magnetic rotary?

**tattood** · 10-13-2013, 02:29 PM

Originally Posted by Administrator

I think something may have been lost in translation there.

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Clearly, you get people together from all over the world things will get lost in translation and intent misconstrued. Don't read to much into it!

**cagelavey** · 10-13-2013, 01:59 PM

Yeah I don't get the whole planet thing? Are you saying you only use coils, and that our world is a world of rotary? And you visited "our" world and are/aren't satisfied? Not understanding?!

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**Panos tattoo** · 10-16-2013, 05:39 AM

no its not a lost in translation thing

when i shared the link because i was exited when i saw it i asked if anyone seen something like this because for me its something clever.a friend said which planet im i from (the way i get it is how come you dont know it?but with a heavy dose of irony)i didnt know that it was something so familiar to everyone else, because im new in rotaries.so it felt good to answer what i said.i know more than the average Joe about coil machines but i dont know shit about rotaries.thats why i joined this forum and i loved it because artists and builders here share knowledge that i would give an arm and a leg to get.so "not satisfied" has nothing to do with it.feels more like a privilege to be here

if he didnt meant it the way i got it,my apologies for answering with irony.

**cagelavey** · 10-13-2013, 03:38 PM

im not looking into it to much just want to know what is being said, so i can share information properly. don't want to make assumptions and offend anyone.

**darkness** · 10-13-2013, 04:04 PM

its a very hard hitting machine with adjustable stroke and give , but a lot of weight and vibration. I would prefer it for big mags only . The machines cost around 500 USD and you can send clark a mail over facebook

**Heath** · 10-13-2013, 11:32 PM

Originally Posted by darkness

its a very hard hitting machine with adjustable stroke and give , but a lot of weight and vibration. I would prefer it for big mags only . The machines cost around 500 USD and you can send clark a mail over facebook

Not to be a dick...but can't a direct drive do the same thing?

**peezie** · 10-14-2013, 12:39 AM

Originally Posted by Heath

Not to be a dick...but can't a direct drive do the same thing?

Theres a direct drive with adjustable stroke and give? Where?

**John** · 10-14-2013, 11:42 AM

Originally Posted by Heath

Not to be a dick...but can't a direct drive do the same thing?

The Clark machine you can tune it to hit just like a coil cause it is still magnets the armature will have that nice fan to it
you can stop it with your finger, you also can make it as punchy ass hell to drive nails it is very adjustable