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Originally Posted by travelingtom
hahaha you said boned!! but they really are'nt that hard to understand. all it is is an electromagnet. there are lots of things that use them, like hair clippers for example.
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Yeah Jess, Machines are about as complicated as a door bell, and work on the same principle as i recently found out.
I was rockin some next generation half coil orions for the longest time, I got my hands on a machine building book and someone gave me Six monster Steal machines to tinker with, And I'll be damned if I ever use another coil that I didn't build and tune myself.
I stripped them all down to just the frames, re wrapped a couple of the coils, and started going to work on them, and let me tell you, it took a few tries to get it right. But now that I know what I'm doing, I've got those things purring like kittens. they run fast and loose and just bury ink. I'm running 10 wrap coils so mine do run a little hot. I'm running at 13-14v if I'm doing solid color, and they actually do get Hot after extended use, but they'll push just about anything anyway I want it.
Heres something I did on my leg yesterday in about 15 minutes out of boredom, Ignore the lines in the upper right hand corner, I know they're s&!t, my girl came home and started screaming about our dinner reservations that I had forgotten about and so I whipped them out in about 2 seconds flat so I can come back and fatten them up later. Just a guide for me since I didn't want to loose the Outline I had already drawn on myself.
Like i said, this was just something out of boredom that I whipped out in 15 minutes, and not something I'd put in my portfolio, I know it's a s&!t piece, but I'm using it as an example because I think it shows how well these things bury alot of black very very quickly.
anyway, I'm rambling, again, I apologize, what I guess I'm trying to say, is Building my own machines, made me appriciate them that much more. They're so simple yet extremely complex, and I kinda felt like a Jedi who'd built his own lightsabre after I was done.