LOL..:D..Quote:
Originally Posted by The Limey
Seems to be a lot of Drama surrounding the Rotar, once the exchange's happen, then I will look on it in a positive light...
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LOL..:D..Quote:
Originally Posted by The Limey
Seems to be a lot of Drama surrounding the Rotar, once the exchange's happen, then I will look on it in a positive light...
thats what im saying, that would make it right
I bought a Rotar myself and I was never able use. I was promised an exchange 5 months ago. I'm still waiting.:rolleyes:
hahahahaha then i guess talk is cheap then fk? sux that someone esp a builder is gonna be that way. he can say what he wants but actions prove more
i agree with u tatu. talk is cheap.
mmmm hmmmm like i said we will see. hope it works out
Rotar is trying hard and I believe he means good. It must be really hard to try to come up with a cutting edge product when you are in Philippine and the economy and resources are not by your side. Especially after all the natural disasters.
However, don't rush the lunch. 3-4 major design revisions after the machine wen't out for sale could have been avoided in a good prototyping and testing stage. Put hours on your protos and have several artists (good ones) be part of the testings.
I'll wait for the machine, I'm not in a rush. Even if you take longer, remember to follow up with the people that puts you in business. A simple email explaining the current situation can get you a long way.
My post did not intend to bash, It was more of a friendly reminder :)
Good Luck and keep us posted.
thank u very much fk. thank u very much. always noted. :)
mine shipped out monday and I'm excited to use it.. even with all the pros and cons i hear it sounds like the machine is a hell of great idea and with all the bs nin is getting i think he's handling it like a good man and business man should.
I was very interested in this machine but as I said a couple of weeks ago I wouldn't touch them while there is still flaws.
I agree 100% with what FK said " However, don't rush the lunch. 3-4 major design revisions after the machine wen't out for sale could have been avoided in a good prototyping and testing stage. Put hours on your protos and have several artists (good ones) be part of the testings."
I can't believe that the protos wern't tested properly because from what I can gather the " one" rotor tried didn't have the same flaws as everyone else had, so does that mean that only one proto was tested :rolleyes: .
FK just out of interest how can the tattooshop.co.uk get away with selling knock offs of your machines ?
because I haven't found them in person (yet) and busted their head wide open with king kong's dildo.Quote:
Originally Posted by Think Ink
This company attempted to buy our machines a few years ago but since we called them out for catering to scratchers mainly we refused. I guess that was like their way of retaliation. Bad move. I already got them out of Tattoo Master Magazine, reported them to eBay, got them banned from a few conventions in Europe where the organizers won't let them put a booth and I will make anything I can to stop their unethical move to sell knock offs.
A few other friends in the industry also stopped doing business with them. Little by little justice is being served.
It seems that these china company will try to carry, and sell your machine to anybody and when you refuse they will make a copy and sell it.
that's basically what they have been doing for years. Look at Mickey Sharps, Next Generation, Aaron Cain, etc.. now they are doing the same with any rotary out there.Quote:
Originally Posted by slicksteel
If Gucci and Prada can't stop them imagine us small time companies...
Actually the situation with Gucci and other fashion knockoffs is quite a bit different and not nearly as bad for them as it is for you and the other quality machine builders... Those fancy $500 handbags are exactly the same as the $5 knockoffs (that cost $1.50 to make)because they are ALL manufactured in the same factory to the same standards, the ONLY difference is that the pricey ones are tagged in the home offices in Milan instead of the factory of origin. It's like if you sold your machines(if they were made in china) at 300X the cost because someone was rich and stupid enough to buy them at that price. It's also hard to feel for the Gucci's anyways... Those rich assholes have lived rediculously disgustingly lavish lives off of the hardships and wasted, deminished lives of thousands of third world peasants for decades, so Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck Them!!!
I keep all my FKI's in my Louis Vuitton, OH MY GOD SAGE, Gucci Handbags, are sooooo like last century.:o
I hope they are 'real' L.V. Bags!!! Cause those purses wouldn't caress your machines as softly if some socialite isn't blowing your money away on $12,000 call girls lol....
hahahahaha
So my Rotar machine finally made it's way to me through a 3rd party! It's not for me. If anyone on here would like to buy it it is for sale, £200.00. it's probably easier to contact me through email, [email protected], if you're interested.
LOL I saw someone selling LV monogram coils on the bay the other day mate, you'll need them too!Quote:
Originally Posted by skinmech
You should start a for sale or trade thread...Quote:
Originally Posted by gray silva
What dont you like about it? Please say just interested in this machineQuote:
Originally Posted by gray silva
When is the new rotar out then? I know Dts has them but im been put off, not just from here but just in general as the last rotary I got ( the whip) I had to do a lot of messing around to make it work for me and money is tight these days
It's just a bit too light for me, doesn't quite pack colour in as quickly as I'd like. I could spend time with it and get used to it but i'd rather sell it and get another Bishop.Quote:
Originally Posted by hellraiser6662
try adjusting the upper adjustment screw with a hex...