This is great... Thanks to share your experience why we should use rotary machine behalf of coil... One line what you said "we are an artist not a mechanic" it's a core line of this video ...it's really need to understand.... Thank you sir🙏🙏🙏
If you dont know how to fix your machine you should not be tattooing in the first place! Its not supose to be easy nor for everyone! Sucks that the tattoo scene is going down ! Not saying rotary are bad, but if u can take the best of both worlds why not! Everyone should learn how to tattoo on a coil…later when u know what u doing, sure buy yourself a wireless dildo!
Buy Lithuanian Irons or RightStuffTattooMachines. You never have to tune. Ive had mine for several years and never have had to tune one of them . Russia made tools last man.
I’ve been tattooing for 16 years professionally and I said for years I would never switch to Rotary machines, and recently just purchased my first Wireless Rotary Machine and I’m in love with it. Consistency I’ve never gotten out of coils machines. Even coil machines that I paid $900+ each for. Bloody Rotary machines are taking over my collection Xx
I used both. Though I like the specific tuning of the different coils I went back to rotary only. My reasons: 1. Fast and easy to use, changing needles etc. 2. Once you got used to it you can do everything with the same feeling of the machine and don't have to switch your mind to different weights, feeling etc. 3. Easy to travel. 4. Hard to hold the could for several hours. 5. Easier to use in different angles and directions. 6. Less plastic waste (no machine bags anymore). Even if slmeone loves the feel of coils, once you go rotary you get just pissed off when you go back
Buying a Cheyenne Thunder is on my wish list of 10 things I want in life.I want to become a better artist and I follow your tips, blogs and advice regularly. Thank you for sharing your experience and wisdom 👽🙏
I have been tattooing for around 8 years with a fear of changing to rotary due to all of the negative feedback from my mentors and a few old school shop owning friends but I will have to try them for sure good explanation on the differences. Thank you
Im a firm believer in starting from the beginning.the coil is the essence of the art of tatooing. That is just my opinion. In apprentice if ur boss is a old school artist he will have u breaking down every component till u can breakdown n rebuild back to full efficiency. Very stressful while going thru it but glad i got that dxperience
Oddly rotaries are the original machines from what I gather. I use coil for lining every now and then as I don’t want to abandon what I started off on so it’s more of a sentimental thing but rotaries just streamline the setup and application so much more efficiently than coils that I can’t see myself returning to coils as my main machine.
What a great guy! Wonderful, honest overview between the vast differences between the 2 machine differences. Rotary machine is likened to a Tesla car and the coil machine is likened to a black Ford model T. God’s honest truth!
i started from coils years ago. learned to tune and understood the coil.. then switched to direct drives and pens.. used em for a few years.. they're light and convenient at first til i used larger needle groupings.. i feel its faster if i used coils and heals faster too.. i went back to coils and i built em myself. i exclusively used micro coils coz its lighter.. i have my own geometry etc.. we can be artists and "tattoo mechanics" at the same time too. lol coil or rotary i do the same quality art..
Also for tattoos that heal really quick unless your using cartridges (cause they only punch so hard and fast) coils just heal so much better and quicker unless your hitting perfect depth with rotary 100% of time. I use the weight of the machine to go into the bog and i end up with a soft hand but i can only do that cause i have a heavy brass.
This was a great video! Honestly I never comment on videos I watch, EVER! Even if I like the content. This video was so good and so informational I had to leave a comment and Subscribe and thank you for sharing your perspective on why you choose rotary over coil . I’m waiting for my Bishop Wand to come in the mail and can’t wait to start my journey as a Tattoo “Artist” and like you said from watching this video, I can focus on the “Art” where not “Tattoo Mechanics” we are “Tattoo Artist”
Sunny Bhanushali thanks 🙏🏽 I purchased the “Packer” I hope I made the right choice . I keep on thinking maybe I should of purchased the Bishop Shader instead of the “Packer”
I’ve been using coil machines strictly for 21 years now and counting. Tuning my machines, adjusting stroke, etc. is hardly comparable to a mechanic-it’s more like working on a skateboard. But I am curious about this rotary business.
I completely agree on your theory sunny bhai, did some experiments and viola I found the sweet spot in rotary without any further tuning, ...it’s a feel good factor to tame a wild horse and have the best out of it😇...kudos to the inventors
I still love my coil machines...but wouldnt mind trying something differant...i think its good to have a working knowledge of all the tools that are out there...
@@SunnyBhanushali I’m excited! :) so far I’m only finding feedback on how to go from coil to rotary. I’m hoping it helps me strengthen my line work with the added weight.
I need a mythbusters section please. I just saw a video that says the opposite as you are...officially mindf*cked. I guess the answer will be always the same: "to each, his own". ♥Thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge. Love your approach♥
@@SunnyBhanushali The problem with coils for most people is the price for a good handmade one. Honestly the way i like to work rotary would make me more efficient.
So Spirit. I've been looking at a few online. I currently a with the coil and I like it, but like you said, it's heavy, and after working for 6 or 8 hours you're really give out
Beverly Ann Henderson I recommend Cheyenne thunder if you are good with cartridge needles, or dragonfly or stingray if you want to stick to traditional needles
Beverly Ann Henderson snakes eyed is right about the Cheyenne Spirit as it is a short stroke machine, and, if you are one of those who love lining with long stroke then don’t go for spirit. Personally I feel Spirit is a great blender for smooth and soft shading and also does great colour packing at higher speeds, I use it all the time but not for lining. I recommend Cheyenne thunder, it’s the best for all types of work, it has 4mm stroke and a good hit.
I am confused which one to buy... 1) Utopian Cabillos v1 or 2) Trident (Trillium) from KTS... Difference of 5k between both of them.. don't know what is major features difference between them? Can you please guide me?
Honestly that noise is therapeautic to me its my personal waterfall. I Love traditional work but i do work with smaller needle sizes. 3Rl(#12,#10), 5RL (#12,10) 7RL(#12), #12 11RM, #12 13RM(small curve not big curve), and i heard with rotary its better for driving smaller needle sizes but there is something about that punch that you cant beat the colors are more vibrant from coil and the lines more crispy i will hand it to rotary for shading though cause unless your going for pepper dots rotary seems the place to go. TL;DR should i consider rotary for shading/coloring and using a coil for lines? Novice tattoo artist wants to know
I believe the rotary is the new age, it’s the evolution, I am a big fan and follower of Julian Seibert, check out his work, he does great solid bold lines, deep colour packing with just Cheyenne Thunder. There is nothing special about coils, rotaries are far better, it’s only about adapting to the new machine. People using coil are familiar with how it works and so when they try to move to rotary, they find hard to adapt to the change.
Obviously the crazy expensive machines are gonna be far superior to the cheaper ones. How different is it though because I've bought 2 so far for around 80$ each and I feel like neither has enough oomph behind the needle. Or power behind the needle hit. Is this souly due to cheaper machines most likely or what does anyone think about the difference?Always a great video. I know I appreciate it greatly
mike mcl there are few good cheaper machines out there, i know one, Kabellos, it’s a wireless rotary, enough power to all kinds of work, and it’s cheap. However you can not compare coil to the rotary, the feel and the way of working of rotary is way different the coils
@@SunnyBhanushali I understand theres a big difference between coil and rotary. I was wondering the difference between a cheap rotary and an expensive rotary. I will check out the one you mention here
Japanese and new school are my forte at the moment as a begining tattoo artist i am working just on technical application, clean lines and shading with pepper dots. So maybe coils are what i need for now? And maybe i should get into rotary when i do realism?
Hello Thomas, as far as the traditional knowledge goes, coils seems to the best for Japanese style, however as far as my experience goes, Cheyenne Thunder, Cheyenne Sol Nova are really good ones to replace the coils for your style. Understand this, the way you work with rotaries is different than you do with coils, so whenever you start working with rotary, give yourself enough time and space to experiment and learn about it.
@@SunnyBhanushali like you said, he is a fantastic artist i follow his work for many years . Your work is also great and your videos very helpful for people interested in learn tattooing
Hi sunny would you say that with rotary machines shading dark to light tones is easier and more smooth, I use coils small transitions I’m ok when it a larger area I struggle . Any advice that may help
Mark Ames mark, it is definitely lot easier and smoother with rotaries than coils when it comes to shading. Doesn’t matter you work on large areas or smaller, good rotaries will give you far more control and precision to create really smooth blends
6137 CHINMAY RANE I don’t recommend cheaper machines, i suggest you save enough money to by Cheyenne Thunder and a good power unit, however if you have a really difficult time with money then you can buy Keballos Tattoo Machine
I use coil machines for 2 years since i was started tattooing but I also want to try rotary or wireless pentype machines . can you suggest me any brand or type ?
Sir do make a video for tattoo aftercare , like what cream or lotion we apply. There are so many tattoo lotion like ink fixx, tattoo goo and What is the best way to get our tattoo darker and shiner.
THANKS FOR SHARING RIGHT VIEWS MY QUESTION IS WHEN V USE ROTARY FOR SHADING..COLOURING ..LINING WHAT IS THE RPM OR HIGH LOW N MEDIUM VOLTAGE FOR WHICH SECTION S ......... PLS REPLY IT'S REALLY IMPORTANT FOR ME
Gattoo Khushalani there are in depth videos on this topic on my paid online program at www.learnitlikealiens.com, however I will work on a TH-cam video soon covering what you requested
Gattoo Khushalani you control 3 things hand speed ,depth in skin .speed of machine .keep depth consistent and move hand slow lower volts if not good higher volts match your hand speed .also stretch skin always
@@SunnyBhanushali TRUE FROM MY HEART GETTING A REPLY FROM SUCH A BIGEST NAME N FINEST TATTOO ARTIST IN INDIA REALLY I M BLESSED THANKS A LOT FOR REPLYING THANK YOU I RESPECT YOU A LOT U R BEST 👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
They don't work well at all for American Traditional. And a lot of us "Tattooers" like to honor the traditions which I haven't heard you mention once. Try doing an American traditional back piece with rotary. Lol. Good luck.
I heartedly respect American culture, I did not mean to disrespect anyone. This is all about my experience and people from all over the world who are experiencing the same.
@@SunnyBhanushali the sol terra is like the thunder and the sol luna is like the spirit but thyre better....the sensidrive is amazing your gonna love it
Hi Sunny. First of all, I'd like to thank you for sharing such sincere thoughts. You've actually given me good food for thought. Could you please let me know if I should buy the "Stealth Rotary 3.0" at a price of Rs. 10,000? I have a limited budget but I'd like to switch to rotary. Please share your thoughts.
KnZzi 1 thunder is 4mm stroke while the pen is 3.5 and it has much harder hit than thunder which I personally feel is too much. Thunder is an all rounder machine
I respect your perspective but that is not true, the world is evolving, and so the technology. Every tech is made to save time and energy so that humans can focus on next level work. Do we make our own pigment and wires ans food pedal, and the tattoo station, no right, you let the experts do it and you focus on your art. It’s same with the machines, I am just sharing my perspective
@@SunnyBhanushali well. Being a scratcher movement soldier since 2014 I would beg to differ. Limiting yourself to a makeup pen doesn't mean you know how to tattoo correctly.
@@SunnyBhanushali Movement soldiers paveved the way for guys like you to post videos on TH-cam without the fear of death threats on your family's. You couldn't get Eternal inks without a license. For that matter most of your equipment you had to have a license. So check ya self Sunny. An artist simply does not use one brush.
@@edchaos2679 I am thankful for your contribution and other soldiers like you, you helped us evolve, you made the place better, and I am following the same footsteps for the future generation, I am making things easier and better. We both have the same goals, just on different timelines. I have high respects for you 🙏 I would like to connect with you, please share your email, or email me at support@lila.art
This is great... Thanks to share your experience why we should use rotary machine behalf of coil...
One line what you said "we are an artist not a mechanic" it's a core line of this video ...it's really need to understand.... Thank you sir🙏🙏🙏
Ishan Khaire thank you 🙏🏻
If you dont know how to fix your machine you should not be tattooing in the first place! Its not supose to be easy nor for everyone! Sucks that the tattoo scene is going down ! Not saying rotary are bad, but if u can take the best of both worlds why not! Everyone should learn how to tattoo on a coil…later when u know what u doing, sure buy yourself a wireless dildo!
Rotary machines are no doubt awesome, but coil has it's own feel that even cheyenne cannot beat
bharti rai I respect that
Buy Lithuanian Irons or RightStuffTattooMachines. You never have to tune. Ive had mine for several years and never have had to tune one of them . Russia made tools last man.
I’ve been tattooing for 16 years professionally and I said for years I would never switch to Rotary machines, and recently just purchased my first Wireless Rotary Machine and I’m in love with it. Consistency I’ve never gotten out of coils machines. Even coil machines that I paid $900+ each for. Bloody Rotary machines are taking over my collection Xx
AshAlyn Music yeah, that’s what I am talking about bro :)
Doesn't rotary have a problem with the needle bouncing around inside the tube?
@@miceskin no
We all love that buzzing sound🔥
I used both. Though I like the specific tuning of the different coils I went back to rotary only. My reasons: 1. Fast and easy to use, changing needles etc. 2. Once you got used to it you can do everything with the same feeling of the machine and don't have to switch your mind to different weights, feeling etc. 3. Easy to travel. 4. Hard to hold the could for several hours. 5. Easier to use in different angles and directions. 6. Less plastic waste (no machine bags anymore).
Even if slmeone loves the feel of coils, once you go rotary you get just pissed off when you go back
Inhale Death to the point :)
If you know how..you can adjust the coils to every skin type, for less pain and perfect performnce..
Hyper turbodog you are right, but that is my point, it’s too much work and too much waste of time tuning it :)
like" StarCook working only with microwaveoven.." Can allso create a tasty dishes..
@@filiprmax1 I do all i want with my stingray :) and never touch my coils again since 🤷
@@jordanr.5450 you good Bro, no worries.
Buying a Cheyenne Thunder is on my wish list of 10 things I want in life.I want to become a better artist and I follow your tips, blogs and advice regularly. Thank you for sharing your experience and wisdom 👽🙏
I wanna buy it too has pretty good reviews 😊😊😊🥰🥰🥰
I have been tattooing for around 8 years with a fear of changing to rotary due to all of the negative feedback from my mentors and a few old school shop owning friends but I will have to try them for sure good explanation on the differences. Thank you
I found that its just the hate... a true artist can master both. Dont fall for the hate in others until you try it yourself.
Rotaries are more responsive u can shade light pure black or pack black.try same with coil skin inflammation red burnt in fire look
Im a firm believer in starting from the beginning.the coil is the essence of the art of tatooing. That is just my opinion. In apprentice if ur boss is a old school artist he will have u breaking down every component till u can breakdown n rebuild back to full efficiency. Very stressful while going thru it but glad i got that dxperience
Oddly rotaries are the original machines from what I gather. I use coil for lining every now and then as I don’t want to abandon what I started off on so it’s more of a sentimental thing but rotaries just streamline the setup and application so much more efficiently than coils that I can’t see myself returning to coils as my main machine.
If coil machines are the essence of tattooing then how have people been tattooing for thousands of years before they existed?
What a great guy! Wonderful, honest overview between the vast differences between the 2 machine differences. Rotary machine is likened to a Tesla car and the coil machine is likened to a black Ford model T. God’s honest truth!
Thank you 🙏
@@SunnyBhanushali you put into words, the Eureka of rotary machines.👍🏻
Sir thankyou for information, to much inspired, like: not depend on machine, manage the ✋, hold tight to give hard and hold lightly to soft
:)
@@SunnyBhanushali sir, need to information about needle depth and stroke in Hindi, there have lots of video about that, but can't understood
@@SunnyBhanushali sir will u make a video about depth and stroke length please
i started from coils years ago. learned to tune and understood the coil.. then switched to direct drives and pens.. used em for a few years.. they're light and convenient at first til i used larger needle groupings.. i feel its faster if i used coils and heals faster too.. i went back to coils and i built em myself. i exclusively used micro coils coz its lighter.. i have my own geometry etc.. we can be artists and "tattoo mechanics" at the same time too. lol coil or rotary i do the same quality art..
My set consists from a 1 coil machine for outlines , and a rotary wireless pen for shading and Color packing (traditional and Japanese )
Also for tattoos that heal really quick unless your using cartridges (cause they only punch so hard and fast) coils just heal so much better and quicker unless your hitting perfect depth with rotary 100% of time. I use the weight of the machine to go into the bog and i end up with a soft hand but i can only do that cause i have a heavy brass.
very helpful video bro thnku very much i m karan from jalandhar in 12th non med . i am very passionate about tattoo. thnks for this video
You are welcome 🙏
This was a great video! Honestly I never comment on videos I watch, EVER! Even if I like the content. This video was so good and so informational I had to leave a comment and Subscribe and thank you for sharing your perspective on why you choose rotary over coil . I’m waiting for my Bishop Wand to come in the mail and can’t wait to start my journey as a Tattoo “Artist” and like you said from watching this video, I can focus on the “Art” where not “Tattoo Mechanics” we are “Tattoo Artist”
HVRDTIMES glad t hear from you, bishop wand is a great machine
Sunny Bhanushali thanks 🙏🏽 I purchased the “Packer” I hope I made the right choice . I keep on thinking maybe I should of purchased the Bishop Shader instead of the “Packer”
I’ve been using coil machines strictly for 21 years now and counting. Tuning my machines, adjusting stroke, etc. is hardly comparable to a mechanic-it’s more like working on a skateboard. But I am curious about this rotary business.
I completely agree on your theory sunny bhai, did some experiments and viola I found the sweet spot in rotary without any further tuning, ...it’s a feel good factor to tame a wild horse and have the best out of it😇...kudos to the inventors
Hari Reddy great, thank you 😊
I still love my coil machines...but wouldnt mind trying something differant...i think its good to have a working knowledge of all the tools that are out there...
I’m going to use that analogy lol ..Good one bro
I’m trying to transition from rotary to coil! I learned on rotary and it’s all I know so we’ll see how this goes! 😅
It’s going to be a valuable transition, you will learn a lot
@@SunnyBhanushali I’m excited! :) so far I’m only finding feedback on how to go from coil to rotary. I’m hoping it helps me strengthen my line work with the added weight.
Coil ,roatory wich one bestt?
I need a mythbusters section please. I just saw a video that says the opposite as you are...officially mindf*cked. I guess the answer will be always the same: "to each, his own". ♥Thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge. Love your approach♥
Don't forget the our old school style because of this machine you learn a tattooing
Adesh Kadam I haven’t forgotten, but I believe in evolution, it’s how the nature works, you evolve or you go extinct
@@SunnyBhanushali The problem with coils for most people is the price for a good handmade one. Honestly the way i like to work rotary would make me more efficient.
Love you sir....❤️ You are good heart human also..you are No.1 artist of india
Atul panotra thank you 🙏🏻
Am 16 n am practicing tattooing with my new rotary machine
Good
Rotary good for realism coil good for old school I think.
So Spirit. I've been looking at a few online. I currently a with the coil and I like it, but like you said, it's heavy, and after working for 6 or 8 hours you're really give out
Beverly Ann Henderson I recommend Cheyenne thunder if you are good with cartridge needles, or dragonfly or stingray if you want to stick to traditional needles
Beverly Ann Henderson spirit snags in skin of u ride the needle mini stroke 2.5 3.2 minimum
Ok.I've been looking into these for a while now. Missed reviews, but I trust Sunny
Beverly Ann Henderson snakes eyed is right about the Cheyenne Spirit as it is a short stroke machine, and, if you are one of those who love lining with long stroke then don’t go for spirit. Personally I feel Spirit is a great blender for smooth and soft shading and also does great colour packing at higher speeds, I use it all the time but not for lining. I recommend Cheyenne thunder, it’s the best for all types of work, it has 4mm stroke and a good hit.
Sunny Bhanushali swashdrive brush stainless steel is a Lamborghini compared to bmw resonsive to touch
Thank you, I learned so much from you!! Keep up the good work!! 🖤✌️✍️
I am confused which one to buy... 1) Utopian Cabillos v1 or 2) Trident (Trillium) from KTS... Difference of 5k between both of them.. don't know what is major features difference between them? Can you please guide me?
Honestly that noise is therapeautic to me its my personal waterfall. I Love traditional work but i do work with smaller needle sizes. 3Rl(#12,#10), 5RL (#12,10) 7RL(#12), #12 11RM, #12 13RM(small curve not big curve), and i heard with rotary its better for driving smaller needle sizes but there is something about that punch that you cant beat the colors are more vibrant from coil and the lines more crispy i will hand it to rotary for shading though cause unless your going for pepper dots rotary seems the place to go.
TL;DR should i consider rotary for shading/coloring and using a coil for lines? Novice tattoo artist wants to know
I believe the rotary is the new age, it’s the evolution, I am a big fan and follower of Julian Seibert, check out his work, he does great solid bold lines, deep colour packing with just Cheyenne Thunder. There is nothing special about coils, rotaries are far better, it’s only about adapting to the new machine. People using coil are familiar with how it works and so when they try to move to rotary, they find hard to adapt to the change.
👽 Love you sir and team and thanks for sharing this information ❤️❤️
Thank you 😊
Im waiting a couple more years to get a rotary until rotaries catch up with coils and can do single pass lines
It does already, but the technique is different, you can’t drive rotary as coil. It requires new skill set
FOR SHADING SHOULD V KEEP ROTARY MACHINE ON FAST OR MEDIUM OR SLOW
Sir i want to ask where is your studio ??
Amazing videos. I really appreciate your videos. New subscriber here and can't wait to see the new videos you put out. Thank you.
which machine is best under 4000rs plese suggest
Not to my knowledge, the cheapest good rotary costs around 12k, Kabelos
@@SunnyBhanushali shading and lining both work can I do with single rotatory machine
@@hitendervashist4585 yes
You are my inspiration sir.
where did u get your hat i want one
I got this one from Zara :)
Obviously the crazy expensive machines are gonna be far superior to the cheaper ones. How different is it though because I've bought 2 so far for around 80$ each and I feel like neither has enough oomph behind the needle. Or power behind the needle hit. Is this souly due to cheaper machines most likely or what does anyone think about the difference?Always a great video. I know I appreciate it greatly
mike mcl there are few good cheaper machines out there, i know one, Kabellos, it’s a wireless rotary, enough power to all kinds of work, and it’s cheap. However you can not compare coil to the rotary, the feel and the way of working of rotary is way different the coils
@@SunnyBhanushali I understand theres a big difference between coil and rotary. I was wondering the difference between a cheap rotary and an expensive rotary. I will check out the one you mention here
The tattoo is Born with coil machines and death with coil machines
And your wrong, the first tattoo machine was rotory. Invented by Samuel O'Reilly in 1891.
Which machine you suggeset for beginners ? Which Company?
Which best rotary machin ,I am new artist
Japanese and new school are my forte at the moment as a begining tattoo artist i am working just on technical application, clean lines and shading with pepper dots. So maybe coils are what i need for now? And maybe i should get into rotary when i do realism?
Hello Thomas, as far as the traditional knowledge goes, coils seems to the best for Japanese style, however as far as my experience goes, Cheyenne Thunder, Cheyenne Sol Nova are really good ones to replace the coils for your style. Understand this, the way you work with rotaries is different than you do with coils, so whenever you start working with rotary, give yourself enough time and space to experiment and learn about it.
What is the name of the artist he talks about at 3:12? I could not wright it down.
His name is Anil Gupta
@@SunnyBhanushali like you said, he is a fantastic artist i follow his work for many years . Your work is also great and your videos very helpful for people interested in learn tattooing
@@lucianolima6608 thank you 🙏
Hi sunny would you say that with rotary machines shading dark to light tones is easier and more smooth, I use coils small transitions I’m ok when it a larger area I struggle . Any advice that may help
Mark Ames mark, it is definitely lot easier and smoother with rotaries than coils when it comes to shading. Doesn’t matter you work on large areas or smaller, good rotaries will give you far more control and precision to create really smooth blends
Sir can you suggest any low budget good rotary machine ???
6137 CHINMAY RANE I don’t recommend cheaper machines, i suggest you save enough money to by Cheyenne Thunder and a good power unit, however if you have a really difficult time with money then you can buy Keballos Tattoo Machine
Sir, Which is better for beginner rotary or coil
Now I feel like I should buy a rotary asap
luv kaushik you should
How is deutchland rotary?
I use coil machines for 2 years since i was started tattooing but I also want to try rotary or wireless pentype machines . can you suggest me any brand or type ?
Best word.. we are artist not macanic.. 😍
Sir do make a video for tattoo aftercare , like what cream or lotion we apply. There are so many tattoo lotion like ink fixx, tattoo goo and What is the best way to get our tattoo darker and shiner.
dragon hawk extreme is good ????pls suggest me bhai
well explained sir ..thanku for the information ..your works are awesome damn realistic
Bharath L Meharwade thank you
Hi sir
Please mention the tattoo machine name sir
It's so much helpful sir...Love you
THANKS FOR SHARING RIGHT VIEWS MY QUESTION IS WHEN V USE ROTARY FOR SHADING..COLOURING ..LINING WHAT IS THE RPM OR HIGH LOW N MEDIUM VOLTAGE FOR WHICH SECTION S ......... PLS REPLY IT'S REALLY IMPORTANT FOR ME
Gattoo Khushalani there are in depth videos on this topic on my paid online program at www.learnitlikealiens.com, however I will work on a TH-cam video soon covering what you requested
Gattoo Khushalani you control 3 things hand speed ,depth in skin .speed of machine .keep depth consistent and move hand slow lower volts if not good higher volts match your hand speed .also stretch skin always
@@SunnyBhanushali TRUE FROM MY HEART GETTING A REPLY FROM SUCH A BIGEST NAME N FINEST TATTOO ARTIST IN INDIA REALLY I M BLESSED THANKS A LOT FOR REPLYING THANK YOU I RESPECT YOU A LOT U R BEST 👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Rotary machine for life👌
:)
❤️❤️ love you sir thank you for good tips you are world's artist now✌️🤘 respect
Thank you 🙏🏻
Great vid thanks dude
I love this type of videos sir ❤️
Best tattoo artist i have ever seen in my life and he is from INDIA, love you bhaiya..♥️
Abhishek Kumar Kaushik thank you 🙏🏻
Sir 2:41 min pe jo set up pe jo ink bottle h wo konsi company ka h & kon si colour h...plz
Bro which Machine you used bro
They don't work well at all for American Traditional. And a lot of us "Tattooers" like to honor the traditions which I haven't heard you mention once. Try doing an American traditional back piece with rotary. Lol. Good luck.
I heartedly respect American culture, I did not mean to disrespect anyone. This is all about my experience and people from all over the world who are experiencing the same.
What we use machin for painting?
How is stealth mechanic or stigma.
Which is the best in normal price... Plz reply
superheros superheros I like stigma over stealth, stigma is lot better when it come to engineering and quality
So what spring type set up would you use for greywash as opposed to colour packer with coil ? If you can answer proves you know
Snake Eyes let me tell you I know nothing from my last 12 years of experience and so nothing to prove :)
Sunny Bhanushali sorry watched full video I agree
Hai my name is shekar form hyd
sir big fan of u.
Sir amazing videos for beginners artist
Tq SO much for making videos
Love you❤❤❤ sir u r my god
Thank you, glad to hear from you, I am no god, I am just another artist like you
Sir which Bishop Machine u use
I use Cheyenne Machines
@@SunnyBhanushali before u use
@@arjunrathod6807 I use to use bishop, now I don’t
@@SunnyBhanushali Bishop Good for long time sir
Man ur gonnalove the sol terra u need the sol terra sol luna combo
I know, I am excited to receive those soon
@@SunnyBhanushali the sol terra is like the thunder and the sol luna is like the spirit but thyre better....the sensidrive is amazing your gonna love it
Hi Sunny. First of all, I'd like to thank you for sharing such sincere thoughts. You've actually given me good food for thought. Could you please let me know if I should buy the "Stealth Rotary 3.0" at a price of Rs. 10,000? I have a limited budget but I'd like to switch to rotary. Please share your thoughts.
I understand that you have budget constraints but I recommend you go for Cheyenne thunder or a cheaper option is Kabellos wireless
Rotary all the way. Easy on the hand easy on the skin
Michael Grijalva true
💯Great video.Thank you
Thanks sir to teach us❣️
Sir tq for sharing your experience 🙏sir
You are welcome
Thank you sir...Nice information
Tattoo Artist can upgrade their arsenal bt they should never insult coil machines
Hello sir tell about tattoo ink
I m huge fan of yours Sir🙏🙏🙏
Thankyou sir ❤️
Sunny can you test review the dragonfly mast saber .
All I’m gonna say is the only people that say automatic vehicles are better are the people who can’t drive a standard. 🥴
it's true brother.. 👍👍
still Coils all the way ❤️
Great input
Tq sir for good information 🙏🙏🙏
Hello sir, what do u think about vheyennr hawk pen?
KnZzi 1 it’s a great machine, but I like the thunder more
Sunny Bhanushali whats the difference?
KnZzi 1 thunder is 4mm stroke while the pen is 3.5 and it has much harder hit than thunder which I personally feel is too much. Thunder is an all rounder machine
I m always follow your strategies.
Respect from Npl 🙏
Thanks sir
Very nice speech sir aap mere idle Ho
Thank you
Sir,plz tell your biography..
Arts Guide in some other video
Thank you for replying....bt sir plz ek video aisa zaroor banana,we r waiting for your biography ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Idk. But to me if you can't build your own machine. Coils and all. You're cheating yourself and your customers of an experienced tattoo artist.
I respect your perspective but that is not true, the world is evolving, and so the technology. Every tech is made to save time and energy so that humans can focus on next level work.
Do we make our own pigment and wires ans food pedal, and the tattoo station, no right, you let the experts do it and you focus on your art. It’s same with the machines, I am just sharing my perspective
@@SunnyBhanushali well. Being a scratcher movement soldier since 2014 I would beg to differ. Limiting yourself to a makeup pen doesn't mean you know how to tattoo correctly.
@@edchaos2679 that does not mean otherwise too
@@SunnyBhanushali Movement soldiers paveved the way for guys like you to post videos on TH-cam without the fear of death threats on your family's. You couldn't get Eternal inks without a license. For that matter most of your equipment you had to have a license. So check ya self Sunny. An artist simply does not use one brush.
@@edchaos2679 I am thankful for your contribution and other soldiers like you, you helped us evolve, you made the place better, and I am following the same footsteps for the future generation, I am making things easier and better. We both have the same goals, just on different timelines. I have high respects for you 🙏
I would like to connect with you, please share your email, or email me at support@lila.art
Thank u sir 🙏
I m a sketch artist
Very nice story.By
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Hah! brilliant, I was saying this to friends, rotary is the future and if anyone argued I showed them your work, now I'll just show them this.
James Monoghan I believe the same