BLACK FRIDAY X BLACK NOVEMBER Bulldog Shader Kit! Special edition run of machines at special pricing!
Adam Ciferri Bulldog Shader Kit
Includes everything* needed to build a nice tattoo machine...
Components:
- CNC Cut Sandcast Ductile Iron Bulldog Frame
- Bead Blast Finish, Ready for Paint, Powder, or Plating
- Deluxe Blackened Hardware
- 1.25" 8 Wrap Custom Soldered Coils with 47 Cap
- Long Nipple Armature Bar
- 2 Spring Sets with each kit
- All Screws you'll need PLUS necessary wrenches
- Washer Package including all washers needed (steel, fiber, and shims)
- Alignment Tool included
Adam's Machine Setup:
- Tuned for all-day, every-day street shop and/or custom tattooing
- Solid hit that easily pushes 5-15 Mag Groupings
- Runs 95-105Hz @ 6.5 Volts Unloaded
*Includes all the tools you need to build the machine except an Armature Bar Fixture. We highly recommend picking one up if you do not have one, it is by far the best way to assemble your armature bar and springs with proper alignment and tightness. You can find one here in our Tool Category
Made in the USA.
A few words from Adam on his history with this machine:
"In 1996 I started making machines known as "Bulldogs" with Mike Malone, as the previous builder of this classic machine had ceased making them, and there was a void to be filled. The idea for this was mine, and I ran it by Mike. He had asked me to build shaders for him to re-sell, as he was happy building liners and didn't feel much of an affinity for building shaders.
So, we embarked on our plan to start re-making the shader known as "the bulldog" and it was to be a partnership. Our partnership, like so many, had some snags, and in our haste to get the project rolling, we never nailed down some key details of the partnership. Predictably, we both made some serious mistakes, both professionally, and privately, and these mistakes ultimately led to some interesting interpretations and speculations of what my role was in making this machine.
I do not claim to own anything surrounding this machine but my work and my word.
I have made this machine, continually for nearly 30 years, and intend to continue making this machine for as long as this demand dictates.
Thank you, Workhorse Irons, for making this project happen, thank you Mike Malone for the opportunity to have a part in the lineage of this machine, and thank you, Fellow Tattooers, who buy my machines and allow me to do what I love."
Respectfully, Adam C
