New John Clark magnetic rotary #16.

[John]

Just got mine today played with it a little seems you could set it up to do just about anything, can't wait to use it ( its my day off )

ps John Clark is a great guy to deal with very friendly

[John]

How heavy is it? Id love to try it, such a innovative idea!!!!

About 6.6 oz

[John]

Used mine today, tuned it for a color packer and it is a great running machine. Think I have a new favorite.

[Killum]

Used mine today, tuned it for a color packer and it is a great running machine. Think I have a new favorite.

I use mine for color packing and blending @ 7-7.6 volts. What volts are you use it for color?

[John]

I use mine for color packing and blending @ 7-7.6 volts. What volts are you use it for color?

About 6-7.5 volts, I used it today just a little over 6 volts for color blending/solid color. (13 mag)

[feedtheworm]

I got mine today. I played around with settings for a bit until it felt good. When I set it up with a tube, needle, and rubber band it didn't run very well anymore.
I imagine I'll have to make the adjustments with a load on it.
Any tips from others who have already done this? Do I need a different size rubberband or is there a good way to make a standard size work?

Any advice would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Johnny

[evlink2006]

I use 3 bands, standard size I use on everything. You should always adjust a machine under load. This thing just takes some playing with to get it to where it feels right for you. But once its there its a beast.

I run mine at 10 volts for big group lining.

[Killum]

Alright guys here is two pieces I did with Johns machine.







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[peter clements]

Alright guys here is two pieces I did with Johns machine.







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Nice work, good, solid, no nonsense tattooing.

[Killum]

Nice work, good, solid, no nonsense tattooing.

Right on! thanks for the kind words.