Right now the weight is a little over 5 0z. I actually like machines with a bit of weight on them, but for those who need lighter machines I may produce some aluminum ones.
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Right now the weight is a little over 5 0z. I actually like machines with a bit of weight on them, but for those who need lighter machines I may produce some aluminum ones.
I found that 4 to 6 oz is a good weight to. not to light or heavy. to light and to me it seems like it fatigues your hand more with larger groups.Quote:
Originally Posted by JCarlton
iam with slick..thats about a good weight ..like the RW they feel good in your handQuote:
Originally Posted by JCarlton
I'm down for an aluminium frame if it goes into production, I think it's brilliant.
I'd really like one of these in alluminium also. Joshua has a sure winner here, the possibilities for different frame styles are boundless. Well done Josh, you never fail to produce good stuff that we can all enjoy. A man who likes to share .
Thanks guys, I will keep everyone posted as these progress. -J
5 oz is perfect for disposable and SS. Especially if you are lining with it.
I find that heavier rotaries are easier to line with.
I want one Josh Hit me up if you can make make me one, I must own that one!
That looks great!! i'd like to try some heavier rotaries, i find i sometimes have to adjust how i tattoo because all the ones i have are hella light! nice job!!
beautifull, but when you stop the machine, the needle is allways out, or it isnīt Josh?
Looks like you have a winner there Josh, that style will most likely appeal to some of the old school coil guys too.
Is the cam shaft a modded steering link from an RC car?