🐉 Optimized Dragonhawk Rotary Tattoo Machine for Artists Review

I bought this but didn't realize it didn't have an RCA connector for power. This is the only downside that requires you to use the cable unless you buy your own battery power supply. So fur

I got this machine for a trade on Friday the 13th infernal tattoo day. It is absolutely worth every penny and more. Now this is my daily user. i love this car The chefs kiss. Absolutely got it. It's worth the risk.

I bought an Atom pen as a backup cartridge for a Mast Tour that I use regularly. The Atom is a lot heavier (135g) than the Tour (82g) and it shows. About the same weight as my rotary machines, but will do as a backup. The red color is perfect.

a person wrote about the needle that came out when using this machine, it happened to me too, but I found that the last hard twist of the Needle cartridge they blocked space. It's different from the standard tattoo machine and I think it will take a while to get used to it, but overall I like it.

The car is beautiful. I couldn't find in the description what was actually in the box. I only had a machine, a cable and 2 cartridges. No power supply or pedal. The needles were terrible 3rl, mainly for ant tattoos. Tested on faux leather before real leather and it's really smooth. Feels great in hand. Something more than a Magnum all-rounder. Costs money, but you need a power supply. EDIT: wow! On real skin, this machine creates amazing lines, blends beautifully and feels like a dream! It's so

This is a great machine at a great price. I don't understand why some have given negative feedback. The only thing I can think of is that they were damaged or just don't know about tattoo machines. First of all when I compare this car with more expensive ones I will not name names, there is only one big difference and that is the name, you pay more for the name because a lot of these engines are in these Japan and China cars are the best. Same motors as in the US except you have a piece of…

First of all, I would like to tell you that I have been a professional tattoo artist for almost 15 years. During that time I've used a lot of machines - some good, some not so good, and some crappy. That being said, I bought this car on a whim, not necessarily for any reason. I didn't need it, I have many other Rotarys. I was curious how good a $50 lathe (with a handle) could be, and with Amazon Prime I decided to give it a try. I got the red one because it was cheaper and I don't care what…