I kinda want a could machine again hahah so funny how all this technology is

Nice videos.. What machine are you currently using? Im a beginner. I started out with dragonhawk mast original one, then just upgraded to the Mast Archer. But now i see good things about Cnc. Which one r you currently using? Thanks..

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

I’ve heard about the mast tattoo machines but I have never used them myself. I currently am using the CNC-Q2 and the CNC-WE as well. These 2 machines are pretty much all I need. I even loved the Q2 so much that I picked up 2 so I was able to have a cycling workflow upon tattooing.

@charlessims9160

3 жыл бұрын

@@DanielYuck Awesome!! Thanks.

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

@@charlessims9160 You're welcome!

I started with a 4 piece dragonhawk coil machine kit, I tried rotary but they weren't for me, too light and hardly any adjustment so I went back to coils and learnt how to build my own machines and tune them to fit my own tattooing style.

@thesinnerman16.09

3 жыл бұрын

Send me this kit if you won't be using it after the video, pretty please.

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

Ahhh I hear you. My approach was always what works best for our individual workflows. For some it would be coils, for some it would be rotary machines, and for some it’s stick and poke. I never got too far into coils in terms of tuning them finely to my workflow , or using them on human skin tattoos. I went to pen style rotary machines early on and I didn’t go back. What didn’t you like about rotary machines ?

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

@@thesinnerman16.09 haha idk about the entire kit. I maybe doing a giveaway with the coils in this kit. If anyone else thinks I should do a giveaway comment down below. ⬇️

@lukedorrington7455

3 жыл бұрын

@@DanielYuck I have an engineering background so I like knowing how things work, I love with coils that I can change the parts if they break or adjust the hit/stroke on the fly. Rotaries are very lightweight I struggle with linework with them whereas coils are nice and heavy and linework is simple. also I adjust the give on my coil so it backs up into the tube only ever leaving 1.5mm out of the tube no matter how hard I press so it's a safety feature for me, whereas rotaries just hit hard all the time with little to no give and I personally find it really easy to blow out lines with them.

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

@@lukedorrington7455 Ahhhh I see, that is a more advanced and technical approach I feel. I think coils for me I would blowout lines right and left haha Idk why something about the operations of the machine seem heavy to me where I have for example my Q2 short pen style machine and it has a nice give to hit so I can get fully accurate with every line and or stroke I pull or push. I love how within tattooing we have a world of it's own where we all have different preferences to get the ink into the same place. The ink goes into the same layer but it's how it was inputted is what varies. haha

Hey! Thanks for the great video! I have a question, why do you prefer a rotary machine over a coil machine? Is it because its too difficult to keep changing coil machine needles for different line widths?

Hey Daniel! - got my first machine a few months back! - love it! - but i do have one question. - When i use rubber bands on my needle (coil machine) the machine always get really really weak - even with higher voltage. - any solution for this?

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

That’s a great question! As I am not too familiar with coils I believe this may have something to do with the spring tension after the bands have been applied. I would try to adjust the spring tension upon setting up. Messing with different adjustments to see what best fits my machine. I could be way off and wrong but I’ve experienced this with my coils and I would typically adjust the spring tension. If anyone sees this comment and can point Jonas in a better direction, that would be greatly appreciated 🙏

Grate vidio m8 just down to earth and simpol thanks from uk

@DanielYuck

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind feedback and support Ian! You are appreciated. If you ever have any questions at all along your way please don’t hesitate to leave a comment below and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction 🤝

Would you be doing a give away with this? All my machines messed up 💀and I’m trying to get this all soon to start up again

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking about doing a giveaway with these coil machines. I’m not certain in the stipulations however when I come up with something I will make a video to get the giveaway on the way. If anyone else thinks I should do a giveaway with these coils and the BRONC v10 hummingbird tattoo machine let me know in the comments below.

@sir.maccc-

3 жыл бұрын

@@DanielYuck i would be very interested in seeing that giveaway happen

I want a tattoo gun please!!!

The thing that bugs me is that they don't have expiration dates, lot #, nothing. That to me was the only red flag when I got a similar product.

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

That is exactly why I never used them on human skin amongst other reasons. I knew upon getting this kit what my goal was, I feel everyone is different. Others may pick this up and go all out tattooing even if someone told them no haha If I may what style are you doing on your end?

@deathwishtattoo99

3 жыл бұрын

@@DanielYuck sorry wasn't trying to nit pick but wanted to point that out. I like doing alot of line work, dot shading, black and grey. But I think I may have knack for color, however black and grey is my favorite style. To be honest I just love tattoos and art in general. I can't truly say I have a favorite. But far as what I'm working towards is getting better at my black grey.

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

@@deathwishtattoo99 Oh no no man, I didn't get those vibes from you. I was agreeing with you on the point in which I felt the same way haha. I appreciate the sentiment bro. Ahh thats dope, I am not too big on color at the moment. I prefer to do black and grey work over color. However who is to say that won't change in the future. I have a similar approach like you, where I love art in general. I have been painting, doing graffiti since as long as I can remember.

@deathwishtattoo99

3 жыл бұрын

@@DanielYuck I come from a abstract and photography background myself. Always been a fan of weird, exotic, creepy stuff. Being a 90's kid and watching pokemon will do that to ya lmao 🤣😂

You should do a giveaway

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

I am thinking of doing 1 very very soon!

I really cant believe I can ruin my left leg and arm for under $100🤯🤣

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

Bruh! haha I do not encourage you to use that hundo to ruin your arm. I do not encourage anyone to do that haha. I do however encourage you to invest into something that you can see yourself doing and just go for it. I just would hate to see someone ruin themselves or anyone else with a beginner tattoo kit.

@silver7660

3 жыл бұрын

@@DanielYuck I know lol I was just kidding 🤣