How much you pay for the pen?

Recommend from a beginner..?!🤔

@@ernestoguerrero2954 70$

Do this use universal cartridges?

Im a beginner an no it does not lol. If your lines are shaky it will be shaky with this too

What's ur experience with this tattoo machine been like so far?

Do you use the same brand cartridge needles? I’ve been debating buying them but don’t know how smoothly they work.

@@psychedelicate_ they're decent for what I currently do which is mostly small, hand and poke-ish, minimalistic stuff. I didn't try other than these since I bought various cartridges along with it. Do you use something different?

This channel is more for product reviews and such. I'm sure you can find tons of videos on the internet like this. It's also very hard to find the right sanitary supplies right now. (Iso alcohol, latex gloves, green soap, etc) so it's not the best time to tattoo outside of a shop.

If you go to the website they sell the same machines with 2 rechargeable batteries that belong to it

Did you do your butterflies what do you think of the machine

Good luck. Almost same situation

you've so got this.

@@spluker88 thanks a lot mate!! I have confidence I do too

@@ManYHerramientas thanks a lot mate. To you as well

Wish it was easy to become an apprentice by an artist, but in my area they're not taking any.

I've used big wasp and Cheyenne with no problem so I'm sure those would work fine.

Replacing of the motor or other components inside the machine.

Teach me

So u didn’t have any problems? Because I’m getting mines today and I seen it had a lot of bad reviews

Mia Stephens I haven't had any problems yet . Everything worked fine

How’s the line work?

@@CITYNSEW21 i get really good lines from this machine I've covered my leg already and had no issues

You can adjust the machine to however much you want the needle sticking out. If you have it all the way closed the needle will be sticking out even when you have it turned off. I always adjust while it’s turned on by eye

@@JuiceboxOffroad how do we know how far out the needle has to be? Just as we are comfortable tattooing? Or are there various reasons for different adjustments?

its not that simple....

I actually made this review after owning the machine for a while to make sure it's a great product. Never had issues before the review and never had issues since! Make sure to use our links in the descriptions when you purchase to support the channel!

hi i just got mine and idk how to put the needle in i try to twist it in place but it keeps popping out 😞

@@embermclane5649 You will feel it lock in place.

Tested with many different needle sizes. Works great! If you are planning to purchase one make sure to use the links in the description as they support the channel!

@@wereviewbuys Thanks so much for the feedback.

Hey, I have the same problem. Did u get a solution yet?

You dont need a foot padel, but you will need a 6.5 jack with a shorted chord, then the machine will run continously. If there is nothing plugged in, your circuit isnt closed. As you see in the video, the foot pedal was involved, even when running "without".

If it was a kit for a Coil machine then yes you'll need a new adapter to power it as well as new cartridges for a rotary machine. If you bought a kit for a different rotary pen then you should be good to go. The price is great so I'd honestly suggest grabbing the entire kit to be sure. If you do grab one make sure to use those links in the description as they support the channel! If you have any other questions don't hesitate to ask!

Dane Bezeau I run my rotary on 7-9 You don’t really want to go above 9 though. It can burn the motor out pretty fast.

I typically keep this between 6-7 it's all about seeing what works best for you. I personally wouldn't run this machine very far above 7.

I have tested the machine in long sessions of up to 5 uninterrupted hours, at a voltage of 9.5 (it is the voltage I use for drag pointillism) and it has been great without overheating or even, it is true that it seems that from 9 , 5 the machine feels more forced, and changes the sound and precision, but up to 9.5 works well, I would never recommend using it at higher voltage, the machine is comfortable only if the bandage is not adjusted well to cover it when having an output In funnel the bandage is loose and sticks a lot to the needle, the material and the texture of the machine, quality-price ratio seems excellent to me, to clarify that I bought it just to try it since the one I usually use is the equalizer proton, but this mast for an emergency I would use it without hesitation.

If you buy the kit if pretty much comes with everything you need to go. I don't believe the kit comes with ink though. I've linked both just the pen and the kit in the description. Look through the kid to make sure it has everything you want.

Is it good?

Still working? XD

@@akumaghilardi2992 I love mine. Worth it :)

@@gustavovega2726 very well :)

@@Cultsxlem does everything it come with feel good quality? What are the pros and cons?

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They say what now!? If your machine is such bad quality that the stroke lengths vary, I could maybe see how some would be too shallow to stick and others so deep it would cause blowouts. But ink applied in a good angle to the correct depth could be applied with a piece of wood and it wouldnt dissolve.

Yes you need different needle cartridges for different types of work. I'd suggest learning a bit more about tattooing through tutorials and such online! These will answer many of your questions.

Dragonhawk is where I get my stuff, they're ink is also really good

You can use it for both: lines and shading.