💉 Enhance Your Tattoo Experience with the 1TattooWorld Tattoo Machine Shader OTW M703 Review

So let me start by saying that I only started the machine once during a few hour session. I did it with a fairly large group of needles (11mg). The machine was stable and had plenty of punch to run a large magazine for 2-3 hours without getting hot or having to be lifted so high it chewed through the skin. I would keep it in smaller groups of 7 or fewer. You have to set it up yourself, but otherwise I haven't changed anything. Pretty heavy, but it's a neat little machine and balls of dough.

I bought this machine after reading all these great reviews. I've spent a lot of money on high end machines, reels and rotors. Dude, these things work VERY well. I don't think you will find a better car for this price. In fact, they are very durable. They have a lot of power, so BEWARE BEGINNERS! I bought two and also don't need to run for 8v to pack 6v in the shade and run. I have one set up for packing and one for shade and will probably buy two more to have a fallback. You WILL NOT LOSE if…

This car is probably the best bang for the buck. Sell at this price. I immediately took mine apart and checked all the components as soon as I received it. Friction pipe fittings work better than guillotine clamp systems on plastic pipe. The appearance is polished and pleasing to the eye. I only had one small problem with the machine. The front spring contact screw tends to lose tension when the machine vibrates. I fixed this by adding a third rubber band to my machine and pulling it up and…

So now I have this setup as a shader. It just works. The weight of this machine is absolutely perfect. It feels good in hand, especially with the big, thick, tubular handle. The only BIG PROBLEM I've found with this is one that annoys me to death for machines on Amazon. The pipe clamp sucks. I would only use this machine with metal tubing and tips just because it doesn't work with disposables. Even then I think it won't work with some metal pipes. The reason for this is that the manufacturer…

After demonstrating this machine I had another artist at my shop telling me I had bought a cheap machine and my tattoos would suffer. I'm sick of the arrogance and selfishness in this business. This machine works great! I could run it like this, but changed the springs based on personal preference. Some "artists," and I use the term loosely, think that they can shell out $800 for two workhorse irons and they'll be a tattoo god in no time! The artist creates a machine, not an artist's machine. I

I keep this shader as a backup and it has saved me a few times so will always be grateful to have it. Here are a few tips/questions about the car: 1. Only 1 piece of spring, not front but rear spring. It still works surprisingly well, but I had to adjust the back tension and coil orientation before I could get a tattoo with it. I will also soon be replacing the spring with a traditional dual spring setup. 2. Coils. First off I don't think these are 10 wrap coils because they don't have that…