want to buy a new rotary..spektra or primus??

[tattood]

i dont have near as much experience as most on here, but i think alot could be said if an artist with little experience is able to get a smooth shade. then for an artist with alot of experience it wood be that much easier.. Id agree with the DD with no give . doesnt even seem to make since because there is not give but damn DD's seem to shade super smooth. I love aluminum RW springer with the slightest amount of give set.. and i hear the ID is doing the job well to .. but like bishbyname said its down to the artists but the right machine for the artist makes it much easier. I went through I'd say 15 rotaries before i found my go to shader..

[megas]

i've used also a stigma hyper v3.the dragonfly seems beter to me than the stigma...the smoothest rotary i've used was a dragonfly knock off we had bought from ebay..we used it 2 times before making it into pieces...

[megas]

when i do black and grey with the dragonfly i unscrew the give system.i dont want it tighthened almost at all.this makes it like no give??

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Spektra and sunskin are about £400 (not saying thats too much for quality equipment ... its not) But in my opinion buy an old timer ddo AND a rotaryworks id machine and you will still have about £120 left over... To put towards a spektra if u dont like the other 2.... And im sure theres plenty of people on here that would relieve you of your i.d or old timer on the classifieds

[skinmech]

Get an ID and one of these,,,problem solved... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMN9KlzCpcE but, then again, I am pretty biased,LOL

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Get an ID and one of these,,,problem solved... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMN9KlzCpcE but, then again, I am pretty biased,LOL

Exactly wht i said dude... Id machine & old timer... = awesome

[Fergus]

regardless of the machine lets not forget the importance of needle selection and depth with regard to soft shades. im with chewbacca on everything he says cos hes han solos main muddafukka. an 18 round shallow gives good grey with high enough volts,,,,sometimes though I feel like this guy,,,,,,

[skinmech]

regardless of the machine lets not forget the importance of needle selection and depth with regard to soft shades. im with chewbacca on everything he says cos hes han solos main muddafukka. an 18 round shallow gives good grey with high enough volts,,,,sometimes though I feel like this guy,,,,,,

LOLOLOLOL,,,Fukn A++++++++...I remember this, but had to watch it again,,,,,made my night.P

[Fergus]

ha ha i think this everytime i start a big google inspired tribal!!!!!

[skinmech]

LOL..