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Travel to Ventura, California for an in-depth interview with Navy veteran and tattoo machine builder Brandyn Feldman. With over 24 years in tattooing, Feldman is the owner of Feldman Tool Company and the new caretaker of one of the most legendary pieces of tattoo history — the Paul Rogers Iron Factory, often called the most famous shed in tattoo history.

In this video, we sit down to talk about traditional American tattooing, U.S. Navy tattoo culture, and how military life influenced Brendan’s path into the craft. From classic Navy tattoos to the evolution of modern tattooing, he shares firsthand insight into what has changed — and what traditions still matter.

You’ll also get a behind-the-scenes look at tattoo machine building, the importance of craftsmanship, and what it means to preserve the legacy of Paul Rogers. Brendan explains how he acquired the historic Iron Factory and why protecting tattoo history is so important for future generations.

If you’re into traditional tattoos, tattoo history, Navy tattoo culture, tattoo machines, or the legacy of American tattooing, this interview is a must-watch.

Topics covered:
🔹Traditional American tattoo history
🔹Tattoo machine building and craftsmanship
🔹Feldman Tool Company
🔹The Paul Rogers Iron Factory
🔹Preserving tattoo heritage

Whether you’re a tattoo artist, collector, or just passionate about tattoo culture, this episode offers real stories, history, and insight straight from the source.

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