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Most Forgiving Machines for Beginning Tattooers | Carson Hill | EP 243

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  • čas přidán 6. 08. 2024
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    What makes one machine more forgiving than another? What defines a "forgiving" tattoo machine? What factors should beginning tattooers consider when buying their first machine?
    In today's episode we sit back down with Machine building pioneer Carson Hill to tackle these questions and more.
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Komentáře • 31

  • @HectorValenzuelahuglife

    Great information as always. Loving my Nuema machines and learning from you all

  • @luisvaldez2050
    @luisvaldez2050 Před 3 lety +1

    Good video I always learn from these thanks

  • @curtiscarlson8958
    @curtiscarlson8958 Před rokem +1

    These are fun to hear the better artists/more successful artists talk shop. It gives many of us something to aspire towards. Thanks for letting us in on the conversation, the perspective is healthy.

  • @jessilene
    @jessilene Před 2 lety

    I am so grateful for this dude 🙏 you’re god sent

  • @jasonlabrecque5130
    @jasonlabrecque5130 Před 3 lety

    Keep creating, thanks for the content

  • @MillionPM
    @MillionPM Před 3 lety +2

    another excellent video. I sympathize with Carson about trying not to make it a Neuma Commercial. He did great.

  • @charliemaddock3459
    @charliemaddock3459 Před 8 měsíci

    another good one cheers

  • @Scott-YouTubeAddict
    @Scott-YouTubeAddict Před 3 lety +1

    Best interview so far in my opinion. Unfortunately trial and error is the only way toward recognizing what harmony feels like and a lot of these concepts might go over a beginners head, but I agree 100% with everything you guys said 😊👌🇦🇺

  • @Michael-cb3dz
    @Michael-cb3dz Před rokem

    Inkjecta flite nano is a very good starter set up .not to bad on price eather I started out using a Amazon coil machine and then step up alil and got few of the dragonhawk mast pen machine and used them for a good bit them got me a inkjecta and im loveing it next i want the bishop wand packer to try out

  • @jessejames1508
    @jessejames1508 Před 3 lety +2

    Thanks for these! Carson is such a smart dude and I wouldn’t mind one of these episodes a day lol. Loving my neuma4 machines!

    • @charlesraylan6835
      @charlesraylan6835 Před 3 lety

      A tip: you can watch movies at flixzone. Me and my gf have been using it for watching loads of movies lately.

    • @ezraforrest6936
      @ezraforrest6936 Před 3 lety

      @Charles Raylan Definitely, I have been using flixzone for since november myself :)

  • @elainegrossingernailartist8311

    I learned to line on a cheyenne spirit.... yeah I couldn't understand why my lines where scratchy... my mentor never explained stroke and all the technical stuff... I learned on my own. Then I got the thunder and I ran it way too high on myself and I learned. I did try the hawk pen the thunder and sol nova with my mentor but never knew the difference between until I went and got the information on my own... I just felt that on fake skin the spirit felt the best...

  • @adrianhuitron8772
    @adrianhuitron8772 Před 3 lety

    Neuma 33 percent cam and aluminium is the best for my bng i like the 28 for my bold traditional work so dope but I'm still using the dan kunin for big lines the neuma us amazing I recommend for any one who tattoos

  • @Avakthefirst
    @Avakthefirst Před 3 lety +1

    Video starts at 5:45

  • @tylersweeney22
    @tylersweeney22 Před 2 lety

    I use up to 3 machines depending on what im doing, neuma 4 for lining, bishop CP wand, and the valhalla for soft shading. And with dip cups i use them but only when im doing color which isn't very often I get mostly black and grey or black and maybe 1 or 2 colors I won't use dip cups in that case only when u got a hand full of colors out they are nice, I get some generic ones off Amazon work the same and half the cost.
    I try to tell people all the time how much I have sitting on the table as I get alot of complaints on shop minimum ($100) like I might have 15-20$ worth of supplies on the table im using and I only get 50% of the price.
    Carson if you see this u have a question if you could help me out please. So using the neuma 4 I've had alot of carts break in guessing its the band inside? not sure never had happen with any other machine, but do you think it may be the spring I have both spring but not really sure when and when not to use so been a little scared to run the stronger spring and when I should switch to that one. If you could possibly message me that would be awesome or if anyone else knows about the regular and stronger spring with info on when and when not to run it....Thanks in advanced

    • @ivanmendoza8457
      @ivanmendoza8457 Před 2 lety

      Dude me too I bróker magic monos and new t techs aswell but no problem with Cheyenne I think xause the retracción so faster I've only fucked up the carts with ñong stroke and 20 percebt profiles so I'm assuming it's that turn down your neuma a bit and add vaselina to the back of your cartriges it hasn't happened to me after I turned down the machine and I use the 33 3.6 cam for everything now it's the long strokes only one other machine has done this and it's the v2 swingliner by dan kubin

    • @Cjmm007
      @Cjmm007 Před 2 lety

      Has your vahallah broke on you yet? Send allot of them do.

  • @dalebogucki
    @dalebogucki Před 3 lety

    Can’t find the S8 stencil video on the site. Can you post the link?

    • @LarnuuWorks
      @LarnuuWorks Před 3 lety

      czcams.com/video/kkoodpUc464/video.html is this the one you need?

  • @Braxtonhawkins
    @Braxtonhawkins Před 3 lety

    Hey jake, is the neuma 4 louder than traditional rotaries? I run a bishop wand and a neo tat for linework, both of these machines are silent. How about the neuma? :)

    • @MillionPM
      @MillionPM Před 3 lety

      The only noise I have coming from running my Neuma is from the needle cartridge.

    • @jessejames1508
      @jessejames1508 Před 3 lety +1

      Yea it’s a tad bit louder but way less than a coil

  • @swordsmen8856
    @swordsmen8856 Před 3 lety +1

    second

  • @universodaarte1039
    @universodaarte1039 Před 3 lety +1

    First

  • @bdee1084
    @bdee1084 Před rokem

    Y’all don’t deserve to hear this but in and out hard and fast is the only way. The technique and design both lend to the life of traditional tattoos equally but everyone’s blind af. Im in the floor while they justify the price of mass produced vibrators that can’t line to save its life. Especially when you have coil builders making perfectly running hand made works of art for half the price. It reminds me of taking one of those all terrain motox bike to the Isle of Man street race. Then to a motocross dirt event. Yeah it’s a motorcycle and your in the race but you’ll never feel what it’s like to be on the machine specifically designed for the task at hand. The only thing convenient about these pens are that you can hide them in your butt. 🍻

  • @nightravellerx
    @nightravellerx Před 3 lety

    Third? :-)

  • @matiasvereertbrugghen7633

    fourth

  • @sugarwaters
    @sugarwaters Před 3 lety

    This is what I neeeeedd. 2 months tattooing. Using a cnc Q2 right now but looking to upgrade. Instagram @sheycreative follow me!

  • @curtiscarlson8958
    @curtiscarlson8958 Před rokem

    Traumatizing skin... every little kid who scrapes their knee is traumatizing skin. That skin is designed to endure much trauma and still heal up just fine. So...traumatize away!!! ha!