whaddup wit pnumatic machines

[inkdealer69]

where can i get one and is it worth the extra cost

[jeffpaetzold]

you can get them from neuma tattoo ( i think thats how its spelled...maybe nuema...whatever) and they are expensive. if i remember correctly a setup with compressor is like $2000-3000

[BRANDON BOND]

they are awesome though! Ive used them and they are differnet than anything youve ever done

were getting some over here at some point and using both

[jeffpaetzold]

I've been wanting to try em really bad...do they run alot smoother?

[jeffpaetzold]

Machines- $300 (comes with hose)

Regulators- $150 (comes with 50 ft hose, for compressor)

Compressors (silent, operates 2 simultaneously, compact, 50 year compressor)-$ 1,200.00

(other compressors usable can be as little as $200.00)

Any compressor which provides at least 2 cfm(cubic feet/minute) will operate these machines.

just checked it out for ya...more info on carsonhilltattoos.com

[BRANDON BOND]

wow! that is awesome great work bro! thanks! carson is a supernice guys also and the machines get different effects than I believe you can get with electric machines - but that works both ways..... so Im going to start using both

[jeffpaetzold]

dope!

[Iron Cross]

He's currently working on a table top compressor than is less costly that the $1,200 compressor model.

Most of my customers b1tc4 on how the sound of a tattoo machine 'creeps' them out. Kinda like a dentist's drill.

So for that reason I'm thinking about getting into one. They offer them in several anodized colors and they look much simpler than DC machines.

I'm watching them closely to see what happens...

[BRANDON BOND]

they do hurt less but seem to take longer

ps welcome to the party iron cross

[Iron Cross]

See: http://www.myspace.com/neumatattooing