Best Tattoo Machines On Amazon

[@dilmarysguzman]

Your being shines through beautifully just as you explain yourself. I just got started on this tattooing journey and you have made each and every step of this so comforting and easy to follow . Extremely grateful for you! Your time and effort is seen . Hope you have a beautiful day!!

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you so much for your kind, uplifting feedback, and support! I truly appreciate it. I will always do my best to assist you and anyone I can in the best possible direction always. Should you ever have any questions at all please by all means don't hesitate to reach out to me and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.

[@fernmiranda]

Went through three wireless tattoo machine reviews. The only vid to talk about needle cartridges. Im a beginner and had no idea needle cartridges was a thing. I’ll be watching a lot of your videos from here on out. Great fucking job, kid!

[@boogiethokno]

Dude you’re really saving us DIYers from ruining our/others skin 🤞🏾 looking into the CNC and Solong machines for my kinda setup! Thank you!!

[@boogiethokno]

Update: probably the CNCP6 based on your suggestion and Amazon reviews (:

[@C_M_G]

I use the bishop wand, cncQ3 and dagger v2 love them especially the Q3 pill that’s my baby

[@Punchd]

What kind of input was the stigma em125? Is it different from rca?

[@holgerscharfenberg2828]

I had two pens and its ok for me,one pen with hard 4mm stroke for pack colour and Good for lines.the other is a Stigma 3,5mm stroke for Shading and little Black work.thats all be fine

[@DanielYuck]

Ahh very nice! I love lining with a 4mm stroke as well. I prefer a 4 for lining.

[@Punchd]

Can you check out the romlon brand, I use two of them. The black one with a blue ring around it & the red ring one. I would love to know your opinion on it.

[@coralbass6488]

Amazing with all the information as always. Thank you for being so through with your information and personal experience this helps with the thoughts I have had on some I don't use already. Great job!!

[@MarilenaGallareto]

hello, thank you for the video! i have a question: i have the big occasion of buy the stigma em146 at very good occasion price, can i do also clean lines with this machine?or just shading? thak you for your answer

[@DanielYuck]

Thats a great question! From my experience I am able to line, shade, pack black and color , dot work, stipple all with the Stigma EM-146. I also have done an in depth review on the Em-146 that I will link you too below so you can check it out on your end. Stigma Em-146 Unboxing & Review kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoSvl6t5e9eirM0

[@jazminsifuentes7204]

I’ve been using the mast archer machine for a few months. It’s typically a well-around machine amazing for lining but Im still looking forward to have a better machine in my possession. Thanks for the vid!

[@DanielYuck]

Ahhh I have heard and been asked about that machine so much, how do you like the way the Mast Archer performs? Is it all around a good machine ? I appreciate your time, support and feedback! It really means a lot to me. Should you ever have any questions at all please don’t hesitate to let me know and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction 🤝

[@jazminsifuentes7204]

@@DanielYuck It’s a really good beginners machine. It makes nice and bold outlines which I really like and I’ve already tried it on myself really enjoyed the results. It starts at 5 volts and it goes all the way up to 12 volts. It’s a quiet machine and the battery is long lasting. The only problem I have is creating smooth shading with it but that comes with practice and I’ve been getting better at it all thanks to your videos. :-)

[@holgerscharfenberg2828]

Its a good pen

[@darkeyezzz7163]

This was super helpful. I don't wanna spend the big bucks until I find something I love! This was a good way to get an idea of something to practice with.

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for your feedback, time and support! I appreciate you. I am glad I was able to help you in a better direction. I am curious if you have picked up a machine and which machine did you end up going with? I feel with really any of these machines you can not go wrong, depending on what specific you are trying to achieve and get out of your tattoos.

[@darkeyezzz7163]

@@DanielYuck Hey thanks for asking! I have been using a coil machine since I started a little over 2 years now. I wanted to try a wireless machine for awhile. The mummy seemed cool, the stigma em 146 also seemed pretty wicked. I've had my heart set on a cnc q2 forever now 😆. I decided to try the stigma em125. Just got it for my birthday, you were the only videos I could find who even mentioned it! So thanks for that too! Unfortunately life happens and I still haven't gotten to actually try it yet! I did charge the power supplies, they don't go on the lower settings for me. I can still plug in and it goes lower. But I really can't wait to use it! Thanks again for the info!

[@DanielYuck]

@@darkeyezzz7163 That is so awesome to hear! I would love to hear how everything is going on your end with your tattoo setup! I appreciate your support and feedback! I am always doing my best to assist you and anyone in the best possible direction. Also Happy Belated Birthday!! I hope you had a great time.

[@hawkins8765]

I've been looking at all of these n a huge fan of q series cnc machines simple design easy to sterilize and direct drive not much to go wrong

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for your time and feedback! I appreciate you. I personally LOVE the CNC-Q series as well as all of the Q series machines are truly great and powerful machines. When I am doing a tattoo on human skin I always tend to reach for the CNC-Q1, or the Q2, or the WE, and the X1 haha. For me I do tattoos with a lot of lines, or small micro tattoos, mandala style, and floral. So my designs are heavily lined with various configurations I use to complete the tattoo. So these machines are my go to's for me personally. If I may what style of tattoos are you doing on your end?

[@CameronDC-Grimes]

Can you do more videos on beginner budget wireless/RCA capable pen tattoo machines? I was looking into the DragonHawk line there's a $54 one that has a battery called: Dragonhawk S1 Tattoo Machine Starter Kit but want to make sure it does shading, lines and color packing.

[@davidnegrete3091]

What's the best one for lining

[@thomaspayet6341]

Great video man, Would like a review between cnc q2 vs mast tour pro

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for your kind feedback and support Thomas! I appreciate you. I would love to bring a review on the differenced between the CNC-Q2 and the Mast Tour Pro but unfortunately I have not gotten my hands on a Mast Tour Pro, for that I apologize. Should this change in the future I will definitely create this video for you all. Don't hesitate to let me know if you have any questions at all.

[@thomaspayet6341]

@@DanielYuck and is the q5 great for soft shading?

[@DylanLongley-u9s]

Can you use the wormhole wireless power supplies on the the rca powered machine?

[@limegreenlotus]

I have a quick question about Mast Y22 tour, have you ever used that type before? I am trying to learn fine line tattooing and is looking for a thinner machine to hold. Thank you.

[@donniebell862]

How is the CNC 2 wee for performance durability?

[@DanielYuck]

Thats a great question! For me personally I feel that the CNC machines that I use and have used are all great in their own ways. I am a big fan of CNC machines as they have done me justice. From the performance to the build I enjoy their machines. Performance is there and durability is pretty good as well! I have had a only 1 "accident" where the glue in one of my magnets on my CNC WE+ came out lol so I just super glued it back in carefully. It was pretty easy and not much skill was required to do this. I will also add that the CNC WE+ has the BEST battery that I have ever come across. I say this because I had my batteries and machine hanging around for a little while and when I went back to check the battery it was still almost fully charged. That never happens to me I always have to charge before a tattoo. All around great machines!

[@anagabrielle4912]

Hi was wondering which machine is the best for Beginners. I tryna get my older brother a tattoo machine. Cuz he just started tattooing like a few months ago and he really good at it .

[@curtiscarlson8958]

the most important info i picked up on is the 0pinion regarding the motors, thnx

[@diamondjm6092]

HI Thanks for This Video ,What do you think is The Best for Good Lines?!And minimum Vibration I have cheap pen and The Vibration is a lot is bad for lines.

[@DanielYuck]

Hey! Thank you for your continued feedback and support! I appreciate you. This answer may vary from artist to artist but for me I feel some goof machines that can pull good nice solid saturated lines would be the CNC-Q1- CNC-Q2, CNC-Q3, CNC-X1, CNC-WE, the Ambition Soldier, Ambition Ninja, now that I think of it every machine in this video is capable of pulling nice solid saturated lines.

[@poppylovestattooing-u8m]

I appreciate your opinion on the rotary tattoo machines that you recommend on Amazon. Since money is tight, I did my due diligence before buying my CNC Q3 tattoo machine which also has a Faulhaber and is direct drive like the CNC Q1 and Q2. In my opinion a direct drive is superior to disc drive since the plastic disc will eventually wearing out. Thanks again for your video!

[@DanielYuck]

I also personally love using the CNC Q3 and to meet in the middle, I love to use any of the CNC-Q series machines as they all have done well. I am a fan of the Q3, I have had nothing but smooth sailing with the Q3 on my end as well. It is a powerful machine and a great investment for the price. What style of tattoos are you typically doing on your end?

[@neverfoldent562]

Bishop is the best in my opinion, pricey for sure but great machine.. and one thing I never got with rotary,/wireless Is it like the old fashioned coil machines dime for line nickel for shading? Or are they truly made specifically for “lineing” “shading” Cause I would use my coil machine to line and just adjust it to start my shading or just run a machine I set up already for shading… but for those reasons and not knowing about rotary I’ve stuck to coil machines but want to make the jump but I like being able to change or adjust my machines for my work

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for your time and feedback! I have seen bishop machines but I have never tried 1 myself at this current moment. I don't look at tattoo companies and or manufacturer's as the best or 1 company is better over another. For some they may prefer Bishop, for others they may prefer CNC, for others it could be FK Irons and you get my drift on how I look at the market and consumers. For me specific I wouldn't be able to shed much light on coils or coil related setups as I personally use short pen style tattoo machines. I personally use this style of machine because I can use my CNC-Q1 or Q2 for an entire tattoo by just switching out the needle cartridges upon tattooing. I can also adjust the needle depth on the fly. What style of tattoos do you do on your end if I may ask?

[@DanielYuck]

I have personally seen many many many tattoo artists and prestigious tattoo artists use various machines from various companies such as CNC, Wormhole, InkClaw, and more. I have also seen many full time tattoo artists doing great tattoos with the the CNC machines, with Ambition machines, InkClaw machines and more. I really feel the artist capabilities and expertise play big part on how the tattoos come out. I don't think expensive always equates to better necessarily or brand equates to better as which brands we prefer is fully opinionated, subjective and may vary from artist to artist. Me personally I can knock out tattoos all day with my CNC-Q series machines. The next artist may prefer to bang out their tattoos all day with their Bishop Wand. Both will get to where they are going I feel.

[@neverfoldent562]

Vary good point really not the company, it’s who’s using it and how it’s used.. I mean gotta be a decent machine of course but really comes down to who’s using it.. to be honest with you brotha man, I don’t specialize in any kind of tattooing. I just had tattoos since I was 14 and had a close friend who was doing my tattoos that kinda taught me a little bit, I did a Magine boo on him from dragon ball z that was decent and I’ve done some work on my legs but I haven’t had the so called volunteers to tattoo, to get a real good grasp on it yet.. but I like calligraphy the most

[@ThePatriotParadox]

The STIGMA actually comes with different cams to switch to lining etc

[@kelliedurham5977]

I have the stigma em-125 same color, i love it! First one Ive got and its great!

[@Dope_Bear369]

Wich in your opinion is the best for line? Thanks for your amazing work🙏

[@DanielYuck]

That is a great question! For lining I personally love the CNC-Q1 & Q2 but this is 110% subjective. What that means to me is 1 artist may like the Q1 and another would prefer the CNC-X1 or the Ambition Soldier. I have met people who like and use the Ambition Soldier and others who use the CNC-Q2. I will meet in the middle as well and say that we can pretty much line with any of these machines.

[@KarlVinceCasitas]

@@DanielYuck how about the CNC Q2 for lining?

[@berber8635]

Looking to get a starter set for my 16 year old. He's an amazing anime artist. He's never done anything with tattoos before. What do you recommend as a good starter machine? What all do you recommend someone have starting out. Ie: practice skin, needles, ink etc.

[@DanielYuck]

That is a great question! I feel this can go a lot of different ways. Would you prefer for your 16 year old to be wireless and have a standard power supply where we have the wire hanging over us. I would recommend wireless all the way just because there is no wire hanging over us. I would highly recommend getting a good machine from the jump so your 16 year old can get that quality feel out the door. I would recommend the CNC We Plus Tattoo Machine and or the Inkclaw Dagger Tattoo Machine and for multiple reasons. They line great, they pack great, and they pack color great. I will leave a link in the below. InkClaw Dagger Tattoo Machine Green inkclaw.com/collections/inkclaw-tattoo-pen-machine/products/inkclaw-dagger-tattoo-rotary- short-pen-machine-green?ref=tr04pzr8an Green With All 4 Grips inkclaw.com/collections/inkclaw-tattoo-pen-machine/products/inkclaw-dagger-tattoo-rotary- short-pen-machine-green?ref=tr04pzr8an&variant=40268380602518 InkClaw Dagger Tattoo Machine Black inkclaw.com/collections/inkclaw-tattoo-pen-machine/products/copy-of-inkclaw-dagger-tattoo- rotary-short-pen-machine-black?ref=tr04pzr8an Black With All 4 Grips inkclaw.com/collections/inkclaw-tattoo-pen-machine/products/copy-of-inkclaw-dagger-tattoo- rotary-short-pen-machine-black?ref=tr04pzr8an&variant=40268026216598 InkClaw Dagger Tattoo Machine Gunmetal inkclaw.com/collections/inkclaw-tattoo-pen-machine/products/inkclaw-dagger-tattoo-rotary- short-pen-machine-gunmetal?ref=tr04pzr8an Gunmetal With All 4 Grips inkclaw.com/collections/inkclaw-tattoo-pen-machine/products/inkclaw-dagger-tattoo-rotary- short-pen-machine-gunmetal?ref=tr04pzr8an&variant=40268363137174 InkClaw Dagger Tattoo Machine Gold inkclaw.com/collections/inkclaw-tattoo-pen-machine/products/inkclaw-dagger-tattoo-rotary- short-pen-machine-gold?ref=tr04pzr8an Gold With All 4 Grips inkclaw.com/collections/inkclaw-tattoo-pen-machine/products/inkclaw-dagger-tattoo-rotary- short-pen-machine-gold?ref=tr04pzr8an&variant=40267992760470 CNC WE Plus Tattoo Machine www.cnctattoo.com/shop/cnc-x-we-plus-wireless-tattoo-pen/?ref=10&campaign=CNCWEPlusDY If these are not within the budget I would recommend looking into the M5 Atom from Dragonhawk. Dragonhawk M5 Atom Tattoo Machine dragonhawkoutlet.com/collections/tattoo-machines/products/atom-m5-rotary-tattoo-pen- machine?ref=tr04pzr8an As for needles I would say the Quelle needles are awesome and you can get an assortment of 50 on amazon right here Quelle Tattoo Cartridges Needles 50Pcs Mixed #12 KIT-E amzn.to/3axbTrH Quelle Tattoo Cartridges Needles 50Pcs Mixed KIT-F amzn.to/36EhKdz I would also recommend checking out Alegory BLAK tattoo ink. It is a good solid ink to use. Allegory Black Ink amzn.to/3cCfAii I think these are some pretty good places to start. I also made a video where I show you what I use to tattoo. You can kind of pick what you want and leave what you don't. I feel this maybe able to help you into a better direction. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5elhoaAi9uLe68 Don't hesitate to let me know if you have any further questions at all, I want to help you get a good package for your young artist.

[@apofotiaaposidero469]

Can you make a video about how must hold the machine thnxs , Best regards

[@jeijayp7119]

is it ok to buy cnc p6 and ambition ninja for lining cnc p6 for shading?

[@richardgrahamii4853]

Just curious on your thoughts regarding the Poseidon machine.?

[@ramonrodriguez2774]

Hi Daniel, which tattoo machines would you recommend to me among these mainly for beautiful lines?

[@mirzaalic8288]

Pozdrav veliki pratim vas i za svaku pohvalu ste korisni su svi vasi videa nauciti se moze svasta, imam zelju a nemogu doci do masine imate li jednu ovako nesto ali da bas i ne koristite da se dogovorimo veliki pozdrav iz Sarajeva Mirza.

[@DanielYuck]

Hvala vam na lijepim riječima i podršci! Cijenim te. Ako uopće imate bilo kakvih pitanja, ne ustručavajte se ostaviti komentar u nastavku, a ja ću dati sve od sebe da vam pomognem u najboljem mogućem smjeru.

[@bertotupak4742]

hi! im just new to this field, can you please recommend a machine pen type that is cheaper but performs well. lining and color. thank you :)

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for your time and support! I think it would all depend on what type of lines you will be doing, or what style of tattoos will you be doing? I would highly recommend something along the lines of the Inkclaw Dagger or the CNC WE Plus, Or the CNC P6. CNC WE Plus Tattoo Machine www.cnctattoo.com/shop/cnc-x-we-plus-wireless-tattoo-pen/?ref=10&campaign=CNCWEPlusDY CNC-P6 Tattoo Machine www.cnctattoo.com/shop/cnc-p6-adjustable-stroke-tattoo-pen/?ref=10&campaign=CNCP6DY InkClaw Dagger Tattoo Machine Green inkclaw.com/collections/inkclaw-tattoo-pen-machine/products/inkclaw-dagger-tattoo-rotary-short-pen-machine-green?ref=tr04pzr8an Green With All 4 Grips inkclaw.com/collections/inkclaw-tattoo-pen-machine/products/inkclaw-dagger-tattoo-rotary-short-pen-machine-green?ref=tr04pzr8an&variant=40268380602518 InkClaw Dagger Tattoo Machine Black inkclaw.com/collections/inkclaw-tattoo-pen-machine/products/copy-of-inkclaw-dagger-tattoo-rotary-short-pen-machine-black?ref=tr04pzr8an Black With All 4 Grips inkclaw.com/collections/inkclaw-tattoo-pen-machine/products/copy-of-inkclaw-dagger-tattoo-rotary-short-pen-machine-black?ref=tr04pzr8an&variant=40268026216598 InkClaw Dagger Tattoo Machine Gunmetal inkclaw.com/collections/inkclaw-tattoo-pen-machine/products/inkclaw-dagger-tattoo-rotary-short-pen-machine-gunmetal?ref=tr04pzr8an Gunmetal With All 4 Grips inkclaw.com/collections/inkclaw-tattoo-pen-machine/products/inkclaw-dagger-tattoo-rotary-short-pen-machine-gunmetal?ref=tr04pzr8an&variant=40268363137174 InkClaw Dagger Tattoo Machine Gold inkclaw.com/collections/inkclaw-tattoo-pen-machine/products/inkclaw-dagger-tattoo-rotary-short-pen-machine-gold?ref=tr04pzr8an Gold With All 4 Grips inkclaw.com/collections/inkclaw-tattoo-pen-machine/products/inkclaw-dagger-tattoo-rotary-short-pen-machine-gold?ref=tr04pzr8an&variant=40267992760470 If you're looking into getting a new tattoo machine I can highly recommend this truly 1 of a kind novelty tattoo machine. InkClaw Challenger Tattoo Machine inkclaw.com/collections/inkclaw-tattoo-machines/products/inkclaw-challenger-tattoo-machine?ref=tr04pzr8an Don't forget to use your coupon code DANIELYUCK for 15% off upon check out for inkclaw!

[@jbyrne4531]

Love the collection bro! Always wanted to try the X-1 but it was sold out last time I was shopping. Personally, I've been using the Mast Wraith and Mast Tour Pro almost exclusively. I highly recommend both, as they do different things; the Tour Pro is perfect for lining and stippling, also does a good job packing color too AND the Wraith is good because it has an adjustable hard/soft give system that's great for smooth b&g and the fact you can adjust that without unwrapping is fantastic. Also it keeps the cartridge from spinning around as you adjust needle hang and keeps it front facing which is kind of nitpicky but I'm anal about having my cart and controls facing the same way. Daniel - you should do a review/unboxing of the Wraith, it's also around $200

[@DanielYuck]

Hey! Thank you for your time, support and feedback. I personally love the X1. It is a powerful machine that handles pretty much anything I throw at it. From lining, to shading, stippling, to packing color and black as well. The X1 for me is able to do it all with ease I will add. I have not heard of the Wraith at the moment but I will look into it more as it sounds great. I will also look into the Mast Tour Pro as well as I don't have experience with that machine either. I appreciate you reaching out and relaying these machines to me. If I may, I am curious as to what type of style tattoos do you do on your end?

[@jbyrne4531]

@@DanielYuck right on, the X1 has that Maxon motor too so it's no surprise. Of course buddy, we're all here to work together and I'm happy to relay any info needed. You'd like the Tour Pro as it's like a Q2 kind of IMO. As for the work I do, its mostly blackwork and american trad/Neo-trad, but I've been practicing my portraits and realism lately. I'm trying to bump up my portfolio. Also just wanted to say that I've been following you on KZbin since you started basically, I like the work you put into everything and the videos you make are always informative man. Love your channel and the growth, as artists I think its important to help eachother as much as possible so we all succeed together.

[@rebeccacooper5450]

I've been searching far and wide on mast feedback and was wondering especially about the wraith!!! Thank you!!!!

[@DanielYuck]

​@@jbyrne4531 Yea that maxon motor is powerful and I can pull lines like no tomorrow with it. I have heard so much about the Tour Pro but I have not gotten my hands on that machine as of yet. That is great to hear! The idea of expanding my portfolio comes to mind but I want to focus on my custom mandala tattoos and other aspects of tattooing prior to expanding. I love hearing about others progression because it is a constant reminder that growth is good. I truly appreciate your continued support and kind words you have shared with me. It is the people like you that keep me going and for that I am forever grateful.

[@robbiehagy63089]

Dude! I thought I was the only one who has to have my carts and controls facing the same way 🤣🤣

[@kjp2314]

I got my Mast Tour Pro from Amazon! I love it so far! My tattoo artist liked it too.

[@theman-pc2ej]

That q2 is a very nice machine!..

[@Fuddubanda123]

Sir why all the machines you mentioned. Is not delihvered in india ... please reply... i really want this 😔

[@alexanderizzard1254]

I got the cnc q1 love it so far 👍 still on practice skin right now probably hit some real skin soon!

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for your feedback, time and support! I personally love the CNC-Q1 & the Q2. I love the Q1 & Q2 because of their Faulhaber motors that have always provided me with an ultra smooth workflow and feel. How are you liking the Q1 so far on your end?

[@alexanderizzard1254]

Daniel Yuck Im loving it bro, i just started tattooing as of a week ago so I’m probably not the best to say, but its great! Im not wireless atm but the frontal push it has from being weighted helps with any resistance from the cord if theres any! Im pushing cnc police cartridges and liking those too, I’ll keep you posted on my progression brother thanks again 🇨🇦👍

[@zeno8156]

How about the mast pens? Like the Mast Flip or Tour Pro. Anybody have any long term experience with these tattoo machines?

[@DanielYuck]

That is a great question! Me personally I have never tried any of the Mast machines that I can remember off of the top and for that I do apologize. Should this change I will bring a review and share my opinion with you all. If anyone is be able to answer this question by all means please feel free to do so, as it would be greatly appreciated.

[@ingevansand9180]

I’ve heard the Mast Flip is the best one. But I don’t have experience myself

[@MrNecropodo]

Did you know the ava Machínes, someone is bñselling me a ava c1 usted and I dont know if is good or bad

[@Kawaiicourt]

What’s your favorite tattoo machine to use for traditional styled tattoos?

[@Z.Merkzart]

I use a Stigma, it’s decent… I want a Mummy machine though!

[@spooky.tattooer]

I've been using the Mummy for about 6 weeks now and I haven't had any problems with it. I would definitely recommend it to anybody who wants a good all-around machine for a decent price. Best decision I've made in a while.

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for your feedback and support! I appreciate you! I personally enjoy using stigma products as they are always high quality. From the needles, to the stick and poke kits, the tattoo kits. Stigma is a good brand to check out. Mummy is also a great brand as well and I also enjoy using Mummy gear. I am currently running a giveaway and If I remember correctly I am giving away a mummy tattoo kit that I put together for a lucky winner. You can check out the video where you will have your chance to win a tattoo kit. I will link that video for you right here kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5XWhGujaq1obc0 Don't hesitate to let me know if you have any questions at all. I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.

[@DanielYuck]

Ahhh very nice! Thank you for your feedback and support Nick! I appreciate you. If I may what style of tattoos are you doing on your end?

[@devonzachariasmedia]

Need a new one of these before Black Friday. ❤

[@blackedouthonda2263]

The cnc v2 what woukd u run at for lining?

[@jamesthomas3345]

Thank you for your informative videos and knowledge

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for your kind feedback, your time and support! I appreciate you. Should you have any questions at all please don't hesitate to let me know and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.

[@bali_side]

I'm looking at that stigma bomb wondering if you could do a more full in depth video on it anyways appreciate you like always keep it the good work

[@DanielYuck]

That’s a good machine I feel for shading as it has a nice soft hit. I have made full in depth reviews on all of these machines in which I have listed the product pages and links to the review in the description. I will go ahead and leave the link to the review video for that machine right here Stigma EM-146 Tattoo Machine m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoSvl6t5e9eirM0 Don’t hesitate to let me know if you have any questions at all, I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction 🤝

[@bali_side]

Appreciate you

[@AndrueSOCAL]

Can you make a more event video

[@nicholasmota592]

Are all these machines universal for the cartridges? Or do they all run their own specific cartridges? Been tattooing with electrostatic coils and have a rotary but looking to get into the pen game since the industry seems to be changing any info will help 😊

[@rickrandom6734]

Almost all cartridges should fit them, except some cartridges which are for cosmetic tattoo machines.

[@sourcreamking]

How do you feel about the Mast Tour Pro?

[@DanielYuck]

That’s a great question! I have never used that machine or have had the privilege to test one out , so I wouldn’t be able to shed light on what I think about this machine specific and for that I truly do apologize. Should this change I will definitely bring a review for you all.

[@darrenjones8712]

What’s the strokes for each of these machines

[@DanielYuck]

That is a great question! For each of these machines I went ahead and listed the links of each machine in the description below for you all. I will go ahead and leave the links for you right here so you can check out the product pages which will have all of the details about the machine. CNC-Q1 amzn.to/2XebIP0 Review: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e32QiZamZcaVnck CNC-Q2 Out Of Stock Review: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hHTZgImVbK2Lp5o CNC-Q3 amzn.to/3C3FB3m Review: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZe6q3-lgb9mZ6M CNC-X1 amzn.to/3nvQffy Review: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpKwgqhrh72dgsU CNC-WE amzn.to/3lj0pgQ Review: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYernq1_p6qBpac CNC-Q5 amzn.to/3nyscfM Review: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJjWqYpracx0mbM Stigma EM-146 amzn.to/2XbwEpI Review: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoSvl6t5e9eirM0 Ambition Soldier Tattoo Machine amzn.to/2SHWL5A Review: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqjEZ5uqor92p5I Ambition Ninja amzn.to/3Ee5aRl Review: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipipqqWFgtuZo5Y Solong Em-139 Tattoo Machine amzn.to/3gueCFe Review: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmm4foKBoalsZ5I Mummy Rotary Tattoo Kit amzn.to/3w5lgbu Review: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2GzXoiirZ2oapo Stigma EM-125 amzn.to/3htGpXM Review: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hX3Ic355f72gpdk Don't hesitate to let me know if you have any questions at all. I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.

[@Steven-jy7kh]

Hey man great video love these machines. You should do a review on the mast tour max I cant find any reviews and it seems like a great machine for its price

[@tarukmet.v427]

how i wish i have could one of this machine!

[@unai49999]

I'm a begginer. I've been handpoking for a month or so and I'm starting to feel confident enough to try machine (obviously on silicone pads and orange peels) but they are all expensive or shiddy, and even tho i watch each review i can't tell how It feels even the vibration of a machine. I feel like my biggest issue will be shadowing, but this means nothing because i don't even know Any recomendations for a lost newbie??

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for your time, feedback and support! I really feel silicone skins are always a great way to go as there are so many fake skins out there that are really good and truly do offer aspiring tattooist's the opportunity to get comfortable and familiar with the craft. Which fake skins are you currently using on your end? As for shading, I felt the exact same way about shading and where to put the shading, however I also feel like this is something that is worked up to over just knowing how to do it. There is also multiple ways 1 can apply shading as well so a lot of how we go about the shading process has a lot to do with what we are wanting to accomplish from our tattoos.

[@unai49999]

@@DanielYuck Amazon's most unkown white and dirty pads (if I find the link I will write you another message). Although my best practice experiences have been tating oranges, hands down. I was referring to advice about machines, but it's a subjective thing so you can't really give me the key on how to spend my money further than you do in the video. Sorry if i wasn't clear, english is not my first lenguage. Also thank you very much for the hard work, this channel is really helpful. Even tho i haven't got a machine yet, I feel like it's gonna be less awkward when i finally use one. ❤️

[@unai49999]

@@DanielYuck i finally got a machine... ngl, It feels scary. Still haven't made a single line without blowing out or scratching my poor oranges. After reaching the patience of getting consistent lines on two handpoke passes, this is like double work. Of course It will pay off, but for now handpoke is my way to go. My personal advice to any newbie starting like me, buy a machine and learn with it from the scratch. Both take much time to learn, and they are so different. Knowing to handpoke won't help you to tatto with a machine. It may help you to notice when you've passed too much, and when the skin gets swollen but thats It.

[@mayelinmoreno4859]

This is so random but how did I start with the hand poking journey?

[@ra1337zor]

@@unai49999 hey dude, what machine did you buy? is it any of these from this video?

[@masonwarner7057]

The dragon hawk mast is okay

[@DanielYuck]

I personally love the Mast Tour Pro. I have used it on a few tattoos and I have only good things to say about it.

[@levianlibyan4607]

Getting one of those!!

[@DanielYuck]

Thats awesome Levian! Which one are you thinking of going with on your end?

[@levianlibyan4607]

Already order me the cnc Q2. Your awesome love your vid’s

[@buloymixtv7587]

I wish someday🙏 I owned cnc-q2🙏

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for your feedback and support! I appreciate you. I am doing a giveaway with cnc where we are giving away a Q1 which is just as good as the Q2. This giveaway is being held on my Instagram page @DanielYuck should you be interested in entering. Don’t hesitate to let me know if you have any questions at all.

[@buloymixtv7587]

@@DanielYuck yes sir.. ive done watched your give away video and I did participate on it❤.

[@lilblunt5015]

Bro I may be late but I'm getting into it!!

[@Punchd]

Would u sell one of yours?

[@trevor2830]

Much needed vid appreciate it bro 🙏

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for your time and support Trevor! I appreciate you very much. Should you ever have any questions at all please don't hesitate to reach out to me and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.

[@hipopotam4669]

Несмотря на плохое знание английского, благодаря тебе я нашёл себе первую тату машинку! Спасибо тебе большое!

[@Dianka-y3n]

Какую выбрал в итоге? Сама ищу себе

[@vapestar3705]

There all pens though... for the price range and also on Amazon there are more then a few that aren't "pen style" that are absolutely awesome as well.but awesome video and explanations as always

[@lethalpeaches5431]

This is what I’ve been waiting for….I’ve been on the side of the “Cnc” machine…but this is great to watch for a more in depth review of them..thanks man!

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for your feedback and support Lethal! I appreciate you. I personally love using the CNC Q series machines as they have never let me down. What machine have you been looking into specifically on your end from CNC? If I also may ask, what type of work will you be doing on your end. The type of tattoo work would also help us better pick a machine that best suits our needs.

[@anthonyviravong5076]

@@DanielYuck What type of machine do you reccomend for an all round machine lining, shading etc. Someone that is new and just starting out? I saw your mast video, and came to this one. I have that mast tour one.

[@DanielYuck]

@@anthonyviravong5076 I think it would depend on the individual and what they wanted out of their setup. Do they want a wireless setup? Do you want to use a coil? I think these would be important variables to consider. Would you have an idea of what you want from your setup?

[@TeamAemrica]

just ordered the Stigma EM125 tonight. will let yall know how it turns out. i learned in prison. done some traditional coil tats. now about to jump to rotary.

[@kelliedurham5977]

First one i bought and im still using it i love it

[@Gagamboi]

Nice one bro. Been tattooing for 4years im using coil but i decide to get q5 🙂 i will try it when it arrive this week

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for your time, feedback and support I appreciate you. I have had some time with the Q5 and for me personally I always use the Q5 when I am shading. I can drop my voltage to 5 volts even and accomplish a nice pepper/stipple look to my shading. If I may, has your Q5 arrived on your end?

[@lestergatmaitan3108]

Can I get some tattoo machine im your fan from Philippines

[@georgegayen6536]

Wow.. they are great, but they are out of my budget...but will get one someday hopefully

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for your time, feedback, and support! I appreciate you. I am currently running a giveaway for you all where you will have the chance to enter and win a tattoo kit that I put together for 2 lucky winners. I will link you to that video for the giveaway right here kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5XWhGujaq1obc0 Don't hesitate to let me know if you have any questions along your way.

[@yaanzola8816]

What's is better?

[@DanielYuck]

That is a great question! Me personally I would say I love the CNC-Q1 & the CNC-Q2. However overall each of these machines are all capable of performing on multiple fronts. They can all line, pack black, pack color, shade, stipple, dot work, line and more. Which one is better would vary greatly on the tattoo artist and what we want to achieve from our work. I don't think any machine is better over another but more so 1 machine may feel better and be better for 1 artist while another machine can be better for another artist. What type of style will you be tattooing?

[@Picassoinkz]

It’s crazy I can’t really draw with a pencil or pen but with a tattoo machine I’m so much better

[@DanielYuck]

Haha thats crazy! Typically it is the other way around.

[@Picassoinkz]

@@DanielYuck right? I thought it was crazy as well

[@AndrueSOCAL]

I want the ambition machines

[@deebarnes6433]

Mast tour pro slept on machine

[@yulart]

Wow😮 gift me one machine.😢🙏

[@HeidiSmithINKED]

I appreciate you #danielyuck

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for the support! I appreciate you as well.

[@kevinjoshuamacasero7215]

Rocket Tattoo

[@とんぴ-v3l]

ようわからん、もうええ