Features:

Designed for beginners, high stabilityFine workmanship, low noise6 hours long time working without heatingdelicate appearznce, more easy to useWith a screwdriver, convenient in installing and repairing

Specifications:

Model: Q100Color: BlueMaterial of Machine: Aluminum AlloyMaterial of Terminal: CopperTechnology: Hand AssembledRPM: 25000-30000 R/MinuteStarting Voltage: 3-5VWorking Voltage: 6-8VCapacitor: 47μ / 50 V

Dimension: 8.8 cm x 7.5 cm x 2.1 cmWeight: 88.8 gPacking Dimension: 11.3 cm x 7.8 cm x 4.4 cmPacking Weight: 116.7 g

Package Include: 1 x Tattoo Machine, 1 x Screwdriver

How to use a tattoo machine:

Using a tattoo machine involves setting the proper speed, using the appropriate needle for either outlining or shading, and making smooth, consistent lines on the skin.

1. Plug up the power supply in the starter kit. In the back you should plug in the cord that inserts into the outlet from the other end. On the power supply there are two more places to insert wires, it doesn't matter which of the other two cords you put into them, but they should both be plugged in. One cord should go to the pedal and the other should look like a Y.2. With one of your guns, put a nipple on the armature bar pin. That is where the top of your needle will be connected around.3. Under the armature bar pin you should see a space for the tube vise. Connect the tube vise with the gun and leave it loose.4. Get your tube grip and connect it to your tube tip, tighten it well.5. Drop the needle pointing downwards through the tube.6. Put the tube up through the tube vise. Push the needle top over the nipple and tighten the tube vise. You can lower the tube so it will cover more or less of the needle.7. Connect the wires that look like a Y to the gun. One end goes into the screw in the back of the gun and the other one should be inserted right above it.8. Push the pedal and it should work.

Tips:

So the needle won't bounce around so much in the tube you should wrap a rubberband or two around the needle and gun and then hook it up to the power supply.If the machine doesn't work you should try readjusting the contact point screw. You could also try turning it on; there is a flip switch.Make sure to have the tattoo machine pedal turned off before you plug up the supply and all, together. Wouldn't want the tattoo gun to hurt you.