harder front spring will make your machine
    faster because the front spring absorbs

  • The front spring is mounted to the armature bar, and is the piece
    of metal that will make contact with the front contact screw. As
    the armature bar moves due to the magnets in the coils pulling it
    down, the front

  • The springs are what give the tattoo machine its fluid motion
    flow. They are the physical mechanical component that will primarily
    determine how well the machine runs, and in what capacity.
    Springs can be thought

  • It is important to remember that less wraps in a coil means less
    resistance. Less resistance means that the voltage can in theory
    get to the place it is going to, faster. The gauge of wire will also
    affect this.

  • Experiment with different coil sizes (heights), and wraps. You
    may notice that less wraps will turn the magnets on and off
    faster because there is less resistance to complete the circuit.
    You may also notice that

  • Coil wraps are the material that is used to cover the coil. Coil
    wraps can be heat-shrink tubing, or a sticker. There are limitless
    designs for the sticker coil wraps; the most common is the
    checker holograph

  • Coils come in all different shapes and size variations. The most
    common variance is observed by the number of wraps that a
    coil will contain, usually anywhere from seven to fourteen. Popular
    wrap counts are eight,

  • As electricity flows through the
    tattoo machine it travels around
    the coils in the wire, creating an
    electro-magnetized core. It is this
    magnet that will pull down on the
    armature bar and force the needle
    into the

  • The coils are the prime power-plant of the tattoo machine. In my
    opinion the coils are the most important part of the actual tattoo
    machine. The coil is composed of a core that is wound with wire.
    There are

  • Like everything else in the world of tattoo, there is no such thing
    as a “best frame”. You will notice that a lot of the frames available
    on the market have similar geometry to the tried and tested
    age old

  • How do you tell if your machine is a cutback? If the
    contact post assembly is moved further back than a
    normal machine it might be considered a cutback. The
    actual frame does not have to be cut in order for

  • Frames can reveal how a machine is intended to run by the creator
    of the frame. This is prevalent in the typically agreed upon
    style of the cutback frame. The cutback tattoo machine frame
    will have the hole where

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