Silencer Rotary Tattoo Machine The Hildbrandt Silencer Shader Rotary features a 2mm bearing and is slightly slower running than its counterpart, the Beretta Liner, which is running a 1.75mm bearing. Previous versions of this frame design based on the original Swiss Rotary usually featured variations of 1mm, 1.5mm, 2mm, 3mm and 4mm bearings. Despite the wide selection of bearing sizes, most artists that have used this rotary frame design tended to always go back to the 2mm. The reason being that the 2mm was the most well rounded, suitable for both lining and shading. The larger you go, the less stable the machine, the smaller you go, the more likely the machine may cause the needle to snag the skin. This is because even small variations in the diameter of the bearing resulted into big differences in the way the machine ran. During the development of the 2nd version of the Beretta and Silencer, we wanted to maintain a difference in speed performance between the two models but did not want to overdo it. So we created the 1.75mm bearing for the Beretta, this bearing is smaller by the 2mm just enough to increase the speed of the machine without taking away from its usability. Hildbrandt Tattoo Training DVD Chapter One: Getting to Know the Equipment Chapter Two: Tuning the Tattoo Machine Chapter Three: Needle Groupings Chapter Four: Proper Power Supply Output Chapter Five:
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