A good rule of thumb is that the more needles you have (up to
a certain point), the easier it will be to achieve solid and smooth
lines. Another good rule of thumb is that the fewer needles you
use; the more pain it will cause your client. This is especially
true when using a single needle for lining.
More or Less Needles?
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Discuss Autoclave Scenario
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Here is an example scenario: Joe conducted a weekly spore test on his primary autoclave on 01 January. Joe...
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Apprentice Conversation 24AUG2010
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My friend Cecilia was over at the house today, and we were talking about how her apprenticeship was going...
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Stuffing the Coils
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Coil tattoo machines have wire wrapped coils that are then magnetized and will pull the a-bar down. The coils...
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Less wraps / more wraps? Coils
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It is important to remember that less wraps in a coil means less resistance. Less resistance means that the...
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Blood Line – Outline
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Sometimes the artist wants to achieve a smoky effect or a light background effect, or even just create a...
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Play with different coil setups
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Experiment with different coil sizes (heights), and wraps. You may notice that less wraps will turn the magnets on...
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Dime / Nickel – Tuning
, Uncategorized, gap, liner, machine, nickel, nickle, shader, tune, 0
The old school trick of the trade was the dime gap liner nickel gap shader. Take the armature bar...
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Apprentice Tattoo Supply
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