On the web site it states that if you purchase from overseas you will pay more for shipping. The buyer has the right to choose how they receive it at there cost but they normaly just choose standard mail.Quote:
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On the web site it states that if you purchase from overseas you will pay more for shipping. The buyer has the right to choose how they receive it at there cost but they normaly just choose standard mail.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zapp
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Originally Posted by Cyberitual
Attachment 6805Attachment 6804Robert Atkinson test drove his Centri today and was amazed and impressed. It took him a few minutes to get use to it but after that he couldn't put it down. It was very nice experience watching him use it like he owned it for years. He wants to engrave a few for me, so if anyone is Interested in a engraved Centri by Robert Atkinson let me know. As for the price of them I have no idea yet, im going to let him price them each I think.
Hey Mike, Good job!
I have been away from the forum for awhile due to things in life, and I get back on and see all kinds of good said about your machine. So I went to check out the video and I must say I'm impressed!
I even went on ebay....I would almost like to buy it to have one because it looks soooo cool!
Yah, I would like to see what's going on inside, but not to copy....just for curiosity. I have respect for your idea and would not cross that line.....like some others.
I wish you much success with your new machine! Hope to meet you at a show in the future.
-Ray
I must say, I am intrigued by this machine..
I did some playing around, and if you use a needle runner and no rubber band and no grommet, you get a complete give setup...it feels just like a coil, but more consistent.
I haven't tried using it yet, but thought it was interesting..makes me think there is a similar thing with these..
Hey Dan, It's good to see you are doing good things in the rotary machine world too! I know we go back a few years and I always had a hunch you would do well.
Keep the faith.....and keep inventing
Thanks Ray!
You definitely got me going in the right direction...when I first started tattooing!
Thanks man!
The true way to this art is sharing and helping....I sure owe alot to those who helped me.
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HMMM.... I had a rough time outlining but I did have pretty weak tension. So far the shading and coloring has taken over as my primary machine. (which sucks since I spent so much on all my gen 7s haha) Im gonna give it another go for lining. What are guys running yours at voltage wises?
I run them between 6 and 7 volts, depending on what I'm doing. (Keep im mind that my hand movements are very fast, which includes the way I line) As far as lining goes, I didn't dig it till I added the extra tension...now it's a beast. I'll put 2 (13's) over the needle and back around to the RCA, but the difference came when I added another band using the side slots...the extra tension brought everything together for me. Try it before you write the machine off as a liner!Quote:
Originally Posted by spoonertattoos