BEST LIGHTWEIGHT MACHINES

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Neumatattoomachines.com My grips are heavier than my machine! And my tattoo work...never better.

Pnuemas are amazing. gotta thank carson for hooking me and a chunk of the industry up with that thing.

I want to try one of those Neuma so bad!!. But here is another thing. Light machine ultra heavy compressor. Not to weight coil machine, light Power supply.

and I wonder if you can use big tall oxygen tubes, at least that's what I used in school for airbrushing

That's too much money & Big jump for me... I'm just looking for a traditional machine. Anybody? Looking for around 5-6oz machine, for liner.

Hey Flip PM over Tattoo Connect. I have an aluminum eclipse machine by next generation. Fallen King Irons http://www.fkirons.com http://www.tattooconnect.com

how much? is that the half coil? how much does it weigh exactly?.... I have a wrist issue so I'm kinda picky on the weight of the machine... Like the Time MAchine Flatline, it says 6oz, the actual weight is 7+oz... I actuall y like your Wasp, do you know exactly the weight of that?

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i have a few next generation machines and i love them they perform well are really light and are balanced well and i haven't had to adjust them at all. id recommend them if you want a light weight machine.

My Wasps wight around 6 - 6.5 the next gen I have is probably 6oz and it has regular t-top coils with wide abar like all Next Gen machines.

if you want a light machine you can go with those national flyweight: 6 wrap coils 5/16 cores ultra light frame thin abar light hardware. I think that was one of the lightest machines I've ever had. I sold one of those that I rebuilt to "Apprentice" (he posts here) and they all love it at his shop.. Check out National's site, or PM me if you need a custom made. Professional references needed.

early irons nano machines are nice and light. they require some tweaking, but when you get em running right, they're very nice. cheap, too.