this maybe a really retarded question but im struggling to understand how to adjust the stroke, iv seen the video dan posted but i couldnt really get what he was doing, any help would be great, thanks guys
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this maybe a really retarded question but im struggling to understand how to adjust the stroke, iv seen the video dan posted but i couldnt really get what he was doing, any help would be great, thanks guys
you put the hex wrench/allen key in the little hole until it sets in there snug. Then, while holding the allen key, turn the screw on the front in small increments until desired stroke is reached. I hope that helps.
ahhh now i get it, thanks man appreciate the reply
Mine came with a short stroke and I gave it a full turn and opened that sucker up. It's like 5mm plus now.....I love it. Really great liner if you like a lot of hang...even if you dont I would guess.
yeh think mines set at about 2.5, still lines nice but iv always found i line much better with a bigger throw.
If you get the stroke adjusted to 4.0 or 4.2 it will change everything for you. In a good way. You should try some B&G w/ it since it's @ 2.5 right now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hell_is_emptY
iv tried a little b&g with it and it does an amazing job, very smooth, this machine is gonna be my everyday liner i think, the balance is perfect and i feel much more steady lining than with my rotaryworks, even though i love that machine.
Yeah, the RW colors awesome. I have a RW Triple Conrad coming so I'm going to try it for lining & see how it goes. The way it is made it keeps the motion more linear.
rotary works are the shiznit..lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Hell_is_emptY
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Originally Posted by serial1313
serial please let me know how that goes.. that is definitly on my list
I juse one dan kubin 5 mm for big bold lines and one 3.5 for whip shadings
i always take that 2 and a couple of other machines as my dailly set up