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May 22, 2011 at 11:11 pm #13985Asfxe8Member
So I managed to get enough cash to go out and buy nearly everything I need to get started tattooing (practicing first of course). But I am wondering if I should buy everything separately or get one of those tattoo kits.Being a novice, I want to know if I should start with a simpler setup or go ahead and buy a more advanced one seeing that I have the cash. Buying separately means a Danny Fowler flatliner and an eikon ems250 among other pricy items! On the other hand I was looking at a 2 raven machine kit from superior tattoo supply which is significantly cheaper,but I question the quality of the machines as well as the power supply. Anyone who has any experience with any of these products please help!
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May 23, 2011 at 3:42 pm #17418imported_canvasyouMember
If you are just starting out – then your mentor in the shop will let you know when to get what!
If you are not in a shop – then get some cheap stuff on eBay or online.
Practice on practice skins only – NO HUMANS!!
: )Get the books – and learn a bit too!
Best of luck.
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May 26, 2011 at 12:59 am #17419Asfxe8Member
Thanks for the input! I just purchased some equipment as well as the book! :mrgreen: Can’t wait to get started! And no humans for a while,gotcha!
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November 1, 2011 at 3:39 am #17420lostcauseParticipant
Haven t been doing this long but buying a kit isn’t bad but not worth it. I have only been doing this for about a year but if I could go back and buy machines and so on separately I would in a heart beat. The kit I got from Superior Tattoo isnt bad but thinking about it now the money I wasted on it would have been so much better putting to a nice machine. That is if you are serious about doing it and are going to stick with it no matter what.
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July 3, 2012 at 10:23 pm #17421bearParticipant
you get what you pay for save up and get the good stuff! your tattoos will look better with good equipment!
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July 8, 2012 at 6:08 am #17422robroy289Participant
Hildibrant machines work well. And can be upgraded easy.
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