You can replace the battery in Acus without completely disassembling the Machine. You need to unscrew the long black part from the thicker ring without a key.
I have the p3 turbo.. and i wasn't expecting my tattoo heals faster 4-5 days fully healed without saniderm.. i have zero regret buying it.. its so comfortable and so light.. i keep my voltage on 5.6volts 4mm stroke and slow hand movements.. result is very saturate and again it heals faster
Thanks for the video. I wish I had seen it before I got the new Prime machine. It's exactly this hit feeling that he describes with the Turbo that I miss about the Prime. The machine is good but unfortunately without this specific hit.
It's a great machine, never regret what you bought, it depends on the artist....with a Faulhaber, Maxon, Mabuchi motors etc you can't go wrong, me I wanted my ACUS MI+ or the hybrid rotaries like the Dan Kubin, Vlad Blad Avenger 3 pro or other machines to be longer than 4mm for lining, I can't get used to my Injecta Flite Professional Edition though, you have to tilt the machine to adjust the needle length, it's for the younger generation I think, for people like us starting with coils with my Mentor Bob Ty in the late 90's, and working at Orange County Inks.... and later Bishop Rotary machine company with Big Franky(Franco Vescovi) in 2000, we are the oldies now, I was young then and now with grown up(almost) children, having other businesses and being an entrepreneur, still having the time to do high end tattoos with premium cash is a blessing, still able to do do what I love the most with 4 tattoo studios running good is still a big accomplishment, never think yourself less or bad than anybody, always stay humble, don't let any mistakes let you down, believe you can do better than the other guy, always be optimistic, you'll get your name out there, that is what I believe, and don't you let me down, Brandon Bo.. out🤘🏻
What are you actually losing the machine isn’t crazy priced I bought 2 just in case an I will buy more it’s better than buying these name brand companies that take your money and put you on a 3month waiting list to fix your problems. The turbo works, and works well
I think that too much hype about big brand modern machines. Of course many of them are different but the overprice is real.... Hope that ez will kick they ases in future!
As soon as big name artists or household name artists uses it(not me I promise) uses their machines, the price over-rocketed, been there and done that and for us Gen X'ers it's kinda funny but we get it for free sometimes, and stuck with the company who's machine I think is worth the money and invested in it even though we only have 1 machine, the future's bright believe me🤘🏻
@@mr_sinister86 you are not understanding simple physics laws. The hit of a coil will always have a double force vector compared to rotary. So for linework and colorwork it will always be superior. It’s not a matter of preference.
@@Vladfaitdestattoos sure i do, everybody falls ;) thats physic, dude coils hit hard yes for sure i know iam no kiddy i was tattoed with coils 80`% of my body... but there are a hand off machine builders who made rotary coil hybrids etc that can beat every coil machine...no adjustments needed easy to wrap to clean , stable... not like i need 3 coils to make one tattoo .... and tell me when coils still so good why are all the big boys dont use them anymore and make super tats ! got coils on my body faded after 20 years too got some fine realistic portrait its now 10 years old made with a shit cheynne pen and its like first month... SKILLS OVER HARDWARE thats it
Thank you so much for this ❤ I actually looking for more perspectives about the FK iron because in the first place I want to buy the Ez pro3 but, I was wonder how this machines really works (FK iron and Bishop Wand) for that expensive prices you may think it is the best option when you have more than 5 years tattooing. And like you say, you may think EZ pro3 wasn't a proffesional option because their prices, but I REALLY appreciate what are you doing to OPEN our eyes whith your experience 👏🏼🤍
You can replace the battery in Acus without completely disassembling the Machine. You need to unscrew the long black part from the thicker ring without a key.
@@danielrutkowski83 good to know
I have the p3 turbo.. and i wasn't expecting my tattoo heals faster 4-5 days fully healed without saniderm.. i have zero regret buying it.. its so comfortable and so light.. i keep my voltage on 5.6volts 4mm stroke and slow hand movements.. result is very saturate and again it heals faster
Wow
Wow that low? 🤘🏻
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Can you make a video how do you wrap the p3 turbo. The p3 pro is easy because og the longer grip but im struggling with p3 turbo. Thanks in advance
Thanks for the video. I wish I had seen it before I got the new Prime machine. It's exactly this hit feeling that he describes with the Turbo that I miss about the Prime. The machine is good but unfortunately without this specific hit.
It's a great machine, never regret what you bought, it depends on the artist....with a Faulhaber, Maxon, Mabuchi motors etc you can't go wrong, me I wanted my ACUS MI+ or the hybrid rotaries like the Dan Kubin, Vlad Blad Avenger 3 pro or other machines to be longer than 4mm for lining, I can't get used to my Injecta Flite Professional Edition though, you have to tilt the machine to adjust the needle length, it's for the younger generation I think, for people like us starting with coils with my Mentor Bob Ty in the late 90's, and working at Orange County Inks.... and later Bishop Rotary machine company with Big Franky(Franco Vescovi) in 2000, we are the oldies now, I was young then and now with grown up(almost) children, having other businesses and being an entrepreneur, still having the time to do high end tattoos with premium cash is a blessing, still able to do do what I love the most with 4 tattoo studios running good is still a big accomplishment, never think yourself less or bad than anybody, always stay humble, don't let any mistakes let you down, believe you can do better than the other guy, always be optimistic, you'll get your name out there, that is what I believe, and don't you let me down, Brandon Bo.. out🤘🏻
Thank you very much for this honest, good answer . Thats true 😊
I think we need to consider how long will those Chinese machines last as well, I heard most of them can't last for one year.
The best way how to find out is to use by yourself, you never know how that artist was treating the machine, and is his opinion honest or not.
What are you actually losing the machine isn’t crazy priced I bought 2 just in case an I will buy more it’s better than buying these name brand companies that take your money and put you on a 3month waiting list to fix your problems. The turbo works, and works well
I think that too much hype about big brand modern machines. Of course many of them are different but the overprice is real.... Hope that ez will kick they ases in future!
As soon as big name artists or household name artists uses it(not me I promise) uses their machines, the price over-rocketed, been there and done that and for us Gen X'ers it's kinda funny but we get it for free sometimes, and stuck with the company who's machine I think is worth the money and invested in it even though we only have 1 machine, the future's bright believe me🤘🏻
Simple answer coils. You will see the difference in 5-10 years healed pieces. As much as pens are convenient they are not very nice to line
you still using a nokia 3210 too?
1998 just called, they have a walk in ready for you
@@mr_sinister86 you are not understanding simple physics laws. The hit of a coil will always have a double force vector compared to rotary. So for linework and colorwork it will always be superior. It’s not a matter of preference.
@@BenjaminWebb-o1t I wish. Tattooing was incredible in 1998. You had to learn the trade. Not fake it
@@Vladfaitdestattoos sure i do, everybody falls ;) thats physic, dude coils hit hard yes for sure i know iam no kiddy i was tattoed with coils 80`% of my body... but there are a hand off machine builders who made rotary coil hybrids etc that can beat every coil machine...no adjustments needed easy to wrap to clean , stable... not like i need 3 coils to make one tattoo .... and tell me when coils still so good why are all the big boys dont use them anymore and make super tats ! got coils on my body faded after 20 years too got some fine realistic portrait its now 10 years old made with a shit cheynne pen and its like first month... SKILLS OVER HARDWARE thats it
Thank you so much for this ❤ I actually looking for more perspectives about the FK iron because in the first place I want to buy the Ez pro3 but, I was wonder how this machines really works (FK iron and Bishop Wand) for that expensive prices you may think it is the best option when you have more than 5 years tattooing. And like you say, you may think EZ pro3 wasn't a proffesional option because their prices, but I REALLY appreciate what are you doing to OPEN our eyes whith your experience 👏🏼🤍