Best rotary for black and grey

[hellraiser6662]

Well im am old school and got into a apprentship making needles, which most dont know how to do.. but every rotary machine built is on that 4,3.5,2.5 throw theory. If you dont belive it then thats why you stuggling in finding a bng machine. But hay what would i know im old skool working with flitev2 at 15v 2.5 cam soft bar. If its choppy look at you hand speed and machine throw. Thats why bng machines are 2.5 not 4 ask any builder they will confirm that. To get smooth bng its matching your hand speed to the machine, using the right bng mix, the right machine speed, the right needles or carts, most importantly how you move your hand. Go on periscope add carl grace as a friend when he goes live doing a tattoo he will answer any questions about his tattooing.

No offense but just about the only thing there I agree with is that a longer stroke and a heavier cam is going to create more velocity. The rest sounds like the old dime liner nickle shader mentality, which I have never agreed with.

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[Jesse Phillips]

I didn't say that I don't believe you, just that I disagree with you. Its not a contest.

[thesmokingmirror]

Go on periscope add carl grace as a friend when he goes live doing a tattoo he will answer any questions about his tattooing.

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Pretty sure Carl Grace does plenty of Black and Grey tattoos using a 4mm stroke Hawk Thunder This contradicts your stroke theories

[chrilletattoo]

Pretty sure Carl Grace does plenty of Black and Grey tattoos using a 4mm stroke Hawk Thunder This contradicts your stroke theories

The owner of the shop I work do black and gray work only with a Hawk Thunder and she do supersmooth work all the time.