Rotar

I made a similar design but with slider. I would Try using a smaller motor like a 21600 from maxon.

its 3.5mm stroke. the swash plate is screwed to the shaft...

Specs are:

- Handbuilt Aircraft Aluminum Shell
- Patent Pending RotarStance
- Aerodynamic and Ergonomic
- Virtually Silent and Low Vibration
- Perfect Balance
- Featherlite 2.1oz.
- 10v Japan Motor
- Swash Motion
- 3.5mm Stroke
- RCA Connection
- Customizable Colors.
- Limited Edition
- Lifetime Warranty
- Made in the Philippines

yeah i already come up with a slider as well, it is in my drawing and it has many other new features...

ANy updates on the machine bro?"D

By this I mean.. Im excited to see the new ones.:D

NEW ROTAR MACHINE
bro here is the official Rotar Transition to come, it is now on adjustable stroke length... and it will come in different colors...
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I was siked on this design till I saw that last pic. Whats up with the smiley face? yuck. I like the casing of the old one. im also not a fan of that sparkly coil cover. Anyone else agree with me here?

whats the price on this with shipping to the US ?

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Originally Posted by spoonertattoos

I was siked on this design till I saw that last pic. Whats up with the smiley face? yuck. Anyone else agree with me here?

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If you read the thread I think that's just showing how you can have a custom design on the motor housing if you wanted one, not that every machine has a smiley face on it.

ahahaha... spooner your funny... yeah, that smiley face was just a trip... and its a a smile for perfection. we just had this machine run perfect, smooth with a roller on the driver abar... and it has a manual adjustable stroke length. yes, we offer custom motor covers that can be done using a drill. intro price is $370 with free shipping to US with lifetime warranty. :) it will be launched in an international convention by august here in the philippines.

also we will not use this sparkling covers anymore. we are coming with plain color covers or we can comeup with a different cover. :)

nice! than I back to excited and really interested to hear some reviews. anyone here getting one? I just bought a springer from Dan Kubin and am waiting for my bishop, so Im gonna wait another month or so before getting anything else.

[QUOTE=spoonertattoos;11899]I was siked on this design till I saw that last pic. Whats up with the smiley face? yuck. I like the casing of the old one. im also not a fan of that sparkly coil cover. Anyone else agree with me here?

I like the face-looks like a robot. Regarding motor cover, I've no doubt you can have what you want,same as Franco does with the Bishop. It'd be nice to see a clipcord adaptor for the machine.

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thanks peter. yeah i have to comeup with a clipcord option on our new build, we will definitely see rotars in clipcord. :) what is more preferable? Both with RCA and Clipcord or optional RCA/Clipcord? :)

Personally I'm a fan of the dual clip/rca. Gives more options in a pinch also if you want to let a friend try it or if/when the time comes to sell you'll have more buyers interested.

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personally i'm a fan of the dual clip/rca. Gives more options in a pinch also if you want to let a friend try it or if/when the time comes to sell you'll have more buyers interested.

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ditto!

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Personally I'm a fan of the dual clip/rca. Gives more options in a pinch also if you want to let a friend try it or if/when the time comes to sell you'll have more buyers interested.

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Yeah thanks man! i think so, thats very important. or i make 3 config, RCA, RCA/Clipcord & Clipcord? We will see which config are most favorable to all. . .

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Yeah thanks man! i think so, thats very important. or i make 3 config, RCA, RCA/Clipcord & Clipcord? We will see which config are most favorable to all. . .

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Just go with the RCA/Clipcord version as it works for everyone.

yeah, maybe a lot better, thank u... :)

I'm finding that most machines are better suited for one thing purpose over the other even if you can technically do everything with it. What would you say is the best thing for this machine shading coloring or lining?

right now it is best for lining and color... but it can also work good with shading as you can adjust the stroke length manually... soon when the advance rotar will come, it will have so many new and useful features... :)
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Looks really nice rotar! It's cool how similar our machines are, any complaints about its length?

thanks cyber. yeah they are almost same in proportion. . . about the length it works well as it has a perfect balance. the little weight on top helps carry your work without putting pressure on every tattoo. its just like tattooing with a pen. :)

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here's a pic of the legendary lord rotar

Hahaha! I like that it has a happy face.

praise lord rotar ,praise lord rotar! for he bring us art and less hand cramps!

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here's a pic of the legendary lord rotar

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hahahah. thats so funny my friend...

yes the length has a big issue with the balance of the machine in our hands. Im sure yours feels really simular in balance aswell. Nice machining, do you have a hook up or does it not cost alot to make in the philippines? Its not cheap out in Southern California thats for sure...

It is just perfectly balanced though. but im trying to change the RCA to the side since RCA jacks and cords are sometimes big and it adds weight on top of the machine. You might be carrying the weight of the cord on top, so i think i have to transfer it on the back side. The machining cost a lot too even if my uncle owns the machine shop. And we get our aluminum 7075 material from the US. Shipping costs high too. http://www.rotarmachine.webs.com/images/rotar111.jpg

When I made the housing for mine I was scrapping more aluminium then I was using and wasn't going to be cost effective, die casting cost to much to refine the parts. I like plastics though, they absorb sound and vibration really well. I need a uncle like that :( nice work rotar, I put you on my trade list.

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When I made the housing for mine I was scrapping more aluminium then I was using and wasn't going to be cost effective, die casting cost to much to refine the parts. I like plastics though, they absorb sound and vibration really well. I need a uncle like that :( nice work rotar, I put you on my trade list.

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thanks cyber, i would love to do a trade and own a centri soon... yeah that's why i made a plastic model for CNC, same rotar style, with new design and contours and hope it will be out by september... it has lots of new features too... :) im excited for it...

looks potentially to be the next big thing...build it the way you want,you cant make everyone happy.

thanks man. even if i did not intend to be the next big thing, but definitely i would love to see my progress as time goes by...

Any news? The website still says coming soon. I would love to hear an update.

http://www.northstartattoosupply.com...ew-english.php good to see someone gonna be supplying for you too :) very nice machine!

and also http://www.ebay.com/itm/ROTAR-Tattoo...item3cbe8aef7c
jump all over it guys its slick lookin

got mine coming in

I just placed my first bid on the Ebay listing, so hope I win, looks like a sweet design.

thanks everyone for keeping us alive in this forum. i just get back here with so much busy thing on my side. how good that some people can easily notice updates on any website. Our machines will be present also in the Berlin Show this coming December 2, 2011... im happy to be back and keep the conversation. :)