machines that last

[ckurilla]

I am looking to upgrade to new machines (coil machines), and need some advice on which machines work good and last for years (need something dependable and quality built), currently I’m looking at Baltimore Street Irons,Hildbrandt or Dringenberg. Would like some opinions from people who have used these machines , looking for good quality, possibly lifetime warranty, steel or iron frame machines, and screws that actually stay tight (don’t strip out) comments or feedback appreciated!

[imported_canvasyou]

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Start off not spending more than $150 per machine. As you get better as an artist you can invest more. $150 will usually get you something decent (not to shitty, not to pricey).
The machine does not always make you a better tattoo artist. FYI

[ckurilla]

Thanks, thats what i did

[ckurilla]

decided to buy parts and build my own machine! Ordering hildbrand machines, but for now ,… doing an overhaul on the kit I have!

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