So i bougt InkJecta X1, i just used it twice so far, i heard carbon bar is good for everything and dont need to change it, what do you think, is it worth to put hard bar for 4.0mm cam and lining will be better? Im doing 4.0mm with this black carbon ridgit(i dont know if i spell this right), its lining well, but i wonder if it could be better.
Bro im flite x1 user. All of the sudden my machine is not running. Last day i used it for like 4 hrs then get the battery out and placed it with box. Then today when i used it when i turn it on. It doesnt run up
Hello! We are so sorry to hear you're having trouble with your machine. We would be more than happy to do all we can to get that fixed for you - please reach out to support@painfulpleasures.com and describe the issues you are having with your machine to them there. Any photos/videos you can provide as well would be beneficial to letting our team of engineers know what is wrong with the machine. From there, our team will be able to help you get that machine fixed as quickly as possible.
Hey there , the machine comes with a few different torsion bars that help to give you adjustment in the feeling of give to help you define how you like to tattoo. Thanks for watching !!
@@brandynfeldman5684 aah OK so it is not something that you can do while tattooing, I mean line, first and then use softer settimg for shading right? cause I guess that thing needs to be full covered right?
While you are tattooing, if you tilt the machine the voltage doesn't adjust, right? Did you tattoo with it? What was that like? Do you feel the skin resistance? Also, kuddos to the video editor! Finally a video that doesn't drag, and bore, and make me turn it off.
You have to push the button on the back of the machine to enable the tilt adjustment. It tattoos really nicely , you can feel the needle really well and it gives great audio feedback, the machine is easy to adjust to. I was able to get used to the machine in just about an hour of using it. I would suggest getting the machine and really playing with it at first, I like to use an Apound of flesh mini plank and tattoo it to really get used to a machine for about 30 or so min adjusting it and feeling how it reacts at different settings and I normally take some notes and then apply that while I’m tattooing to kinda kick start breaking in a new machine. Thanks Brandyn
i though the same... now that ive been using ot for months therr is nothing better, the flux chayenne and all other with the twisting grip ones you cover it sucks really bad. trust me the thought about everything.
@@stevenblance3566 yes!!! it has 2 circles one on each side, and it works like a watch on top you have the number 12 botto 6 right side 3 left 9 its like a gude. i spent a whole day traying ro figur it out and i was able to get the exact voltage. it runs minimum 4volts max 15 they say its 16 but i think its more of a 15. and its a total beast
What cartridges you best recommend?? I used bishop and was dissatisfied
Just bought mine from painfulpleasures today. Cannot wait to get this thing in hand!
Awesome to hear! Can't wait to see what you think of it!
i like the green one
Can you use a traditional needle and disposable grip? Or cartridge only?
So i bougt InkJecta X1, i just used it twice so far, i heard carbon bar is good for everything and dont need to change it, what do you think, is it worth to put hard bar for 4.0mm cam and lining will be better?
Im doing 4.0mm with this black carbon ridgit(i dont know if i spell this right), its lining well, but i wonder if it could be better.
How heavy is it and if I’m tilting to shade dose the motor amp up
It only changes in voltage when you press the button and tilt:))
Can use for lefthanded user?
I order most of my supllies from PPleasures. I wish you guys had mention the max voltage or range. and on all machines on website.
thr maximum on this machine on the book thay comes with it says it runs from 4vol up to 16.
@@alexisortubia2852
Thanks
what is the stroke?
Hey. When will you guys have the batteries in stock ?
I'm still waiting for the grips to get added to your site. I need 2!
Check back with us next week!
@@painfulpleasures definitely thank you!
Love my x1 just waiting on those grips. Any idea when they going to be available?
They'll be available next week!
painfulpleasures do you know retail price?
@@Santana11962 $115
Bro im flite x1 user. All of the sudden my machine is not running. Last day i used it for like 4 hrs then get the battery out and placed it with box. Then today when i used it when i turn it on. It doesnt run up
Evern i put a new battery. How can i fix it
Hello! We are so sorry to hear you're having trouble with your machine. We would be more than happy to do all we can to get that fixed for you - please reach out to support@painfulpleasures.com and describe the issues you are having with your machine to them there. Any photos/videos you can provide as well would be beneficial to letting our team of engineers know what is wrong with the machine. From there, our team will be able to help you get that machine fixed as quickly as possible.
@@painfulpleasures thank you so much
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Looking to purchase one from your site. Just curious are prices listed in USD?
yeah they're in USD
Looking for a nice color packing machine. Which machine runs harder? Spektra flux or this one?
Flux
Hey! Nice review! can you tell me please how do you adjust the give? Thanks
Hey there , the machine comes with a few different torsion bars that help to give you adjustment in the feeling of give to help you define how you like to tattoo. Thanks for watching !!
@@brandynfeldman5684 aah OK so it is not something that you can do while tattooing, I mean line, first and then use softer settimg for shading right? cause I guess that thing needs to be full covered right?
While you are tattooing, if you tilt the machine the voltage doesn't adjust, right? Did you tattoo with it? What was that like? Do you feel the skin resistance? Also, kuddos to the video editor! Finally a video that doesn't drag, and bore, and make me turn it off.
You have to push the button on the back of the machine to enable the tilt adjustment. It tattoos really nicely , you can feel the needle really well and it gives great audio feedback, the machine is easy to adjust to. I was able to get used to the machine in just about an hour of using it. I would suggest getting the machine and really playing with it at first, I like to use an Apound of flesh mini plank and tattoo it to really get used to a machine for about 30 or so min adjusting it and feeling how it reacts at different settings and I normally take some notes and then apply that while I’m tattooing to kinda kick start breaking in a new machine.
Thanks
Brandyn
I don’t like the model ..... it looks like a transformer robot 🤦♂️😂😂
Check out the FK Irons Flux. It’s simple and modern. Brandyn’s going to be reviewing that one next.
I just bought it. Looks like a war machine, bad ass. And why you wana be like everyone else? A pen? Ha, boooooring.
Too many moving parts for me just a recipe for disaster
i though the same... now that ive been using ot for months therr is nothing better, the flux chayenne and all other with the twisting grip ones you cover it sucks really bad. trust me the thought about everything.
@@alexisortubia2852 is there a way to know your exact voltage? It is it a guessing game?
@@stevenblance3566 yes!!! it has 2 circles one on each side, and it works like a watch on top you have the number 12 botto 6 right side 3 left 9 its like a gude. i spent a whole day traying ro figur it out and i was able to get the exact voltage. it runs minimum 4volts max 15 they say its 16 but i think its more of a 15. and its a total beast
@@alexisortubia2852 thank you!!! You are a hero Haha. I've asked so many people, Inkjecta and Killer Ink this and never get a response 😅 THANK YOU!
@@stevenblance3566 you are welcome my man!!
Too Bulky
This thing is a 1980s techno-punk looking monstrosity. And the price? Hard pass.