Cobra Tattoo Machine Review | Inkmachines 

Have fun man! I'm enjoying it!

Awesome! I'm sure you'll live the machine. Great equipment.

How hard does the hardest setting hit? I have the scorpion and I feel like its too soft. What is your opinion?

@@realcesarart1150 my honest opinion is that it’s great fine line and super soft shading machine. It hits really good on high boost. The super low vibration confused me at first making me think it wasn’t very powerful but it is. I do find myself struggling to line with it with groupings higher than 9rl. Big bold traddy lines I don’t think are for this machine. It seems to be more designed for realism blk&grey and color. It’s amzing for fine line and mag work handles large mags like a boss. Cobra is def a machine I love to have in my arsenal. Ease of use with the foot switch and app is beautiful. I’ve been using it along side my Acus m1 which I use for more powerful lining. Hope this helps.

Yes indeed. You can adjust the stroke. 3, 3.5, or 4 mm

@@DeanGun really enjoying the longer stroke haven't really used the neo carts yet but I'm waiting on some

You can damage the skin on any voltage. There's many factors at play here. Needle depth,hand speed,pressure ect you need to find the right balance

Howzit! I use the standard thin grip but I ordered the bigger one too. Sometimes.es I swap between them. Great machine

That is down to personal preference. I prefer it on the harder hitting setting. I imagine sof setting can be good for black n grey shading too.

Thank you. You can set the machine to a longer stroke which I reckon would be better for lines, but in all honesty, there's probably machines out there that would be better for outlining if that's what you're after.

Thanks a lot for your honesty 🙏🙏

Can't go wrong, especially if you've been using scorpion

Does the cobra hit harder than the Scorpion? I mean when you have the hardest setting on them, how do they compare?

What stroke are you on? I find it works well on 9.4-10 volts

Less vibration and battery lasts much longer

It depends if you worked with other style machines before? Have you tried coils as well as rotary or is this your first machine ever? If you like rotary pen style machines, then this one is great. I'd recommend shorter stroke to start with. 3.5 is a good all rounder. The machine isn't cheap, so you have to be sure that you like rotary pen machines

@@DeanGun I completed an apprenticeship and used both coils and rotary and prefer rotary machines. Haven't decided to get this one or the sol nova by Cheyenne. I have heard as a beginner not to go with a cheaper machine. Thanks for the tip.

I'll look into that

Thanks my bra