The first thing a new apprentice should do upon getting their first
tattoo machine is to take it apart. It is very important for a tattoo
artist to know exactly how the entire machine works, and how
it is assembled. There may be a time when a part needs to be
changed out on the machine and with very little time to spare.
Typically a tattoo artist has a whole host of machines, and a
spare should always be ready. Nonetheless, it is always recommended
that every tattoo artist who is starting their career be
able to disassemble and reassemble their machine (actually it is
pretty much a requirement).
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What is Coloring?
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The best example I can give of coloring, in tattoo terminology, is when you fill in a tribal piece...
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Armature Bar / A-Bar
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The prime component, as far as movement is concerned, in the tattoo machine is the armature bar. The armature...
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Liner or Shader Machines
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A lot of older tattoo artists used to have the misconception that you should have a “liner” and a...
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Become a tattoo artist for free
, Uncategorized, how to become a tattoo artist, tattoo apprenticeship, what does apprenticeship cost, 4
Can you actually learn how to be a real good tattoo ARTIST not just a tattooist for free? I...
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Frame’s metal not the most important thing…
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It is also important to note that the machine frame’s metal is not the only factor you have to...
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Spore Testing Autoclave in a Tattoo Studio
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According to CDC (Center for Disease Control) guidelines: “If spores are not killed in routine spore tests, the sterilizer...
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How much voltage does my tattoo machine need?
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Typically a tattoo machine will run from 4 volts to 12 volts. There is no real rule of thumb...
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Apprentice Tattoo Supply
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http://apprenticetattoosupply.com/
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