My machine did not have one, and I purchased the most expensive bundle they had. My machine also stopped working a couple of months ago. This machine is complete trash. Get the XNET FLUX. I have a review on that machine.
Tried that machine out last year and bruh let me tell you it was nothing but problems since day one. That machine is garbage all sound. You should of went with the xnet version it's way better and you get the conversion kit with it. The batteries I had were giving the wrong voltage at 10.33 at every level it was just slowing down or speeding up the speed and not putting out the correct voltage and it took em forever to swap them out that put out the correct voltage and one of the batteries were bad on mine too and the customer service was fucking brutal kept trying to give me offers to spend more money and I was like fuck you and the whole machine just went to shit after six months
I totally agree, shit is shit ... DK LAB or Solong are the WORST WORST chinese cies, on alibaba, aliexpress or amazon ...... I recommend you trying Dragonhawk MAST, Flip, Archer, their quality is very fine and professional for good prices
Hey bro I haven't seen any reviews like this In a while?where ya been homie?¿but I wanted to tell u I found one of these on ebay,I took the motor out and put better motor in it and it tattoos great.but before I put the motor in this machine was crap!dklab is absolute TRASH!the xnet flux blows this outta the water hands down and it's cheaper!I'm gonna post all my machines and review them.hopefully you'll check them out.hope all is well dude
Buy knock off crap get crap quality. My advice for everyone, if this is your profession and passion, save up and pay for quality equipment. Buying a bunch of knockoffs and having to replace them ends up costing you more money, time and peace of mind than it’s worth. Not to mention affecting the quality of work you put out.
This machine is pretty bad, but that doesn't mean all machines are bad. Xnet Ambition Dragonhawk EZ CNC Hawink Stigma all of these brands make solid machines, Vlad irons is another. When you say affect the quality of your work, I don't understand what you mean by that. You can have the most expensive equipment but if you don't know what you're doing your work is still going to be crap. Check out Josherman tattoos on Instagram, he works with 60 dollar rotaries off of Amazon. His work is far from poor. Check out lil b on youtube he tattoos with a homemade machine and looks amazing. Check out his perfect set up video on TH-cam.
@@Tanstattoo I never said you couldn’t do good work with sub-par or even crap equipment. In my 19yr tattooing career I’ve done good tattoos with not so good machines as well, from coils to rotaries. That still doesn’t mean it’s any better dealing with the problems and headaches that comes with working with said machines, like when they malfunction or work improperly, just to save a little money, that’s what I meant. You’re not going to be putting out your best work when you are dealing with machine problems or other distractions (needle not retracting into the tube is one safety hazard/issue right off the top of my head that a lot of them have). I gotta tell you, after switching from coils I loved my old EZ filter pens for a few years, I tried out CNC and Dragonhawk pens but paying out that extra money for better quality equipment was the best decision and I can definitely tell in the consistency of the work and time saved without dealing with machine problems or other worries. Just my thoughts
@@shaggyterrell8460 I agree with you on the head aches I've gone through a ton of machines that I didn't like but even the more expensive ones aren't perfect, example Cheyenne hawk is absolutely terrible for linework and color, I've used 70 dollar rotaries that did a way better job. Second I agree with that being a safety hazard, but I can honestly say I've never had a needle stick out after I turned off my machine, it happened once the needle failed (Peak Quartz cartridge) I am not saying expensive machines aren't good, but for a while you had 3 giants selling rotaries and they became a success. Now in 2021 you're not looking for what makes a machine better than the other, you're looking for what makes it different from the other because performance has plateaued and machines have become real close if not similar in performance and quality. Take Hyundai for example, it's a cheap car company who's quality is on par with BMW and most American car companies. Excuse me I'm getting off topic, I'm not saying don't but expensive tattoo machines, what I am saying is here are these machines that are a great option if your budget is tight or you're beginning. At the end of the day I can't buy a Dodge charger and hit the track and expect to break records. I first have to learn the track, I have to learn how to hit corners or what ever techniques are required to race cars, in the mean time any sports oriented car will do right? I mean no disrespect to you or your years in the game I actually applaud you for actually making a career out of it, because at the end of the day we're all dreamers trying to pave the way for our broken ass lives. I wouldn't recommend these machines if I hadn't personally used and tried them myself.
It’s a new era now all that b.s doesn’t apply it’s what ever works for you. That’s coming from someone who been in the game 11 years before the dildo machines became popular
Does it have rca connection? Or Any wire connection? Just example if you lose the battery you gonna plug the wire so you can still use it
My machine did not have one, and I purchased the most expensive bundle they had. My machine also stopped working a couple of months ago. This machine is complete trash. Get the XNET FLUX. I have a review on that machine.
Hello bro, will the battery from xnet flux fit to dklab?
I need a tattoo!
Find time for your artist
I really like the way you talk about every machines, so funny sometimes, love your conclusion when it's shit
Thank you for stopping by 🙏 Glad you enjoyed the video. Have you tried this machine?
@@Tanstattoo No way this brand sucks
What you think about the dk lab w1 pro?
That machine is garbage.
Dk lab. Vs xnet ?
Hey man is there any way to get ahold of you through email?I'd really like to ask ya something about this exact machine
Really appreciate this review would love to see one of dk labs rotary hybrid machine (Dan Kubin clone) honest review thanks for not recommended this
maybe in the future, as of right now I wont be spending any money on DKLAB. the customer service is complete trash.
vengo del canal en español no sabo me gustan tus videos ❤️
Gracias bro
Another machine i want.im getting comfused now..,🤣🤣
This machine is garbage. Go for the Xnet Flux.
@@Tanstattoo 😂
Tried that machine out last year and bruh let me tell you it was nothing but problems since day one. That machine is garbage all sound. You should of went with the xnet version it's way better and you get the conversion kit with it. The batteries I had were giving the wrong voltage at 10.33 at every level it was just slowing down or speeding up the speed and not putting out the correct voltage and it took em forever to swap them out that put out the correct voltage and one of the batteries were bad on mine too and the customer service was fucking brutal kept trying to give me offers to spend more money and I was like fuck you and the whole machine just went to shit after six months
Yes it's definitely a sketchy machine.
I totally agree, shit is shit ... DK LAB or Solong are the WORST WORST chinese cies, on alibaba, aliexpress or amazon ...... I recommend you trying Dragonhawk MAST, Flip, Archer, their quality is very fine and professional for good prices
Thx you from Israel ❤️🙏🏽
Thank you for stopping by 🙏. I have a ton of questions for you.
Hey bro I haven't seen any reviews like this In a while?where ya been homie?¿but I wanted to tell u I found one of these on ebay,I took the motor out and put better motor in it and it tattoos great.but before I put the motor in this machine was crap!dklab is absolute TRASH!the xnet flux blows this outta the water hands down and it's cheaper!I'm gonna post all my machines and review them.hopefully you'll check them out.hope all is well dude
Buy knock off crap get crap quality. My advice for everyone, if this is your profession and passion, save up and pay for quality equipment. Buying a bunch of knockoffs and having to replace them ends up costing you more money, time and peace of mind than it’s worth. Not to mention affecting the quality of work you put out.
This machine is pretty bad, but that doesn't mean all machines are bad. Xnet
Ambition
Dragonhawk
EZ
CNC
Hawink
Stigma
all of these brands make solid machines, Vlad irons is another. When you say affect the quality of your work, I don't understand what you mean by that. You can have the most expensive equipment but if you don't know what you're doing your work is still going to be crap. Check out Josherman tattoos on Instagram, he works with 60 dollar rotaries off of Amazon. His work is far from poor. Check out lil b on youtube he tattoos with a homemade machine and looks amazing. Check out his perfect set up video on TH-cam.
@@Tanstattoo I never said you couldn’t do good work with sub-par or even crap equipment. In my 19yr tattooing career I’ve done good tattoos with not so good machines as well, from coils to rotaries. That still doesn’t mean it’s any better dealing with the problems and headaches that comes with working with said machines, like when they malfunction or work improperly, just to save a little money, that’s what I meant. You’re not going to be putting out your best work when you are dealing with machine problems or other distractions (needle not retracting into the tube is one safety hazard/issue right off the top of my head that a lot of them have). I gotta tell you, after switching from coils I loved my old EZ filter pens for a few years, I tried out CNC and Dragonhawk pens but paying out that extra money for better quality equipment was the best decision and I can definitely tell in the consistency of the work and time saved without dealing with machine problems or other worries. Just my thoughts
@@shaggyterrell8460 I agree with you on the head aches I've gone through a ton of machines that I didn't like but even the more expensive ones aren't perfect, example Cheyenne hawk is absolutely terrible for linework and color, I've used 70 dollar rotaries that did a way better job. Second I agree with that being a safety hazard, but I can honestly say I've never had a needle stick out after I turned off my machine, it happened once the needle failed (Peak Quartz cartridge) I am not saying expensive machines aren't good, but for a while you had 3 giants selling rotaries and they became a success. Now in 2021 you're not looking for what makes a machine better than the other, you're looking for what makes it different from the other because performance has plateaued and machines have become real close if not similar in performance and quality. Take Hyundai for example, it's a cheap car company who's quality is on par with BMW and most American car companies. Excuse me I'm getting off topic, I'm not saying don't but expensive tattoo machines, what I am saying is here are these machines that are a great option if your budget is tight or you're beginning. At the end of the day I can't buy a Dodge charger and hit the track and expect to break records. I first have to learn the track, I have to learn how to hit corners or what ever techniques are required to race cars, in the mean time any sports oriented car will do right? I mean no disrespect to you or your years in the game I actually applaud you for actually making a career out of it, because at the end of the day we're all dreamers trying to pave the way for our broken ass lives. I wouldn't recommend these machines if I hadn't personally used and tried them myself.
It’s a new era now all that b.s doesn’t apply it’s what ever works for you. That’s coming from someone who been in the game 11 years before the dildo machines became popular