Tattoos

How do you make a tattoo machine at home?

hollymatch21 asked:


I’m doing a project for school on tattoos and tattoo machines and it is important to have something for the audience to look at while i am presenting my speech to the class. Thanx.

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4 Comments

• At 2008.08.23 11:42, Kat said:
  

  I don’t think is a good school project to do, sorry just thought I’d say it.
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• At 2008.08.26 20:15, harley51185 said:
  

  Don’t bother. Make up posters or blow up photos.
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• At 2008.08.28 11:16, kkkkkkkirby said:
  

  If you’re doing a project on tattoo machines, I don’t think the best visual aide would be a gun made at home by a high schooler- unless the theme of the project revolves around what NOT to do.
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• At 2008.08.29 00:09, Onega said:
  

  well you might want to find alternative ways to have them look at something while you’re speaking, because home made things are exactly what NOT to do. and if this is a backwards way of asking how to make a tattoo gun ( no offence, it happens a lot around here, some people are just better liars than others) well the answer is that professional machines and an artists skil are unparallel compared to a novices …
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