Like the video and knolege but i like my machines at 4.5 volts and prefer shorter stroke for lining. Your right though if you want you can adjust any coil to do what you want. Good luck on the videos.
That machine is flying. Would absolutely burn a hole in someone without quick hand speed, and lots of practice. Also, that is a small stroke from what I can see.
@@jonathandingle a good tattooer practices constantly and never considers themselves a "master" that title is bestowed upon you not proclaimed by you ... if you don't think you can get any better and you don't need to practice anymore then you will never go further than where you're at ...
Good explanation. The right tool for the right job. The right parts for the right tool. The righ job for the right artist.
i like this old school frame style
My out liner is pretty much the same set up, it's a great liner. makes tattooing a lot less work!
no oring? you did not put oring front spring?
Like the video and knolege but i like my machines at 4.5 volts and prefer shorter stroke for lining. Your right though if you want you can adjust any coil to do what you want. Good luck on the videos.
Yo soup, hope all is well
That machine is flying. Would absolutely burn a hole in someone without quick hand speed, and lots of practice. Also, that is a small stroke from what I can see.
It isn't a long throw, it won't burn a hole in anybody, its a liner, if you need a lot of practice you shouldn't be tattooing
@@jonathandingle a good tattooer practices constantly and never considers themselves a "master" that title is bestowed upon you not proclaimed by you ... if you don't think you can get any better and you don't need to practice anymore then you will never go further than where you're at ...
Crispy
That's not a long throw,
Con i know the meaning of “cut back” sorry i not undestand speek english