TATTOO MACHINE COMPREHENSIVE EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH DETAILED VERIFIED AND 100% ACCURATE
ANSWERS BRAND NEW EXAM ALREADY GRADED (A+
PASS)
A -bar Ans✓✓✓Armature bar 1.5 is standard length
When a bar is flat on front coil we are coil has between .010-.012
Ans✓✓✓Smaller creates more power it is noticeable (more coil is more
power)
Push the a bar down on the front coil hold machine up to the light and
check Ans✓✓✓For dust lint etc. this can cause your machine to rattle
and deflect believe it or not just blow debris with air can or mouth
Do not allow front spring to Ans✓✓✓Hangover the rear of the amateur
Bar this can create a buzz and undue vibration
A longer a bar extending past rear is fine Ans✓✓✓Creates a longer
stroke and usually a longer a bar and is 1.625 long
Angle of contact screws does not matter much Ans✓✓✓As long as it
turns on it's doing it's job however when the spring strikes the contact on
the up stroke the angle of the contact screw can have an effect of the
overall vibration of your machine.
, Once your machine is set up correctly it should Ans✓✓✓The angle
should remain the same because the Contacts crew should head at the
very end or front of the spring choose a front spring that is correct for
your application
A short spring Ans✓✓✓Will be faster. That same spring but the higher
angle will be faster yet a lower angle makes it slower and softer hit
All metals are measured on the Ans✓✓✓Rockwell scale and find it best
to be 48-51
Remember no matter the spring length the screw should Ans✓✓✓Hit
the end of the spring
A high angle makes for a Ans✓✓✓Shorter stroke
Using brass screws are better Ans✓✓✓They are highly conductive full
of copper compared to silver silver tends to mushroom then widens the
spring gap which makes for running problems
If a bar doesn't hit flat 5 problems can a cure Ans✓✓✓1 a bent saddle
2 a portly cut coil top
3 a twisted spring
4 a bent side arm
5 an angle on a bar bottom
WITH DETAILED VERIFIED AND 100% ACCURATE
ANSWERS BRAND NEW EXAM ALREADY GRADED (A+
PASS)
A -bar Ans✓✓✓Armature bar 1.5 is standard length
When a bar is flat on front coil we are coil has between .010-.012
Ans✓✓✓Smaller creates more power it is noticeable (more coil is more
power)
Push the a bar down on the front coil hold machine up to the light and
check Ans✓✓✓For dust lint etc. this can cause your machine to rattle
and deflect believe it or not just blow debris with air can or mouth
Do not allow front spring to Ans✓✓✓Hangover the rear of the amateur
Bar this can create a buzz and undue vibration
A longer a bar extending past rear is fine Ans✓✓✓Creates a longer
stroke and usually a longer a bar and is 1.625 long
Angle of contact screws does not matter much Ans✓✓✓As long as it
turns on it's doing it's job however when the spring strikes the contact on
the up stroke the angle of the contact screw can have an effect of the
overall vibration of your machine.
, Once your machine is set up correctly it should Ans✓✓✓The angle
should remain the same because the Contacts crew should head at the
very end or front of the spring choose a front spring that is correct for
your application
A short spring Ans✓✓✓Will be faster. That same spring but the higher
angle will be faster yet a lower angle makes it slower and softer hit
All metals are measured on the Ans✓✓✓Rockwell scale and find it best
to be 48-51
Remember no matter the spring length the screw should Ans✓✓✓Hit
the end of the spring
A high angle makes for a Ans✓✓✓Shorter stroke
Using brass screws are better Ans✓✓✓They are highly conductive full
of copper compared to silver silver tends to mushroom then widens the
spring gap which makes for running problems
If a bar doesn't hit flat 5 problems can a cure Ans✓✓✓1 a bent saddle
2 a portly cut coil top
3 a twisted spring
4 a bent side arm
5 an angle on a bar bottom
