Kit Tattoo Gun Cartridge Machine Pen for Beginners Rotary Tattoo Machine Kit Professional Complete Tattoo Kit Supplies WTK070-B

I read a lot of reviews on this product and I was a little skeptical. After I bought it I was in love with the whole thing!!! I bought a different ink because I wasn’t sure about the ink in the kit but I forgot to use that ink and the ink that comes in the kit is pretty good I don’t mind it at all I even mixed the two on my second tattoo! Only thing I would fix is the labeling on the needles since I’m a grab and go person so I opened two shading needles instead of lining needles.

Comes with 1 transfer sheet, 1 skin, ink, needle cartridges, power supply, pedal, tat pen and cable for the tat pen.I’m more familiar with coil and rotary guns just an fyi this is my first time using the pen and I love it. Below are some things to keep in mind and to trouble shoot the cable that connects to the pen.1. The tat pen is excellent, low in noise. Easy set up, easy cleaning, easy maintenance.2. The RCA Cable that connects to the pen kept going in and out of power. This was happening because of the copper housing around the node that goes into the pen was losing grip and not making full contact. I adjusted the copper housing inward just slightly to give it a firm fit. You can use needle nose pliers or a hard surface to gently apply pressure to bend it into place and that solves the connection problem.2. Pedal is light duty but is great for the starter kit and works as needed. Don’t go stomping on it because you’re having issues. Take a step back and evaluate the set up, tinker around and make sure everything is connected properly.3. Ink is great for practice. I wouldn’t use it on myself or anyone else other than practice. Invest in better ink if you want long term quality for actual tatting. I’m the kind of person that doesn’t like to go back and fix mistakes. I prefer it is done right the first time. So it’s up to you if you wanna FAFO with practice ink.4. The skin is pretty thin. Don’t go practicing on it on a wooden surface. I recommend getting a green cutting mat to work on as a barrier and also getting some thicker skin to practice on. I practiced for a good hour to get the feel of the gun and it went right through the skin and tatted my cutting mat. Mat didn’t tear or rip the ink just went through. So if you like your desk, table or what ever you’re practicing on keep that in mind.Hope this helps. I give this 5 stars and recommend. Just be smart about it.

this kit slaps—for beginners, hobos, and reckless dreamers alike. the machine itself? not bad. i've beat the crap outta mine for 50+ hours, mostly grinding into practice skin like i was trying to erase my past. around the 3-hour mark it started getting a little louder and slowing down slightly, like it was politely hinting that it’s tired but doesn’t want to complain. to be fair, the manual did say “rest every 2 hours,” and i said “lol no” like a true idiot.the practice skin is hot garbage, feels like tattooing a bologna slice that's been left on a radiator. the ink? it exists. would i put it in a human? absolutely not. unless you’re into mystery rashes and possible hauntings.now let’s talk features: you can adjust the needle length (how far it sticks out like a little mechanical tongue), but there’s no stroke adjustment, so what you see is what you stab. not a dealbreaker though—if you’re buying this, you probably shouldn’t be fiddling with advanced settings anyway. i say that with love.i’m not licensed. i tattooed in prison for a few months using a cd player motor and blind ambition. this is better than that, but it ain’t no $200 wireless beauty. still, if you're broke and got the itch to ink, this lil gremlin will get you started.just don’t use that ink on your cousin. unless you hate your cousin. then go wild.

The machine itself is very good, for the price. But, throw away the crappy needles, ink and practice skin. Just a suggestion, get Kwadron disposable needles and I use, Eternal Ink. A pound of flesh, practice skin, is the best I've found, without using pig skin, to practice. I would 100% buy it again!

Great starter kit. Played with it the second I got home. I’ve always wanted to learn! I’m not much of a drawer either so this’ll be a fun project to keep my mind busy. I’ll need to get some more practice pads real soon.

It was great at first , for about a couple weeks , then suddenly it stopped working, at first day the foot peddle worked fine then just started acting up from there, then yesterday the machine would just slightly pulse when ever clicking on the foot peddle and started over heating, checked the wire and everything looked fine from the outside no loose wires at all, so it must be an internal thing

Quit working after 5 minutes. I’m ok with that. 5 stars because that’s on me. I’m cheap! Time to spend up!

This is the ultimate beginners kit. It has everything except the stencil transfer stuff. I played with it as soon as it arrived. The inks take fairly decent in the fake skin. I wish there were more pieces of skin that come with it but for the price it’s not bad. I ordered more skin pieces for a little more practice. I only got into 2 colors but the variety of colors was actually pretty nice. The machine runs so smoothly almost feels like nothing. I don’t have that hum in my hand even after playing with it for a few hours straight. The machine doesn’t skip or drag which is an extra bonus. Everything came neatly and tightly packed so there wasn’t anything shifting around in the box. Overall I’m thrilled with this purchase. Super easy to use.