In order for a tattoo to at least work out, you need to be able not only to work with a tattoo machine, but also to customize it. This is a simple business, but painstaking and requires skill. The tattoo machine has 3 systems and they must work together in order for the machine to function properly.
Instructions
Step 1
The magnetic system consists of coil cores, coil washers, striker, frame base or bridge
Electrical system - consists of a capacitor, springs, bindings and a contact screw, coil winding.
Mechanical system - consists of a striker, springs, frame.
Step 2
The goal of any tuning is to achieve synchronization of all systems in the machine. There are two ways to tune an induction machine - regulator setting and fine tuning. The tattoo machine has 2 parameters for setting the regulators - spring compression and stroke length. The length of the stroke is determined by the distance the striker moves from the point (highest) to the extreme position at which the machine functions properly. Spring compression is a term used to describe interaction and also combines the characteristics of return force and resistance.
Step 3
The deflection angle is very important. Its value must be sufficient to set the desired stroke length (take into account the compression). The deflection angle on the machine is measured without installing the front spring. In fact, the distance between the base of the striker and the top of the core of the front coil is measured.
Step 4
The deflection angle can be obtained by two methods of spring installation:
- flat
- bent Stretch depends on the distance between the core of the front coil and the striker measured without a contact screw. Use the tips above to make the machine fit for you.
