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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- Switching out your give and stroke on an Inkjecta is super quick and easy.
Our machines core power and consistency is the foundation for you to build your perfect set up on.
Whether you're doing line work, packing colour, or brushing in the softest blends, there is a set up to suit your style and feel, and the best part is it can be changed out in seconds!
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Awesome video, I’ve been running my machine at about 8-8.5 volt, 4mm stroke for lineing, is that too low, I have the flite nano
Hey Mate, that's really personal preference. If the lines are solid for you then perfect. I would say on average that people would run a bit higher voltage for linework, but don't change what works for you just for the sake of it!
@@inkjecta1800 thank you I asked because it hasn’t been as good as Ik it could be, and Ik different machines preform better at different voltages for certain things, what would u recommend I run it at for lining and shading
@@brandonsolanes9217 For lining I would up the voltage for sure, try around 12 and adjust up or down from there. Remember, our machines are designed to run at higher voltages without causing excessive skin trauma.
@@inkjecta1800 thank you so much and what about shading and color packing?
@@brandonsolanes9217 generally 2-4 volts below that and with a slightly softer bar and smaller cam in 3.25-3.5mm range
Hi! I use the x1 for 3 years now and it’s so good! I struggle to make smooth opaque grey with 3.25 and carbon bar.. do you have any suggestions of set up that will work good.. maybe you know what Hugo feist use? I struggle with the opaque greys
Hey Mate
Try a medium bar at 45 degree angle, the softer hit should smooth it out!
It would be nice to see it Wireless, in 2024.
Imagine the possibilities!
Been thinking about switching from coil machines for quite some time now. Will your machines run standard needle bars or is it only cam and cartrige ?
Hey Mate, our Eclipse machine is the perfect machine if you want to test the rotary waters but still be able to use traditional needle bars. it can also run carts if you want to test the waters there too.
@@inkjecta1800 Thank you for your reply Sir