Inkjecta Flite Nano Elite Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 พ.ค. 2016
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This is my first review video, so please be kind. I wanted to share my thoughts on this machine and compare it with some others. I tried to cover some questions that people may have about the machine. I ramble on a bit, anyhow, hope you enjoy. (Also, my hyper is over 5 years old). Time flies!
Thank you Justin for the info.I had lost the instruction manual and your information save me a lot of headaches
i have a question for you...do you know where to put the small round ruber come in the package...tank s in advance
what vol do u use for liner and shading
i use the medium give bar
i use 13 - 14 vol for liner
but i feel is too much and i damage the skine
and 9 for shader but still i feel is to much and i damage the skin
i try to shading with 7-8 volt
but the needles is stuck in the skin and dont move .
what volt u use
and nice review
thanks for help
Pretty cool Thanks to make a review I Have two flite V2 and that's the next machine I'm going to get :)
they are great machines. the nano is definitely worth picking up!
thanks mate for the review, its useful info :)
thanks. I did this on the fly, thus my annoying ums. lol
been looking at the flight nanos, found a supplier that actually has them in stock. only things im a bit dubious about, is that it looks like a clipcord sleeve wouldnt fit over the machine (small gripe)
but also these tiny motors tend to run much slower, which ive found is great for very soft work but they dont pack alot of punch. i really prefer punchy machines.
another thing that worries me is ive not seen many replacement motors and parts being stocked by suppliers. i know these machines are very high demand, ive got a feeling getting a replacement motor or part could be a nightmare.
finally the collet system on all these new cartridge machines are a pet hate of mine, i always feel they dont grip firmly enough.
are you still using this or did you go back to the edge? if so have you any further thoughts after a year of using it?
nice video just ordered the red rum flite nano. agree with everything you said even with the edge(except I think the edge has too much vibration for my taste). anyway, thanks for sharing this vid. 😊
So ind the end which do you like best inkjecta or edge x?
friend, which of the two did you think more consistent in performance , I have become an edge x and found good for solid colored line 9 vy approximately 8.5 , but the shading 've found too hard, with different strokes and no case has seemed inkjecta you ? I'm a few tattoos fk sell to buy one, it is versatile or have any point lower than another ? excuse my English , I speak Spanish
Amigo en que pagina o dirección puedo comprar estas maquinas??? gracias
What battery packs and cartridges do you think would be best?
The lube might have been confiscated by customs - happens sometimes when you order overseas...
It's pretty hard to find 4mm cam !!
Is that edge like the microangelo
Just saw this review, i was thinking of getting the Edge X, but might change my mind after this. Maybe eventually I'll get both, but I'll probably get the nano after this review.
Bernardino Tovanche don't buy edge x because it has an old style, it'll sit behind your hand which is not very comfortable to use. The machines which sits over your hand are very comfortable to use, Same goes with inkjecta flite nano
hi there,can you fit standard pushing,driving bar to nano? Like you can do with flightv2..I like to work with just hard hit...looking forward for ur reply..thx
the connection is the same for the bars. I see no reason why you could make a rigid bar.
Nice video man.
What and where can I get the green machine you use for lining, and packing color? Also do you know where to get the flite elite nano now?
Not trying to be lazy. Sure lots of people will be helped by this answer. Thanks. Been using a pulse international I got on ebay 10 years ago for everything, and I'm due for an upgrade lol!
@justin klink
Joel Love the green machine is made by FK irons. It's called the Spektra Edge X
Nice review bro, i will make soon the review of @art_driver_machines!
i will buy the nano soon, your review help me a lot with my doubts!
I will check it out! thanks for the positive vibes. I didn't think it through and just did it on the fly. thus some of my rambling
Their customer service is so fu**kin miserable. I have been looking for the cams but there isn't any single supplier who has them. 3.25 is too short for linning and solid color work for my taste
What makes this better than the Flite v.2's I own? What is worse about it? In your opinion if I'm loving my v2's is there really any need to spend several hundred on this nee machine?Dont get me wrong, I love machines too. Im sure I'm going to buy at least 2, but I want to know what makes it better....
Matt R i have used the v2, i can tell you the difference between both of em. First thing is it's made completely and more finished like no exposed wires, cap to protect motor from moisture. It has more of over the hand feel, which is very very comfortable like the hawk pen but hands down, the hawk pen is comfortable as fuck. It has no start up delay and you can run it at 4 volts for really soft shading.
Hey justin im just got the edge x and im wondering if you change the stroke to color pack? Thanks
I do. I put it to the longest setting, which I believe is 4.2mm stroke.
@@justinklink1588 thanks alot. This machine is so good that im afraid to adjust anything...
@@jptrout235 don't be afraid. Write down where you have it set when you like it, play around with it. You will find settings you like for different situations.
Hey Justin, are you still enjoying the machine? Thoughts over year later?
Louisa Kleinert I still love the machine. I often use it. I use my Spectra edge X machines a lot as well. I keep my nano set up for smaller lines, shading, and color blending. I will be reviewing the Spektra Xion as soon as I get it in.
What coils did u use before switching to rotaries?
I ran some nice machines from a few different builders. I ran 2 pulse machines, the Corsair and the Specialist, I also used a Soba cut back, I enjoyed my pair of Paco Rollins machines. My mentor started me out with a shader from a builder who's name escapes me now. It was one of the softest hitting shaders I have ever been around, he also gave me a round about. I believe that's all of the coils I used. they are all great machines, I just prefer the weight, lack of vibration, consistency, adjustability, and low maintenance of rotary machines. We all have different takes though. there is nothing wrong with using one or the other or both!
+Justin Klink nice! I still use coils but I'm also trying to use different rotaries
the green machine is a spektra ?? its good for big lining ??
Oh yes, it pushes hard! that's the Spektra Edge X made by FK Irons.
+Justin Klink nice thx and very nice video :) !
+Art time lapse thanks bud
first rotary I ever used was also a Stigma Hyper and i was sold for rotaries from then on, first my bishop and just bought a cheyenne this weekend.
Bro need some help with the the machine setup. I've looked EVERYWHERE and i havent found a trace of reliable info on those machines. Its strange that they put so much effort and money into a project and it does not have a global set up manual. Aaaanyways, i was looking for the best set up for think lining with the stiff bar. Can you help me with that? Like voltage and needle "deepness".
I have 5 flites, u can see my IG page @inkbyrone. I ordered an elite just before it was actually up on Protats site as well, it shipped out this past Sat. Since then I've been trying to search for any instructions for the new set up. It's great you can use the V2's cams! I can hardly wait for the arrival. These machines have totally changed the way I tattoo. Great write up!
thanks bud, I was anxious to post anything, but just said the hell with it. you will love it!
inkjecta nano o fk irons ?
Valor key gang bro i use mine for everything