Inkjecta Flite Nano Tattoo Machine Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ค. 2020
- Inkjecta Flite Nano Tattoo Machine Review
This is the second Inkjecta tattoo machine I have used. The first was the Inkjecta V2. I am always excited to try out machines! Let me know what other tattoo machines you would like to see me review next!
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Great review. Keep them coming! Thanks
Thanks !
“That’s what she said” haha good ol’ Michael Scott. Great video!
Words of a wise man lol
Great review. I think you should review the Neuma Four. It's kinda awesome.
Hey man, Thanks for the Awesome Vidios! Always very cool!
Glad you liked it!
Thanks for the review mate
Absolutely!
Do you have (or will you consider) a video explaining the innards of a rotary machine and how they work/what they do? Or please direct me to a source where I can understand the following; Why would different pushrods be needed/used? And why would multiple cams be necessary? Obviously I'm completely new at this and trying to learn all about the rotary machine. Any advice would be appreciated. (I am currently an apprentice but have not used a machine yet).
Love your videos trying to get into tattooing myself just started I’m looking at getting the Bronc V2 pen can you do a review on that.
It sucks if your getting into tattooing go with v7 or v10 thank me later
Thank you 🤘
How do you lubricate yours?
Which hits harder the semi rigid bar or the thickest torsion bar?
Is it easy to put clip cord cover over? Seems small yet bulky.
whats the cam ? i thought it was the drive bars
Your shop is tight man. 🤙 whatta champ
Thanks dude
What is the quietest rotary you have heard?
I’ve only used Amazon cheap machines and everyone at my shop using them as well. My mentor was pissed when I brought this machine up and said I don’t need it.. do you think it would help my tattooing with the responsive sounds for depth?
AMAZING editing Tyler. Great review I was interested in this machine for a while especially because of the torsion bars and cams. Couldn’t find many reviews and the ones I did find were mostly negative. Opted for another machine but nonetheless amazing review. Glad that you are back to work in PA. Stay safe man
Thanks dude!
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I'm using big grouping liners daily, this machine is still the best one on the market. Just replace it with 4.0 stroke cam, cheers 🥂
Hey man everyone likes something different !
Glad you like it :)
The light on the injectable is polarity sensitive . It only turns on when the polarity from your power supply is correct. The power supply I own, the connection on it was reversed, which means the whole time I’ve owned it I’ve been running my machines in the wrong direction. Once I bought the inkjeta I found this out because the light wasn’t on. So I changed the polarity on my power supply . Then the light on my inkjecta came on. Cool little feature
Oooh that’s really awesome.
Thanks for that!
That’s why we put it in there
what disposable grip is that ??? which do u recommend that has like a 20 piece box for the inkjecta
Hell yeah I've always wondered if I should get an injecta or not. I use a bishop and some workhorse iron coil machines from Mike Pike and Aaron Cain and I've had a blast. Was thinking about getting one of these, astingrays, or something from FK irons, but I it'll all just seems extra right now considering I'm very happy with the machines I have already.
What bishop do you use?
I’ve been thinking about getting the battery pen from FK irons I forget what it’s called tho
I just have a regular ol v6 rotary. Took a while to get used to compared to my heavy ass coil machines, but ever since my hand injury it's been my go-to machine. My take is it's one of those less is more machines, so I can use up to a 9rl before things get cringy (at least for my take) but it can run RS needles like a boss, so I'll go to those if I want a bigger spread with minimal needles.
As far as shading, I believe it was made for that but the tiny thing can run pretty quick before it gets powerful enough (to me of course) so I still rely on my Mike Pike machine to do the smooth shading or color. Either or I love my bishop, I think it has a cool name, the machine looks cool which just adds to the likability, and it's my right hand man for now.
What a good daily for an apprentice?
Love your videos man ! 🔥
Sooo the question is, Bishop fantom 3.5mm cam or inkjecta?
Thanks !
And honestly I’ve never tried the fantom before. I’ve tried the bishop Microangelo and I was a big fan of that tho.
I have a review of the micro Angelo if you wanted to check that out.
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@@ThatTattooGuyOfficial thanks ! 😁😁
You mention other machines for similar prices that are more versatile, what are those?
Is the grip ajustable?
any idea what grip that is on the machine?
Let me know if you ever found out i was looking at the cheyennes
Which machines are more versatile? I’m thinking about going with the xion or the Valhalla for use with black and gray realism as well as neo trad but there’s hardly any reviews of the Valhalla so I don’t know what the general opinion of it is, and everyone makes it seem like all the xion can do is black and gray.
I’ve been using the Valhalla for a little over a year now and that thing does it all.
I’ve never used the Xion but I’ve spoken with people that have about it and apparently it’s not super versatile.
Seventh Trumpet Tattoos has the Valhalla given you any problems or left you with any concerns? I’ve heard people saying they feel like the motor is giving out or something
How to do clean the parts of the machine? The tubes for example.
After every client
@@ThatTattooGuyOfficial yeah but how do you clean it?
If you need to choose 1 machine to do all tattoo style.
Witch one do you will pick.?
1. Inkjecta nano elite
2. Cheyenne hawk pen
3. Spectra xion fk irons of spectra flux
4. Cheyenne sol nova.
Please i want to you to answer very honestly..
Thank you very much
None of those, the axys Valhalla. Best machine I’ve ever used
@@ThatTattooGuyOfficial thank you🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Xq esta en ingles????
Because I speak English
I loved your straight forward style, you have a new subscriber here! Also I'm fairly new to rotary and every one I own now are nowhere as good for lining, can you recommend some great rotary liners for me to try? suited for tribals, traditionals and blackworks.
I’ve been using the axys Valhalla for the last year mostly. I really recommend that for sure!
And thank you for the compliment and encouragement!
@@ThatTattooGuyOfficial thanks man 👊
Would you say I should get competent with one style of machine before buying annother or is there one style you would go to for a beginner.
I have some cheap coil machines atm but occasionally look at pen style rotaries as well
I realize you were asking him but since he didn't answer ...The only way to know for sure is to try! It never hurts to try out different tools. Likely you will find something that works better for you🤘
Cool shirt...where’d u get it?
Made it :)
To change needle depth you only need to adjust the click on the grip (if you use RPG or any adjustable grip)
You need to stabilize the bar with rubberband or what i do is put a coil machine o ring behind that vise collet
I line easy and fast with this machine (just play around with the volts and watch the skin while tattooing) the biggest i did is 14 and fast and healed good
You can bag the whole machine up to the grip (i’m using cheyenne grip) with a wide cable cover..
It’s best all rounder machine , just use more vol , it’s very easily line with 14rl , actually it’s do better from 7rl to 14rl
Hi man this machine is good for packing blanck and graywash?
Any cartridges machine is not best for lining its true anands tattoo Nepal
This review is nonsense, seems like you dont like it couse its not versatile, meanwhile is one of the most versatile machines on the market, you should buy 2.5 and 4.0 strokes and then judge. Im thinking of gettin wireless version couse this machines are versatile with multiple strokes and are solid as fk, nobody is complaining that they died, only thing im hearing that people using them for years and they as good as new, meanwhile Valhallas dying 3 times for one guy and 5 times for other in one year.
Everyone likes something different.
I’m not looking for something I have to tinker with with a bunch of different bars and cams.
Glad you like it
@@ThatTattooGuyOfficial I dont even know if i like it, but spoke to 2 different people who has both Sol Nova and Inkjecta and both prefer Inkjecta, and i got pretty good deal for Inkjecta X1 880$ vs 1100 Sol Nova Unlimited, so i guess its no brainer, i will be owning it pretty soon as a first machine. I cant afford to go for Valhalla and its gonna most likely die and im gonna have to buy new one. Some people dont like InkJecta's but everybody agree with one thing that they are pretty much undestructible. Thats most important, you can get used to anything i guess if its not performing bad.
@@ripper9112 cool man hope you find what you are looking for
@@ThatTattooGuyOfficial Is changing strokes mid tattoo doable? Is it fine to unwrap machine, change cam, and wrap back or is it a no no?
@@ripper9112 you can it’s just a pain. Especially if you are wanting to switch back and forth while tattooing