History of tattoo machine

History of tattoo machine arose in New Jersey in United States of America in 1876.

Edison and Batchelor noticed that as the pencil lead refill of their printing telegraph drawn up earlier on-the-fly it was puncturing paper chemical solution is leaving its tracks at the bottom sheet.

This observation led them that they had comprehended that it was possible with the help perforated sheet of paper to use the template for carrying many copies out, and to draw up the project of the electric pen as organising for perforation. The device was designed for making with the transfer - of templates of letters, leaflets, papers and the like. The Electric Pen was a part of the scheme of the document copying used by entrepreneurs as the high-speed swinging-manoeuvrable engine for managing one needle.

Fifteen years later O'Reilly received to the tattoo, around implemented slight modifications of pipes, adding a few needles and the container of ink Edison as the first American patent for the machine in the project, what many historians think, by that O'Reilly enjoyed considerable influence very much to the development of the one that machines. This revolutionary device was very innovative in opening the door for the brand new generation of the growth in the field of the tattoo.

Edison most clearly wasn't pleased with his earlier project, because thought that the project could this way be modified, in order to ballpoint pen served as the machine entering ink into the interior of the skin and in 1877 he developed the brand new outline receiving the next patent for this device.It was a beginning of the development of the tattoo machine, and idea tattooing can be of the future changed the business forever.

O'Reilly after through made alterations in the patent of Edison from 1877, did good work changing the machine for office applications into the tattoo machine. Some of these changes contained the improved team of connecting the pipe with the chamber of ink, additional switch for turning off the pin and the regulation of the jump. 

In the USA and Europe many inventors are still working at  new tattoo machines.

The majority from these authors will never place documents in the patent office in order to receive patents for one's plans often, on account of the lack of time, of money needed for completing the project, or on account of the lack of the original idea. In theory, each time the improvement is an indicator for the design so that tattoo machines can evolve into better tools. However changes aren't sometimes improvements what many times is coming out in practice, and conclusions from these alterations are short-lived. As similarly as in case of all changes, projects are always a trial and error approach, because often what seems to be correct for one, is an obstacle to second and the search lasts. 

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