Inkjecta Flite, Swashdrive Gen 8 & Compact.
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Inkjecta Flite, Swashdrive Gen 8 & Compact.
Compact here too.. It just works, and is so adjustable.. Still haven't tried it with regular needles yet....
Just got a Whip a few weeks back, and that may challenge once I've gotten some more hours on it.
Man, it was the gen 8 but after two going bad on me I don't think Ill order another (Swashdrive is replacing my gen 8 with a Whip at my request so no foul on them)
Im loving my Whip, Rotary Works sliders, and my trusty old Mike Metaxa Direct drive.
The whip is great. I need one so badly
I've us my flites v2 and my dragonfly ss for lining. I've learnt along time ago is you'll never find that perfect machine and you have to learn each machine how to use it. So I picked the flites and stuck with them. Though I do get pangs to buy other machines but in my heart I know it be like all the same a dispointment or nothing special. I did have a whip mark 1 and gen 7 but the motor went and I got a replacement but it never felt the same after that so I got rid of both when I had a machine spring clean out.
I would let me whip go owls den make me an offer it is basically brand new with everything. I like it but for me I keep coming back to my edge x. Clients tell me the whip is almost painless though and a few prefer my coils over edge x pain wise
Coils wise definitely my Micky Sharpz Brass Hybrid, as far as rotarys go Flite, Whip and Axys are always in my daily rotation at one point or another. I forgot just the other day how awesome the Whip is, particularly for B+G.
Neotat Vivace for me. 4.2 Majic motor with carts always does the job.
I have always wanted to try out the magic motor. I have had a few NeoTat models and always liked them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian Russell
I find myself reaching for my Neos more often than anything else