Lord Caktis
05-19-2011, 11:00 PM
Hello and thanks in advance for any help or advice
I have been a tattoo artist around the pittsburgh area for 8 years and just recently had two good friends give the idea of using rotary setup.
After researching I decided t start by going with the Stigma Hyper v-2 machine and have already felt the difference and I like it.
My question is though the instructions that came with the stigma was a bit vague on where precisely you put the synthetic grease. In the reference image with the product a arrow points right at the nipple of the machine and say lubricate here every 100-200 hours or once a month. I cannot clarify if the grease is supposed to applied to the sides of the machine where the up and down motion of the machine moves against the aluminum frame, OR into the small area around the nipple of the armature area and into the small gap around the nipple.
I am kind of assuming that I am being directed to the sides that rub off the aluminum frame but I would had to make false assumptions and damage my machine.
Thank you for reading and giving any advice and/or information about my confusion, take care and be safe.
I have been a tattoo artist around the pittsburgh area for 8 years and just recently had two good friends give the idea of using rotary setup.
After researching I decided t start by going with the Stigma Hyper v-2 machine and have already felt the difference and I like it.
My question is though the instructions that came with the stigma was a bit vague on where precisely you put the synthetic grease. In the reference image with the product a arrow points right at the nipple of the machine and say lubricate here every 100-200 hours or once a month. I cannot clarify if the grease is supposed to applied to the sides of the machine where the up and down motion of the machine moves against the aluminum frame, OR into the small area around the nipple of the armature area and into the small gap around the nipple.
I am kind of assuming that I am being directed to the sides that rub off the aluminum frame but I would had to make false assumptions and damage my machine.
Thank you for reading and giving any advice and/or information about my confusion, take care and be safe.