steampunk crank rotary

[Dan Kubin]

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some new ones just off the mill.
all slightly dampened.
makes for a great liner and black n gray.
you don't notice the dampening too much when lining, and it puts them in effortlessly.
they have a bit of a softer hit when using mags... the biggest I've used has been an 11, (for solid color) and it worked just fine.
the dampening can be removed with a special nut... on the alum/copper one.
these will sell for $300.
2 week return policy if displeased with the product.

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[tattooedpirate2]

Pretty sweet work very mechanical and nifty.

[Administrator]

That Mill is paying for its self in no time!

[gangstajay]

damm cool

[eric03]

are they all clip chord ready or do you have rca ready ones as well. also, will you be at ink and iron this weekend?

[Dan Kubin]

I can make one RCA. -especially the copper/aluminum one.
I wish I was going to the Ink and Iron!
maybe next year...when I have a run of them made.
-right now I'm doing 99% of the fabrication myself, so they are on a made to order basis.

on a side note, a friend of mine compared tattooing with his coil to using my rotary was like going from a car to a dune-buggy.

[Administrator]

on a side note, a friend of mine compared tattooing with his coil to using my rotary was like going from a car to a dune-buggy.

for the fun factor?

[fyxation]

is that a bit of leather you're using for the crank arm? if so i can see how that would add a bit of dampening, pretty cool man

[Administrator]

is that a bit of leather you're using for the crank arm? if so i can see how that would add a bit of dampening, pretty cool man

Looks like it might be phenolic board?

[Dan Kubin]

Phenolic!! correct. No that is not the dampening.
-and yes, the dune buggy for the fun factor. He said he felt he could do all kinds of tricks with it and it was fun to tattoo with. I have to agree. -these two machines are my new favorites, though I still like my direct drives for dot work and heavy whips, and my springers for fast coloring.
-though, If I had to choose one, this is the model. It does everything just fine -So far, everyone that has used it has either bought one or is waiting for one.

[Administrator]

Nice! When I lived in the baja we had a dunebuggy! Glad to see the mill is paying its self off.

[Dan Kubin]

It's definitely paid for itself...even If I didn't sell any machines...it supports my machine habit! It was pretty much a necessity for me.