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That would be great an amazing initiative.Quote:
Originally Posted by rjdadio
I always wondered why there is not a single solid american motor manufacturer.
One thing for sure is that almost the majority of the components needed to make a motor comes from china.
I'm down to be part of the solution just let me know what can be done and how to get it going.
that would be awesome, an American made motor to rival maxon! "gaston" i cant wait to get my halo, im feeling like a crack head waiting to recop. im fiending, lol. im bout to drive from Indiana to Miami!
hey, but the good point of the CHEYENNE is the possibility of adjust the needles depth on way from the grip, with DISPOSABLE FIX GRIP that is not possible, rite ???
i try before some of the T-TECH NEEDLES WITH STEEL GRIP, GOOD QUALITY, but why nobody else don't start produce some serious NEEDLES CARTRIDGE ????
THE CHEYENNE are so expencive, and the T'TECH are the only other solution, and many times are SOLD OUT some needles configuration becouse the biggest request from artists, of course,
i think can be good some other CARTRIDGE option , or the problem is the PATENT from CHEYENNE, or what ????
GREETS AT ALLA, COMPLIMENTS TO FRANCO AND GASTON FOR THEYR NEW PRODUCTS
Needle depth can always be changed through the cams on the machines or buy adjusting the tube a little bit
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Just like you would when setting up any tattoo machine.
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i know about that, but is not the same, the original CHEYENNE GIRP make adjust the depp of the needle son the way, just turn the grip, that was the good point of that stupid expencive grip,
You simply release your tube vise and move your grip forward backwards. Let's not get too lazy for the sake of technology. This has been working perfectly for years with any tube!Quote:
Originally Posted by No Iron Machines
Yes it is convenient to "click click" to adjust needle depth but a simple twist of your vice screw can achieve the same.
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Clicking the adjustment depth is all very well but that is the one piece of the Cheyenne grip that is prone to failure...Some end up sloppy and loose and others seize solid...Ive had them stop working and i know many others that have had faults occur with them...keep em simple...
Drip some magic oil from fk irons in a seized hawk grip and let it sit over night it will fix it
HEY GASTON.... This has been working perfectly for years with any tube!
SIMPLE COILS MACHINES HAVE BEN WORKING PERFECTLY FOR YEARS, SP WHY U GET MAD TO IMPROVE ??? IS NOT THE POINT MAN.... I DON USE CHEYENNE AND I DON LIKE THEM,, I JUST WANNA SAY THAT THE GOOD POINT OF THAT STUPID TUBE WAS THE ADJUSTMENT ON THE WAY JUST TURN THE GRIP, THATS ALL
IM 100% PRO TO YOUR DISPOSABLE TUBES MAN, OF COURSE, ANY NEWS IS GREAT