who knows what machine this is. Maker, model and what not

[vonshaggy]

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[peter clements]

Chinese crap.

[The Limey]

Its a Chinese machine

[Bishopbyname]

i concur, these are suitable if you want to dip your toe in to the world of rotaries, if you already know what it's like to use one, avoid.

[wildboy]

Its a chinese (economy ^^) model it usually comes with a round tube vice screw instead of a t-nut if Im not mistaken...

[Mr.Taboo]

Paperweight.

[vonshaggy]

It was my first rotary. Bought it for 60 bucks. Just wanted to see if I like them. Love it. It runs very consistent,smooth,and quiet. I throw down some real decent black and grey for a crappy chines. Wanting to get a workhorse rotary. Unless there is any suggestion.

[slicksteel]

Yea I believe a few other guys on here have them and have gotten good results with them. some say they run better then the stealths for half the price.I my shelf am not impressed by the workhorse ones I had some of the higher priced ST ones and i thought they sucked. Hey if your getting good work out of them china machines
no need to change what works!

[Rattus]

If you get one of those...rewire it. A lot of those come with single strand wire that is brittle. Yeah, I got a model like that to test the waters after trying some other wannbe swiss..I liked this one over the fake-swiss. It's quiet, very light, as the one I got is a polymer body and a-bar. The best results I achieved so far, is with gray wash and color layering. Solid packing of color is a pain with this one...for me anyway. I'll probably mod it when I make some time.

[vonshaggy]

Not sure about rewiring it. Saving for a better machine. Mine is also great for the black and grey work and color layering. Not the best for color packing like tribal. I leave that for my sharpz.