HM adjustable Direct Drive review.

thanks for a great review mick and what a great idea from roman ..i will be getting one now ..

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Originally Posted by MickWrath

Peter buy an ez grip a long push bar and a short push bar, make sure you buy the correct size ball at the end of the rod. (It's the new smaller size) then since you have yours set up for black and grey I would suggest a box of #10 bugpin mags in the size you like. This would be a good way to test ttechs out. They are amazing with Halos, Inkjectas, Hyper V3's, but it's almost like they were made for this Adjustable DD.

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That sounds like a plan..thanks Mick.

Have to agree completely Mick. Roman is the No.1 guy to deal with in terms of going the extra mile, and speed of response to questions and queries. I bought 1 of these machines as soon as i heard of them simply because i knew it would be an awesome machine, no need to wait to hear feedback.

This beautifully built machine is now my go to colour tool. Yellows and white's fly in and stay true to their colour, no blood contaminating the lighter hues. Minimal redness as you said. These machines get my whole hearted endorsement and i recommend everyone to try 1.

Simplicity and ingenuity in 1 machine. Bravo Roman!

Great review man! The machine looks tops.

Anyone use this machine with standard tubes ???

By standard you mean steel?

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By standard you mean steel?

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Yes steel or even disposable...i dont use t techs so wondered how they handle standard tubes...Does the side to side motion cause problems????

Elbo I've used these guys with both steel and disposables as well and they work perfectly. Even with the 5.5mm stroke the needlebar doesn't hit the tube stem walls. Romans distance between excenter post and the vice accounts for this and there is clearance.

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Elbo I've used these guys with both steel and disposables as well and they work perfectly. Even with the 5.5mm stroke the needlebar doesn't hit the tube stem walls. Romans distance between excenter post and the vice accounts for this and there is clearance.

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I really think its time i tried one...If they are great for B&G then im sold!

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Originally Posted by MickWrath

Elbo I've used these guys with both steel and disposables as well and they work perfectly. Even with the 5.5mm stroke the needlebar doesn't hit the tube stem walls. Romans distance between excenter post and the vice accounts for this and there is clearance.

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This would probably mean the geometry will accommodate shorter style tubes like the good luck irons tubes.

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