Neon Energy

[Rotar]

The ink cup's lower bowl catches all the spills from top of inkcups and will keep ur working table clean. Also the bowl can be placedwith water for dilution, or witch hazel or any, or even a separate ink for mixing. we can do anything on that bowl. thanks vin.

[eric03]

i always liked the rotar machines but never purchased n e bc of how difficult it was to purchase it n all the bad reviews concerning the customer service,quality,etc. so my question to u is, what are u planning on doing to prove that these problems of the past are in the past n if there will b a u.s. distributor in mind to sell through. n by u.s. distributor, i mean a quality distributor.not a scratcher supplier. also, is there n e plans to offer machines to reliable,trusted members of the forum to give an honest review? tatu richie,if he is willing, would b a good start to prove to others that the problems of the rotar are in the past n just might b a good start to mending the relationship with the both of u. just a thought.

[Heath]

The ink cup's lower bowl catches all the spills from top of inkcups and will keep ur working table clean.

Hahahahahaha is this serious? I'm not trying to offend...but what's the point? Any artist who does larger pieces uses a tray and some sort of barrier film already and dips into each ink cap throwing caution to the wind. When I'm done tattooing my tray looks like I slaughtered a family of skittle blooded people...or black blooded people.

[Rotar]

Hahahahahaha is this serious? I'm not trying to offend...but what's the point? Any artist who does larger pieces uses a tray and some sort of barrier film already and dips into each ink cap throwing caution to the wind. When I'm done tattooing my tray looks like I slaughtered a family of skittle blooded people...or black blooded people.

Well still the same setup with a film, bib, tray or any. But we will see and feel the importance of the bowl when they are already in use, if u dont use the lower bowl, then it still work the same as your current setup, but if in case u need the lower bowl, it can also be useful. And price is just the same so basically it serves as a stand with a bowl design and might have a good use...

[Rotar]

i always liked the rotar machines but never purchased n e bc of how difficult it was to purchase it n all the bad reviews concerning the customer service,quality,etc. so my question to u is, what are u planning on doing to prove that these problems of the past are in the past n if there will b a u.s. distributor in mind to sell through. n by u.s. distributor, i mean a quality distributor.not a scratcher supplier. also, is there n e plans to offer machines to reliable,trusted members of the forum to give an honest review? tatu richie,if he is willing, would b a good start to prove to others that the problems of the rotar are in the past n just might b a good start to mending the relationship with the both of u. just a thought.

Right now we have done initial assembly and all is great! but the time our new motor will arrive us, still same 10v Mabuchi but with 4watts capacity, then all will be good. We know we are only left with the motor we are requesting and our machine will be running great. the frames, parts and all others have no more problem...

[billannand]

I'm kinda on the fence about the bowl idea. I can see a colour in the main and a mixing white in the bowl. But then again I kinda like the separate caps. Hmmmmmm. Will samples be available?


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[biggietattoos]

The bottom bowl part seems to be kinda a small space that even
if you attempted to use it to mix or whatever you'd run risk
of running your needle into the edge ... No bueno

[Rotar]

that is just initial drawing, final design would be more spacious and will come in different sizes and colors...

[Mission Tattoo]

So this whole ink cap thing is intrtesting there are already stable ink caps why not go further? Like a interlocking foot ?

[Clone Boy]

I love my messy work station, it shows im getting stuck in to a piece ;-p

Hahahahahaha is this serious? I'm not trying to offend...but what's the point? Any artist who does larger pieces uses a tray and some sort of barrier film already and dips into each ink cap throwing caution to the wind. When I'm done tattooing my tray looks like I slaughtered a family of skittle blooded people...or black blooded people.