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i came across this machine couple days ago, and was wondering if someone already used it and can tell me about it.
the builder states the following:
each machine is unique - hand made after you ordered.
i use a brush - motor with an operating voltage of 6.0 to 24.0 volts,
witch means that its possible to use it with a very small voltage = low speed,
but can also be turned on properly.
The best results are obtained at approximately 4.5 - 5.5 volts reached.
its a 150 Euro
look like normal DIRECT DRIVE, have hundread of this in the market already....
and there are a bunch of machine that use sliders!! I dont see anyone knocking your machine No Irons... coping off of the neuma's with the rubber insert. WTF is wrong with the builders these days. anyhow the machine has a nice industrial kind of look to it.. hopefully it performs great.
ha..ha.... i try to put togheder something good of different machines, DIRECT DRIVE IS DIRECT DRIVE, that all, just change the frame...
You could put a neuma rubber inserts in a direct drive!!!!
i have think about this already, but before i don like the DIRECT DRIVE ROTARY, now a friend of mine give me one for try and i like, DIRECT DRIVE are very smooth, good
maybe are not the best becouse the needles still move to much on side when they run, i think linear ROTARY are more perfect, but DIRECT DRIVE are good, sure....
but for put PIVOT RUBBER in DIRECT DRIVE sound complicate, becouse need a big bearing where the PIVOT can place inside, sound like become to big the CAM DRIVE
ihere on the forum have a builder , i forget the name, him have done the first DIRECT DRIVE i ever see with GIVE, him split the frame in 2 parts connected by classic SPRING.... GENIUS.....
If I'm not mistaken that was Dan Kubin with the direct springer.
I have a Dan kubin direct drive Springer. It tattoos like a dream..... but people complain it hurts more.
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Originally Posted by No Iron Machines
It's for sale :D.
yes, that one.......AWESOME.....