so once you guys have full production of plungers will there be a new plunger included for every tube. can we just cut our own like how fk irons rpg is ball less on the plunger or will we need to use the specific tatsoul ones
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so once you guys have full production of plungers will there be a new plunger included for every tube. can we just cut our own like how fk irons rpg is ball less on the plunger or will we need to use the specific tatsoul ones
Just pre ordered, can't wait to try them out!
Here's my responses to all questions.
1. UK (Barber) and Australia (Protat) market will carry them in April. We are working with our distributors (barber/protat) on getting them soon. We can make an exception for shipping from the USA until they have stock but shipping fees will be high.
2. We plan to include two sized standard plunger type drive bars with each box. Disposable one-time use plungers are not necessary. We are not using the plunger-less system since that is FK's invention.
Hope that clarifies any questions you guys may have. Thank you so much for the support.
-Billy
When's the cartridges coming? Tat soul needles in a cartridge is so needed
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Hi Billy, please would you elaborate on the bolded part? .. I'd really like to hear your views on that as there seem to be quite a few differences of opinion..Quote:
Originally Posted by TATsoul
Thanks in advance..
Hi @ATS,Quote:
Originally Posted by ATS
It depends on the artist's preference. Through research and feedback, the ink usually does not spit back to the plunge bar. However, to keep everyone happy, we will offer the plungers for cheap in bulk for those that want it to be a one-off disposable piece.
Hope that answers any questions or concerns.
Thanks,
Billy
I reluctantly left the Cheyenne system because I wanted to be fully disposable. This is what was needed! Time to order cartridges again haha
Thanks for the reply and the offer of bulk buy prices Billy.. Appreciated!Quote:
Originally Posted by TATsoul
Seconding this. More cartridge choices would be great!Quote:
Originally Posted by hellraiser6662
The cartridge grips are now active on our website. This first batch will come with a short and extra long drive bar. To be honest, the short drive bar will work on all machines. We will come out with a medium drive bar starting in March for those that want something a little longer than the short and shorter than the extra long bar. But the short drive bar should do it all.
Extra drive bars will be available in March as well for those that want it fully disposable. We are ramping up on production as we speak for those.
Thanks to everyone who has been interested in this product!
-Billy
ordered!
PS, we will also be carrying Hawk cartridges and other Cheyenne products as well so you have cartridges to go with the grips. Should be activated on the site some time mid to end of week. Thanks for all the support.
-Billy
I told Roxx at 2Spirit Tattoo about these and she said she got an order and loves them! Looking forward to receiving my order to check them out as well.
They seem to work better with Ttech carts, the hawk ones shot out of them 3 times during one tattoo.
I bet the customer looks a bit surprised when this happend :-DQuote:
Originally Posted by Sarenity Tattoo
Got one of these tubes. I love it and so far no issues with cheyenne hawk carts. You just gotta make sure it is tightly fit. If it is loose, then ya it will fly out. Lovin them so far. thumbs up does its job.
yes but thankfully he is a good client/friend and I let him know I was trying out the new gear.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zapp
actually I wanted to ad that I used it on a coil machine and the vibrations may have plated a roll in it, Ill use one on a rotary soon to know for sure. I've used ttech grips and hawk fixed grips on neotats before and had issue with them not running or running slow/heating up. Anyone else have those problems? Sorry don't meant to derail the thread, other than my cart popping out the grip worked great and I like the rubber that uses for the red part. The ttech did not pop out and worked smoothly.