fantastic feed Paul. I only started with the flux this year. Id been using coils for 33years but had tried the early swosh drive and inkjecta Nannos. Both didn't work for me. I didn't realise it was the bog. I thought I was just useless. Now im working full time with the flux and find them great apart from black n grey soft shading. Im still struggling there. I have a apprentice. Im teaching her the old way with the coils. hand stencils and history of how we were hand doing everything including making our own needles. I want her to understand and respect the industry before she starts her new career in Tattooing. We never stop learning!
I use coil machines with cartridge grips and push bars and it works amazing for me. You just have to tune the machines to compensate for the little bit of extra resistance
Really cool video! Started with coils, and changed to rotaries because mentor couldn’t teach me anything about coils and it was too much for me to wrap my head around whilst also still learning about everything else. After years of using rotaries I’m transitioning back to coils. Much better for solid packing of black in my personal opinion, better for the skin, pigment heals darker, and clients have a better time, and I feel that the bog/give is the reason why, as it makes me (personally) have better feedback from the skin and everything else that is happening. I also thought I was getting too old to get tattooed, until I realised I simply just hate getting tattooer with rotaries (especially with cartridges, yuk) 😂 recently got some “gnarly” Blackwork over my boobs and nipples and was absolutely chilling. I do love rotaries for fine lining and soft shading or stippling. But at the end of the day how you tattoo dictates what machines you vibe with the most.
You should get a set of heavy resistance bands and do consistent rehabilitative training for your wrists and hands to strengthen them up... The body is amazing at healing with the right renab!
I still struggle getting single pass lines with a rotary. I've even tried the bishop liner wand and I've always ended up going back to my trusty coil for my linework. I know it's me and not the machine though, there's just something about the way I line that doesn't work very well with a rotary lol.
might be worth trying different carts mate I found this with the first set I got and it put me off till I tired others and seen it wasn't the machine but the carts
I had the same issues at first. Try different carts---bend your needles in the carts to ride more flush and don't be afraid to crank the voltage UP a bit. I ran lines at 10v for a long time until I settled in. I'm a fan of Helios for liners (especially small groupings).
...there is the new combo of cartridge needle conversion to be used by the coil ..check it out...but will there be a chip controlled tattoo machine?.. wondering
what about Dan Kubins machines and systems? they do have a form of rotary mechanical give. have you tried them? also there's Q Luna machines which use magnets to allow a similar feel to coils give system?
We have been and are working on ink reviews. Although in the current climate it’s going to be a tough one to consider. The unknown of what brand will have the new formula etc. Raw pigment are one to look at.
@@ThatTattooShow that's a fair one pointless doing a show about inks that could very well be banned in the near future (hopefully not with everyone's evidence🤷♂️🤞), cheers il have a look into them 👌🙏
We will still be testing and reviewing the inks as they come in. But I’m doing a bit more research into them before hand. Like finding out if these company’s are going to be reach compliant etc. It’s kinda counter productive to make a load of videos when the inks may not be here in a years time lol. I do know that 2 company’s are going to have a range of reach compliant colours coming out. So I wouldn’t worry to much. Just fingers crossed the UK doesn’t go the same way as the EU.
If you know how to build traditional machines and completely understand the anatomy of metals and electricity, you can use try the eagle claw tattoo tube I broke my spine many years ago so I went to rotary 18yrs ago when I had my accident but I love traditional especially the sound and mechanics of it and speed I'm able to work but the lower the amps on them makes them give you more battery life they make them in both needle bar or cartridge and they last around 4 to 6 hrs if your still using rotary I use I phantom by bishop and I'm only using .03 amps on 10volts and it's giving me around 7 :45 just thought I'd let you know seeing you have problems with wrists
I has works 10 years with a Micky Sharps Iron Telefon Dial and you can much tunes and get better skills.but its today not comfortable to with it.its loud its heavy and not so good to autoclave it and its so loud.when i cat home after a long tattoo day i can hear it my brain...😅and now i work wireless Tattoopen and i love it so much...i never get back to a Oldschool coil tattoomaschiene.its my opinion!!!
I probably need to adjust the lighting a bit to be honest. The booth is a bit a dark for some other content I’m filming that’s why I’m facing away from the madness behind the camera. 👍😂
Yeah I have the hand problems from motorcycles as well lol . But I started tattooing later on In life and years of motorcycles and hard labor have buggered my hands . I look like a lobster after a little bit
Paul can I ask how did you get your fingers to hold that black ink ?? I’ve done mine twice and they’re still not as black as yours !! I use intenze ….and damn that’s a tiny coil who made it ??
I made ‘gloves’ out of Dermalise and wore them for about a week each time I got my hands tattooed Charlie. It’s a pain but, once they’ve healed, they stay put! From memory, I think the machine in the shot is by a US builder called Dart Vaughn. Shorty coils and a bulldog style frame. Nice little machine tbh 👍
So I was wrong all my life😅.. I thought BOG is this perfect point in skin. Allowed you line in single pass without ink bleeding out ect.. “give” helps with it and I think is almost unreachable by rotary tattoo machines. Closes one I think was RotaryWorks springer Or dragonfly..
The reason why the coil machine can’t push a cartridge is because the membrane has too much tension. With a rotary the plunger bar has no bog or very little resistence because there is no go give. So the membrane in the carts makes a sterile seal, but when you push the needle to the edge of the tube with the carts, the membrane has a good amount of tension, so to push it a little further with a coil machine, the resistence is too much. If the membrane has the cart needle already at the edge of the tube, I feel that the coil will work great. My name is Sam @1850irons #loyaltothecoil
fantastic feed Paul. I only started with the flux this year. Id been using coils for 33years but had tried the early swosh drive and inkjecta Nannos. Both didn't work for me. I didn't realise it was the bog. I thought I was just useless. Now im working full time with the flux and find them great apart from black n grey soft shading. Im still struggling there. I have a apprentice. Im teaching her the old way with the coils. hand stencils and history of how we were hand doing everything including making our own needles. I want her to understand and respect the industry before she starts her new career in Tattooing. We never stop learning!
I use coil machines with cartridge grips and push bars and it works amazing for me. You just have to tune the machines to compensate for the little bit of extra resistance
Coils for almost 20 years, this show swayed me to the flux…. Fantastic machine. Cheers lads
Awesome video! Perfect for the Sunday morning coffee and wake up. Also the best explanation of a coil machine!
love this! gonna miss the weekly podcast tho but somthing new to look forward too so belta keep it up legends
Started with coils 20 years ago and found i enjoy rotary also but each has its place for desired effect for me. Great video thank you
Thanks for watching 🙏👍
Me: makes one adjustment to coil machine
Also Me: "I am the worlds greatest engineer, I should work for NASA"
lol
Try the swingliner from Dan Kubin, it’s made to take cartridges, engineered like a coil, with an armature bar
Really cool video! Started with coils, and changed to rotaries because mentor couldn’t teach me anything about coils and it was too much for me to wrap my head around whilst also still learning about everything else. After years of using rotaries I’m transitioning back to coils. Much better for solid packing of black in my personal opinion, better for the skin, pigment heals darker, and clients have a better time, and I feel that the bog/give is the reason why, as it makes me (personally) have better feedback from the skin and everything else that is happening. I also thought I was getting too old to get tattooed, until I realised I simply just hate getting tattooer with rotaries (especially with cartridges, yuk) 😂 recently got some “gnarly” Blackwork over my boobs and nipples and was absolutely chilling. I do love rotaries for fine lining and soft shading or stippling. But at the end of the day how you tattoo dictates what machines you vibe with the most.
The bog and the hit are the two things that would have me switching back for sure. Great comment, thanks for sharing- p
Thank you 🙏
You should get a set of heavy resistance bands and do consistent rehabilitative training for your wrists and hands to strengthen them up... The body is amazing at healing with the right renab!
Thanks for the tip - p
I still struggle getting single pass lines with a rotary. I've even tried the bishop liner wand and I've always ended up going back to my trusty coil for my linework. I know it's me and not the machine though, there's just something about the way I line that doesn't work very well with a rotary lol.
might be worth trying different carts mate I found this with the first set I got and it put me off till I tired others and seen it wasn't the machine but the carts
I had the same issues at first. Try different carts---bend your needles in the carts to ride more flush and don't be afraid to crank the voltage UP a bit. I ran lines at 10v for a long time until I settled in. I'm a fan of Helios for liners (especially small groupings).
...there is the new combo of cartridge needle conversion to be used by the coil ..check it out...but will there be a chip controlled tattoo machine?.. wondering
I have both coil and rotary machines and if I had to choose between either or I'd take coil machines Anyday over rotarys
what about Dan Kubins machines and systems? they do have a form of rotary mechanical give. have you tried them? also there's Q Luna machines which use magnets to allow a similar feel to coils give system?
Really wanna give one of those Q machines a try
jooooo ... dude your speak like a champ on camera . damned . greets
also would love to see a review on some tattoo inks if you can,ive always suck to fusion and World famous but there's so many out there I wanna try
We have been and are working on ink reviews. Although in the current climate it’s going to be a tough one to consider. The unknown of what brand will have the new formula etc.
Raw pigment are one to look at.
@@ThatTattooShow that's a fair one pointless doing a show about inks that could very well be banned in the near future (hopefully not with everyone's evidence🤷♂️🤞), cheers il have a look into them 👌🙏
We will still be testing and reviewing the inks as they come in. But I’m doing a bit more research into them before hand. Like finding out if these company’s are going to be reach compliant etc. It’s kinda counter productive to make a load of videos when the inks may not be here in a years time lol.
I do know that 2 company’s are going to have a range of reach compliant colours coming out. So I wouldn’t worry to much. Just fingers crossed the UK doesn’t go the same way as the EU.
If you know how to build traditional machines and completely understand the anatomy of metals and electricity, you can use try the eagle claw tattoo tube I broke my spine many years ago so I went to rotary 18yrs ago when I had my accident but I love traditional especially the sound and mechanics of it and speed I'm able to work but the lower the amps on them makes them give you more battery life they make them in both needle bar or cartridge and they last around 4 to 6 hrs if your still using rotary I use I phantom by bishop and I'm only using .03 amps on 10volts and it's giving me around 7 :45 just thought I'd let you know seeing you have problems with wrists
Thanks for the tip 👍
I has works 10 years with a Micky Sharps Iron Telefon Dial and you can much tunes and get better skills.but its today not comfortable to with it.its loud its heavy and not so good to autoclave it and its so loud.when i cat home after a long tattoo day i can hear it my brain...😅and now i work wireless Tattoopen and i love it so much...i never get back to a Oldschool coil tattoomaschiene.its my opinion!!!
What do you think about the Acus M1 with its Electronic Give system?
We did a review of that, it’s up on the channel.
when you were showing of the machines the picture was very dark. i dont know if it was my computer or dark your end.
I probably need to adjust the lighting a bit to be honest. The booth is a bit a dark for some other content I’m filming that’s why I’m facing away from the madness behind the camera. 👍😂
Yeah I have the hand problems from motorcycles as well lol . But I started tattooing later on In life and years of motorcycles and hard labor have buggered my hands . I look like a lobster after a little bit
Paul can I ask how did you get your fingers to hold that black ink ?? I’ve done mine twice and they’re still not as black as yours !! I use intenze ….and damn that’s a tiny coil who made it ??
I made ‘gloves’ out of Dermalise and wore them for about a week each time I got my hands tattooed Charlie. It’s a pain but, once they’ve healed, they stay put!
From memory, I think the machine in the shot is by a US builder called Dart Vaughn. Shorty coils and a bulldog style frame. Nice little machine tbh 👍
thanks Paul much appreciated ill have to give it a go , Dart Vaughn, ill see if he is still building .@@ThatTattooShow
So I was wrong all my life😅.. I thought BOG is this perfect point in skin. Allowed you line in single pass without ink bleeding out ect.. “give” helps with it and I think is almost unreachable by rotary tattoo machines. Closes one I think was RotaryWorks springer Or dragonfly..
contact me and i will show you coil machines fully adjustable. speed and power seperate
The reason why the coil machine can’t push a cartridge is because the membrane has too much tension. With a rotary the plunger bar has no bog or very little resistence because there is no go give. So the membrane in the carts makes a sterile seal, but when you push the needle to the edge of the tube with the carts, the membrane has a good amount of tension, so to push it a little further with a coil machine, the resistence is too much. If the membrane has the cart needle already at the edge of the tube, I feel that the coil will work great. My name is Sam @1850irons #loyaltothecoil