I'm not sure how that would work, but seriously if you could get more needle exposed , which is no fault of the machine it's cartridges . The machine back in side might do the trick.
I'll try it tomorrow..
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I'm not sure how that would work, but seriously if you could get more needle exposed , which is no fault of the machine it's cartridges . The machine back in side might do the trick.
I'll try it tomorrow..
i like to see a pic of what your talking about.Quote:
Originally Posted by OwlsDen
Got my Marksman during the week and did this piece with it..
lining was a bit tricky, but shading was awesome.
i gotta rock it on a few more tattoos to get used to it..
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fb...type=1&theater
So would I, I think it was in a thread asking for help with the Chinese hawk.Quote:
Originally Posted by merky
I went looking for the post but I can't find it. Maybe it got deleted.
Wasn't it about how to reduce the needle hang on a "Chawk" as it has virtually no adjustment vs the Hawk?Quote:
Originally Posted by OwlsDen
Yes sir you are correct, well it was to increase adjustment. It would only possibly make sense now that you mention it to reduce hang. Although where the cartridge would sit should not change much if at all as it locks in. I don't know, I don't have a "chawk" so I may never understand.
My Marksman arrived yesterday. Took about 2.5 weeks to Switzerland.
It doesnt look quite like the ones people have posted pics of, rather it is all black enamel, and has no fins or ridges on the motor housing part.
Well, looking at your Buddha it doesn't look like you had difficulty with anything at all mate including lining. I look forward to seeing more from you with the marksman!Quote:
Originally Posted by RickS.
By the sound of it, you might have received the updated version. I'm sure Merky will pop on and clarify though.Quote:
Originally Posted by throwhammers