1TattooWorld New Cast 10 Laps Coils Tattoo Machine Liner Shader Tattoo Gun, OTW-M703

After showing off this machine I had another artist at my shop tell me I bought a cheap machine and my tattoos would suffer. I'm sick and tired of the arrogance and egos in this business. This machine works great! I could have ran it as-is, but changed out the springs because of personal preference. Some "artists", and I use that term loosely, think they can drop $800 for two Workhorse Irons and they're instantly a tattoo God! The artist makes the machine, the machine doesn't make the artist. I've worked with Workhorse Irons in the past, and they are quality machines. But I can get very similar results using this machine. It's all about experience, proper tuning, and your ability. Just because you drive a Ferrari doesn't make you a excellent driver. Sure, it's something to show off and maybe overcompensate for something you're lacking. The artist I apprenticed under hand built all of his machines for under $40, and put out better work than the most expensive machines that were available back then.So all of the people saying this isn't a quality machine, or it's cheap and doesn't hit hard...maybe you should look in the mirror and ask yourself if it's the machine or your lack of experience. This is a quality machine for an unbelievable price. You can't go wrong with this purchase, and if anyone tries to talk smack just show them your work. Let it speak for itself. Bring me any newbie toting around $500 machines and I'll blow their arses out of the water with this $7 machine. Quit blaming your lack of talent on the machine. This isn't aimed at anyone who made comments here, it's just how I feel about this industry as a whole.

well I've had these tattoo machines for almost a year, and the got some good hours on them, I set one up for a shader and one for a liner, I switched out he stock springs for some nicer springs from piericingpros and put some brass rear square washers on them and changed out the a- bars and tuned them and they have been running pretty good, and for the money it will be your lost if you don't buy you a couple. The coils haven't heated up at all and I did some right good size tattoo with them. If you already have some high dollar ones, these would be good for backups or everyday use, but if you are like me you have a collection of machines and I switch around ,depends on where the tattoo is, and how big the tat is. you need different machines for certain jobs,i rarely use my rotary's. I like the old school coils, less trauma if they are set up right.lol crazy rick. there's another deal on these tat machines, so I ordered another one, I know they are the higher end of the Chinese machines ,but they are good machines for the money. I seen this almost look a like on another web site and they were asking 60 two dollars for it, for the same machine I flip out and ordered another one, you can't even buy a set of hand wound coils for what this machine cost, for a Chinese machine you can't go wrong. go ahead and get you one ,you want regret it. crazy rick ps I bought mine from crazy cart, but the co. Yuelong is selling them to and these Chinese co.'s should not be on amazon selling knock offs rotary's or even be on amazon at all,i can't believe amazon let them two on there site, other words we need to get enough people to complain and maybe they will take them off there site. they both start with z's

Machine works great, runs good at 6-8 volts. depending on your setup, does need some tuning and tightening of screws but overall great machine for the price. Coils look small but have done 2 tattoos which was a 1/4 sleeve and machine worked great, snapped an O-ring and kept firing! (Almost keep O-rings handy) but definietly would recommend to anyone just starting and on a budget.machine have a nice appeal, might be a bit lightweight for some people though. Very comfortable, low vibration and like I said, I ran machine for 3 hours and no hickup, just a broken O-ring.

Okay so i have this setup as a shader at the moment. It simply works. The weight of this machine is profoundly perfect. it feels great in the hand especially with a big fat tube grip on it. The only BIG PROBLEM i found on this is one that kinda bugs the hell out of me for the machines on amazon. The tube clamp sucks. I would only use this machine only with metal tubes and tips just because if you use disposables with it it will not work. Even then i imagine it will not work with some metal tubes. The reason this happens is because the manufacturer decided to machine a small piece of scrap metal on the inside of the tube clamp. I think the tube clamp would hold just fine without it. I almost took off 2 stars because it has made the disposables i love to use useless on this one machine. might get one of my machinist friends to remove it for me or bore the hole bigger on the inside of the clamp. also the etched design on the golden part of the machine looks kind of cheap. The bar and spring of this should be replaced and then tuned before this can be a really amazing machine but it is on the way there.