The Rotary Portal

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Originally Posted by darkink

would love to see work done with this machine

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Originally Posted by slicksteel

Yea the t-tech system is dope would work for this,I just fill like FKI-Gaston said about the stinger that this machine was put together with not to much after thaught,you should not have to slot the screw,cut the bar or change the top clipcord mounts like so much people are doing to make it work for them.Also the chuck is just like the stingers.Also the finish looks realy rough and needs to be polished/smoothed up.
This machine needs to go back to the drawing board for much needed major revisions and updates as found out by tattooers.Then it would prob be a jem!

price with shipping is 215.00 in the states

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You need to try one, slick. Seriously :) The machines run amazingly well straight out of the box, no frills and great performance.

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Originally Posted by tatoo-kid

I will try your set up, and this time with a five round liner.
I like your idea of the slot, I will also do this.
I use plastic because is disposable, later I will buy a good autoclave to work with steel grips and tips.
You like the machine for shading?
thanks

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Please be very careful when making the slot-don't ruin your machine. I've not tried it yet for shade but I've no doubt it could handle most stuff-I'll give it a go over the next few days I think.

I did cut a slot in one of mine today, try it for some black and grey Peter, really nice and smooth at 3.6-3.8V.

Hey deakon thinking about it,maybe if you slot modded them first?

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Originally Posted by Deakon

I did cut a slot in one of mine today, try it for some black and grey Peter, really nice and smooth at 3.6-3.8V.

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Shall do my man:)

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Originally Posted by slicksteel

Hey deakon thinking about it,maybe if you slot modded them first?

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Slick ,I'd say that one should be in the lap of the makers. As we've discussed, the modifications to make this an even better machine are minimal and shouldn't be exspensive to do. Regarding the threaded nipple, apart from slotting it, I think it would be better slightly thicker aswell.

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Originally Posted by peter clements

Please be very careful when making the slot-don't ruin your machine. I've not tried it yet for shade but I've no doubt it could handle most stuff-I'll give it a go over the next few days I think.

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Thank´s Peter I will be very careful.
So, What other modifications can turn these machine better?

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Originally Posted by tatoo-kid

Thank´s Peter I will be very careful.
So, What other modifications can turn these machine better?

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I think the machine needs better binding posts and preferably situated at the back of the machine and a cladding round the motor to hide the wires. All they would have to do, is do them in the same way as Dale does with his Rotaryworks machine.

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Originally Posted by peter clements

Slick ,I'd say that one should be in the lap of the makers. As we've discussed, the modifications to make this an even better machine are minimal and shouldn't be exspensive to do. Regarding the threaded nipple, apart from slotting it, I think it would be better slightly thicker aswell.

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Hey peter maybe you could contact them(as you actually own it) with the short list of improvements ie thicker slotted nipple,motor cover, smaller clipcord post holes or placement and rca jack.