My question is, what on this machine looks so groundbreaking that everybody is soooo let down once they see the price? The way I plan on solving this problem is by not buying one.
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02-06-2013, 02:27 PM #21Knows Whats Up!
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02-06-2013, 02:45 PM #22Knows Whats Up!
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haha agree, just never really had my own and i knew they were coming out with something, but im not wanting to drop money like that for something i want to ((try))
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02-06-2013, 02:52 PM #23Account Removed at Users Request.
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600 is too far in my opinion, i can get a neotat vivace, a rotaryworks aluminium, and a new rotaryworks I.D machine and have £30 change!... And the neotat and rotaryworks are equal to the old dragonfly if not better!..
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mickwrath i couldnt agree with u more. im not sure wHat the VAT even is. but i can tell u i went to the website. put one in shopping cart like i was gonna purchase it. and it calculated with shipping and the swedish tax. that my total to get machine in california was 780 usd
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Hey best of luck to them. I would have designed a new body too. God knows the old model is the most copied modern rotary to date. It seems a lot to buy the old machine with a new can drive. It's like buying this years car model with new door handles for 2000$ more than last years.
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02-06-2013, 04:57 PM #26Machine Builder
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02-06-2013, 05:00 PM #27Machine Builder
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Nonetheless, Inkmachines proved with the dragonfly that their product and engineering is top notch.
Do I think it's worth $700+ yes. That machine can make you 100's or 1000's of $1000 tattoos.
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02-06-2013, 05:03 PM #28Knows Whats Up!
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That IS true. Halo's are $130 cheaper, & they have 4 different stroke wheels. If you can't get what you want done w/ that, the problem is you. Haha
Originally Posted by fkirons
If you are in the US and the price seems to expensive, then buy american products and support our economy...and builders
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02-06-2013, 05:18 PM #29Knows Whats Up!
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Well I'm sure if it's based on the other dragonfly then, when they post the parts list just buy the bits to convert your old dragonfly easy and much cheaper, also work ive seen is only from the sponsored artists, I dont know anyone whos bought one yet. As other machines are on the cards from other makers I think inkmachines have a dodo on their hands, unless it makes you tattoo like nikko haha
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02-06-2013, 05:20 PM #30Site Technical Admin
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John Wayne I believe just got his hands on one. I don't know if he is a sponsored artist but he is pretty good about talking openly about what he likes and why on facebook.
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