what would your dream rotary have and why?

**slicksteel** · 06-06-2011, 12:53 AM

topic starter: what do love and hate about rotary machines and why?

**hendricksonart.com** · 06-06-2011, 01:33 AM

A bishop with a softer spring and longer stroke and no needle clip

**Davidbautista90** · 06-06-2011, 05:51 AM

Adjustable stroke, adjustable give, well balanced, lightweight, Lost lasting motor, quiet, linear cam, easy to clean, different color options, customizable, needle clip or bar, clipcord and rca connections.

**slicksteel** · 06-06-2011, 11:19 AM

I would like a rotary were when you change the give the stoke length does not change.
A Rapier2 with removable plug in motors of different torque, speed & voltage range .
I would also like to one were the motor is not mounted in a frame but the motor ouside can is part of the frame itshelf, ie would have a back end much like a r/c motor where you could replace brushes etc with rca machineed to the frame/ can on top-facing back or molded to the back removable houseing if clipcord.
What i do like about rotarys are the light weight, clean looking, noise level and less skin tramua.

**tattooedpirate2** · 06-06-2011, 12:09 PM

I have 2 different motors with different torques and speeds. One is fast [2mNm]like a coil liner and one is slow with lots of torque [twice the torque of the liner 4mNm ]like a slow color packing coil machine. Muliple strokes can be had its just a question of cost. The more you add to a machine the more it costs to manufacture. I can built an adjustable stroke machine from 1mm to 4.5mm if you want to pay the extra for the machined small parts. Its all a question of how fast you want to go, speed is a question of money.

**slicksteel** · 06-06-2011, 12:17 PM

hey cary on the rapier1 do they have the faster or more torque motors? also do you have any real pics of the new treasure chest to post? I am still debating on it or a another modded rapier like the last one you made me as i realy like the rapier2 chuck it was way ahead of the others out there.