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Hello everyone. My name is Rok and i'm a tattoo machine designer. For the last few months we have been developing the lightest tattoo machine called LACEnano, that has lowest vibration and is fully autoclavable. Any question opinion is welcome.
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Just thought id make a post to see some cool tattoo history I am currently at the shop and have some more cool original stuff at home, ill soon be posting an original Owen Jensen acetate stencil and an original Bert Grimm acetate stencil. But ill start it off by sharing an original Zeke Owens tattoo machine I have, sorry about the screenshot from instagram its a good double shot of the engraving and the actual machine. also i dont know if anyone would be interested, but i make acetates myself just for fun, if you have any design you want message me! i love doing them and will bust out some for free or for a trade with all of you! Message me if your into it! anyway heres the picture hope you guys enjoy it!
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heres a couple of machines iv got . and some tubes. iv done sum spring cleaning and i havent used s.s.tubes for a very long time. they could do with stripping and tweeking with some new springs and armature bars. im looking to swap for a tidy basic rotary machine . pm if ur interested
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KevinRileyTattooMachines.com Machines are COMPLETELY HANDMADE one at a time. All frames are hand cut from my design or yours. All hardware is made to match each machine, right down to treading the contact screw. Hand wound coils are made to fit each frame, All coil wire and the capacitor will fit neat. No extra wires to get in the way. All Machines are 100% guaranteed for life, Unless they are modified by someone else. If you want a machine built to suit you, I'm you guy. Any reasonable request can be made....but I don't do Bio-Mec carving, Aaron Cain did it first, Does it the best, so get that stuff from him. But anything else.... Like - Custom frames designed from your drawing. - Reproduction of an antique design. - Custom coils... built on coin, fiber, plastic or linen washers. - Any tube vice you can think of. - 1.25 or 1 inch coils. - Right or Left handed. - Powder Coated or Oil Blackened Finish. - Clip-Cord, RCA, or 1/8th Electric connections. SOLD ONLY TO PROFESSIONAL TATTOOERS... WITH PROOF. Machines start at $350us for standard styles. Email me at.... mail@kevinrileytattoos.com
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I was searching the internet, the other night, for any information on the history of tattooing in the UK, when I stumbled on this. It’s a tattoo museum in Liverpool , UK. On the site they had some photos of antique tattoo machines powered by clockwork. I would have though these predate the electric tattoo machine and were made by a company called Newton & Wilson. Further searches on the internet indicates they specialised in making sewing machines. Does anyone know anything about these or this type of machine. Where they used in the USA? Did they catch on for a short while before becoming made obsolete by the advent of the electric powered version.? They look as if they are beautifully made and were probably quite expensive. I’m fascinated by old stuff like this, although my thing is restoring antique firearms. I thought I would post some photos on here, courtesy of the Liverpool Tattoo Museum. www.Tattoomuseum.co.uk tattoo museum liverpool - Milton Zeis. There’s of lot of other interesting stuff on the site, as well.
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by Micky Sharpz is for sale on Ebay for about £55.00. Seems a bit sharp for a dvd. Has anyone seen it, is it any good, can you recommend an alternative?
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Since I'm left handed, I thought this might be a good topic. How many of you guys are left handed tattooers, and if you are, do you use left handed machines? I've never used one, but does it make that big of a difference? I've only been tattooing for a few years, and never really thought about it until recently, but does anyone else have experience using them?
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Aaron cain acantha liner RARE numbered 14 2007 Fallen king irons aluminum pyro cutback liner rca with option to change to clipcord ,pyro long stroke liner Neuma N2 original and a regulator and air filter and tube PM for pics
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Seriously nothing but quality. the only machines i will touch now.
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What's your views on these machines?
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One of the guys that I work with, has expressed interest in building a few machines. I've always been interested in building machines, and metal work has been something that I always had fun doing. My question for you guys, since I know there are a few machine builders here, is have you ever used frames that you had cut from a water jet machine? I have a buddy that runs a shop, and he has said he would like to help us out, by cutting a few frames that way for us. Were trying to weigh the pros and cons of this. Has anyone tried this?
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hey dudes. whats up Scott? (hey, im back from overseas. gimme a shout) Mario- you are the greatest. xoxo <3 - seth
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So my soon to be husband has a tattoo appointment on Dec 29 but our honeymoon starts January 18th. He's only getting line work this first sit. Is that too soon to be swimming? He'll wear sunscreen and all that- we're not really sun bathers. But salty, wet, humid... is this bad? What's the risk? Infection, ruined work, or both?
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Happy Birthday! Samuel O'Reily patent was approved 119 years ago today on Dec. 8th 1891. -
okay, so, first off...i'm not sure if this is the place to ask this on here or not, so somebody let me know, haha. I'm considering getting a Northeast shader frame to do a build on...does anybody have an opinion on these frames? Good? Bad? I'm assuming the brass ones are pretty hefty... And what happened to Paulo Fernando frames? I built on a few and really liked em...now poof! I cannot yet make frames...and really enjoy doing builds. Cheers!
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me and a buddy were talking about machines the other day. i recently aquired an "original" percy waters machine. the previous owner said that he did bastardize it because the vise sucked...!!!!!! wtf!!!! so they chopped it off and just put a new on where the yoke would be(brass)..i asked him what else had been done to it..he said nothing that he knew of except for springs...well that got me to thinking..this machine has a capacitor..waters died in 1952 if i am correct...when did the first capacitors appear on machines?? i thought it was late 60s or 70s but i cant remember who or if that's even close to right...one step closer to that free shirt!! whoo hoo!!!
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hello! this is henry rodriguez i work at scapegoat tattoo in portland oregon you can see my work at http://www.tattoosbyhenry.com/
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So I think I'm in the clear for asking this question... at least I hope since Im not asking for anything application related... but I was wondering what everyone uses to carry their gear in when traveling? I've been looking at the huge pelican cases but wanted to know if there is anything better I should be looking at? Thanks. if somehow i crossed a line with someone by asking this... then sorry.
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Thought I would share some machine ideas with you guys. I like building single coil machines so here are a few designs. The first one is an antique looking standard sprung machine. I love building knarly old looking stuff. The second is an adjustable compression spring design that I came up with that works really well. The third is a design that took me a while to get the right setup but I finally got it. Really lite weight due to no sideplate and these things are badass. Larry
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Here are a few pics of some of my stuff. Model 33 liner Lectro -tat shader Hole hog liner
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My buddy Shane Enholm told me to check you guys out. I tattoo by day and build machines when I can. I'll try to get some pics up soon or check out my web-site. I build a wide variety of stuff. Most of my machines sell for 400. Larry
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I have 3 brand new J Carlton Machine i bought for someone that flaked out on me. they are the ones on the top row. if interested message me with an offer or a nice trade.
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Im always curious about new gear, machines and supplies... has anyone been using anything new lately that they are really impressed with?
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i build machines to use daily, they might look good, they might not. but they are walk in killers. liners AND shaders have a nice throw, medium speed, and hit fairly hard. versatile, smooth with a wide powerband. $400 includes shipping to the USA and Canada. karl hedgepath www.jinxprooftattoos.com www.karlhedgepath.com jinxproof1996@gmail.com
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....here is his website for those interested...I always have them too..i will be at the spotlight booth at state of grace....but if you really want an experience..buy one from him.... his number is 757- 463-0249...also i have some out here west coast...you can contact me here...or at sctattoo@sbcglobal.net I did not see his website link..i musta mucked that up..but here is his number....he makes these...now....also a shader but i will get a pic up of that too.....
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