who knows who made this one?

[UnlikeYouTattoo]

11515

[No Iron Machines]

someone that never build machines before...ha..ha....

[zack_fa1r]

looks like a bad effort at the stigma fly!

[johndameart]

that motor is HUGE!

[skinmech]

Nice clean lines, would be easy to wipe down and looks like it would sit well on the hand....I like it, obviously the important part is how it performs,P

[slicksteel]

would be cool if the edges were smoothed rounded-but looks like a solid workhorse for sure!:cool:

[elbo]

i like it....looks cool...

[Clone Boy]

I like it. Would be a user if it runs ok. Nice to keep clean..

[Sage Oz]

I hate the sharp corners on the bottom near the grip. Do people really like their knuckles scraped by sharp corners?!? My pet peeve lol!!!

[billy]

Two years ago I saw this website but no idea how to run their machines.
I think it may be this...
http://www.rotoma.biz/shop.php?cmd=more&pid=6

[slicksteel]

if you look in the archive they dont make it anymore

[grey]

whats wierd is a completely unknown "builder" branded as a company that constructed a "rotary" out of basic possibly low end motor and plastic charge a base rate usually starting at roughly 350-400 ($ or whatever the currency of origin). why is it that rotary machines have such a high price bracket regardless of reputation/actual functionality/etc. i realize stuff like the more technically advanced machines that obviously have a LOT of prototypes being made, and really revolutionary frame elements and materials, cost alot because of what it took to make them, just like the spektra HALO, we watched that thing materialize from idea to retail. it seems to me that rotary kind of use a branding, and marketing tactics, rather than a coil machine builder who uses thier reputation, often as a tattooer/longer term builder. while rotary "companies" reflect just that, a mysterious entity that could be a guy in his garage, or an actual functioning "factory" justifying the price because they have a large overhead. i realize there are tons of cheap types of both coils and rotaries too, starting price for a beginner is much higher and for a coild builder to charge $600.00 its like a one off aaron cain or a fancy seth ciferri. jus sayin.

-grey