Thank you for stopping by 🙏. Yes I really do like this machine, sometimes I hold it and think to myself this machine should be in every tattoo set up out there.

@@Tanstattoo exactly!!

Thank you for stopping by 🙏, that's a dope set you have in your arsenal.

Thanks for the sub!

Thank you for stopping by 🙏 hope the videos help.

Thank you for stopping by. What is your social media because I can send you a quick video on there explaining the difference between the both. Direct drive is usually a faster machine. Example, an eccentric wheel machine will spin at 9000rpm at 10-11voltz typically. While a direct drive machine will spin at 10,000rom at 8-9voltz. So with a direct drive you don't have to work slow, large tattoos don't seem so long and pulling lines is a walk in the park, also they don't vibrate as much. The downside is you can easily chew up skin because it is a much harder hitting system. Eccentric wheel is arguably a softer hitting machine and it's the type of machine that if you want to pack color then you better know what you're doing or you will find patches in your tattoo. Now you said the flip or the Tour pro? I would grab the flip. You get a far more superior machine with it's adjustable stroke. The flip out performs the tour pro in every aspect except one, linework I would pick the tour pro with the 3.6 or 4.0 cam if available for linework. The flip can pull bold crispy lines, but the mast tour pro can pull bold crispy lines like a hot knife through butter.

@@Tanstattoo do you know where I can get a 4.0 mm cam for the mast tour Pro?

Hope you like it!

estoy poniendo videos en espanol en otro canal. El Wawa es el nombre de el canal.

I don't understand about the direct drive thing what it has to do? I hope you can tell me about it thank you

@@edwincruz5298 It is just the way the machine pushes the cartridge's plunger. Direct drive machines have a small "piston" that push the needles. Vs. a sort of fan-like wheel that rotates over top of the cartridges plunger to push the needles. Hope I explained that well enough. However, using either is more a matter of preference than one being better than the other. Different machines work slightly differently so, it's more of finding what works for you and your style.

Thank you for stopping by. I will say this copy is a solid clone.

Copy or not this machine does whatever you need it to do really well for the price

I don't see the copy .... but your Valhalla looks really ugly.... so where's the copy ? Lol

I would pick the SOLDIER with the GERMAN motor. thank you for the support.

Thank you for stopping by, the flip is a very versatile machine, but it slows you down. The machine hits way too soft. As I use it more and more I have noticed more things I dislike about the flip. I honestly believe it does not have a 4.0 stroke. That said, I would take the lancer over the flip. I'm going to release a video today that I think will interest you.

Thank you for stopping by. Titan is a great machine. It's a bit too heavy for my old hands, but a great machine all around.

The flip, it has extreme versatility and it really is suitable for any style of tattoos.

Thank you very much, my only concern is about lining. Do you think it packs enough punch?

@@davidelupini6726 if can pull lines but you really have to sacrifice speed for that.

Alright, thank you very much.

Gracias amigo, saludos. Mi Instagram es @Tanaostattoo si tienes preguntas.

Thank you for stopping by 🙏, yes this machine is good for linework. All machines are good for linework, there are better machines for linework, check out my Ambition Ninja Video or my Xnet Flux or even my Mast tour Pro Video.

What is your social media?

I think this question deserves some private one on one time.

Mast t1 is the battery pack I have, but any RCA battery pack should work with it.

Thank you for stopping by 🙏, lol my favorite machine as of today is the mast flip, second is the Ambition ninja and third is the ambition Soldier. Now for your question, direct drive is definitely a better option for lines. That is what works best for me.

I'm still using it, today. No issues here bro.

Honestly the max might do a better job for lines, typically you want a 4.0 4.2 stroke for lines on a rotary, ok n which the flip has a 4.0, but the Max is direct drive, and direct drive is a harder hitting system most of the time. but for thin lines that 3.6 should be okay on the Max.

For strictly linework I would go with the Titan

Thank you for stopping by 🙏 yes I received mine not too long ago it's an interesting battery. I like it, I'm making a video on it soon.

Have you tried the T1?

@@Tanstattoo Yes they are much more better than U1, digital screen with 0.1 voltage + or -

Dragonhawk never shipped it. They asked me if I wanted the new version with the non Maxon motor and I said no.

@@Tanstattoo tbh it kinda feels off to me. It has that fluctuation in sound like a couple of my dragonhawk cheapies do. Kinda makes me wonder about it. That Maxon motor should be humming perfectly. I also own the gold and black one. That one hits hard af and lines great, but that little wonky dial is wack af. There is no set setting, and if it isn't sitting right it buzzes loud af like something is out of wack.

Thank you for stopping by 🙏. You mentioned you're a coil guy, short answer yes it can run a 9rl but the problem is that it is eccentric wheel rather than direct drive. I would definitely pick up a direct drive machine. Do you have what's app?

Yes I'm going to be doing reviews on needles, and how to tattoo vids are coming up soon. Thank you for the sub. Back to the subject, the flip is more about flexibility rather than performance. If you're trying to pull larger thick lines then a direct drive is your best bet. The thing about eccentric wheel is that the motor spins a wheel and that wheel hits a spring loaded rod, that rod pushes the cartridge. So a ton of power is already lost, so rather than pulling single pass lines, you now have to build up the lines if that makes any sense. The largest I would throw at this machine is a 9RL and maybe a 15mag. You don't have to spend Flip money to get flip performance check out my video on the ambition ninja and ambition soldier. Both come with an extra cam so you can ask for a 3.5 (smooth black and gray realism) or 4.0 (color or heavy linework. Hope this helps and if you have more questions let me know.

@@Tanstattoo Thanks bro, sounds like the ambition is where it's at. Thanks for the advice.

@@Tanstattoo I dont have whats app, I'll download it tho

@@OUTLAW_THA_KID let me know when you do

Thank you for stopping by 🙏, have you seen the gradient color?

you'll love it for years

I would say it has its moments to shine, but that archer is a really hard to beat machine.

Let me know, I'd love to hear your findings.

También tengo una Pen Ambition soldier, pasa que es una direct drive y es muy muy seca, golpea muy duro.. lástima mucho la piel, estas máquinas Mast poseen un sistema diferente por eso el golpeo es más suave...

How did you get a ambition soldier in a 3.5mm?

@josesaucedo7482 it was just in the options in the ad. I had a choice for 3.5mm. 3.8mm & 4.0mm with an additional cam of 4.2mm.

Is it because it's eccentric wheel?

@@Tanstattoo yeah, direct drive hit better

What style do you plan on tattooing?

go with the Mast Flip. It can do anything.

Thank you for stopping by, yes it does but I will say that this machine is probably the softest hitting machine I have ever used. Way too soft for my taste.

Absolutely

Avoid the DkLab Dkw1 that machine stopped working while I was tattooing with it, only lasted a total of 26 hours. I would say get Mast FLIP. It has a adjust stroke so it can do any style of tattoo that you throw at it.

@@Tanstattoo thank you man!

Thank you for stopping by 🙏, the carts I use Are Quelle by CNC and Vselect by EZtattoo

Bro I've been trying to get my hands on that machine for about 3 weeks now, and they haven't put it back in stock

Yeah bro I love Mabuchi motors I have an old rotary with a Mabuchi in it an it still runs like the day I got it.

@@Tanstattoo I know I've checked pretty much everywhere it's out of stock everywhere rn but yeah mabuchis are actually real decent

@@Tanstattoo kwadron equalizer also making a battery pen there known for cheaper machines in the name brands but they still want 500 plus I think I'm pretty sure it has mabuchi as well or another name brand equivelant I feel sometimes your paying for the name and the customer service but I had a cnc Q2 amazing pen for under 200

This machine is amazing

Thank you for stopping by 🙏 this machine is truly something great, you have to find what voltage works, with what stroke, for what style for you. As soon as you figure that out, it's a walk in the park.

Thank you for stopping by 🙏, yes bro it's coming for sure

@@Tanstattoo thanks bro i'll wait🤜🏼🤛🏼

It's my favorite

What's your budget for each machine?

@@Tanstattoo hey I bought the mast flip, what is a good speed for lining and shading?

@@blackedouthonda2263 That depends on the type of skin and needle size, my best advice is pick one size of needles and learn how that needle works, then graduate to a bigger/smaller size. Check out my tattoo videos, because I put lines in at various speeds and voltages. shading is probably 5-6 volts with a moderate hand speed.

@@Tanstattoo I use like 14 rl and 9 rl. And sometime 14 rs to bold. What would u use for shading? Faster or slower? I use all round mags.

@@blackedouthonda2263 message me on IG Tanaostattoo or Facebook Tattsby Tanao

No problem!

Thank you for stopping by 🙏 Honestly I would pick the mast flip, but you can pick up the mast tour pro for like 130 right now.

@@Tanstattoo thank you for responding! In Belgium the Mast Flip is for sale for 199€ and the Mast Tour Pro about 140€ so not a big difference. If the Flip is better than it will be worth it! Is it more versitile or what makes it better please?

@@ingevansand9180 sorry for the late response, the simple fact that you can adjust the stroke on the fly makes the flip a superior machine. It doesn't put lines in as fast as the tour pro but it pretty much out shines it in every other department. The build quality is better, you no longer have to set up 2 tattoo machines because I'm most cases this will do everything.

Yes yes, I'm excited to try it out

@@Tanstattoo mine came a few days ago, pretty smooth I don’t have the flip but I have the Valhalla. More play in the stroke adjustment. But I feel like it hits just as hard even without that extra .2 and it feels crispier on the lower strokes. And it’s weighted a lil better imo. Good buy.

You caught the typo?

I will look into that machine my guy.

@@Tanstattoo thank u bro

The same way you would service any other rotary machine.

I wish I got paid by dragon hawk. Anyway, my mast tour pro is still running strong, check out my video on that machine. Heck I still have the very first mast tattoo pen ever made and I did more than a couple of fake skins with it and it's still running and that is a really poor quality machine. If I tell you to tattoo with dynamic ink and the tattoo gets infected are you going to blame the ink and accuse me of being sponsored by dynamic? I don't have brand loyalty that's a childish mentality. Did you not see the video where I say " The Ambition Ninja is still my favorite tattoo pen" Educate yourself before you make statements my guy. Thank you for stopping by.

He was prolly Jack hammering practice skin🤣 He shoulda got his shit from Amazon, they woulda took it back. The homie ain't customer service, who you really mad at?

Ya don't need to run above 8 volt

@@Tanstattoo he's a douchebag.....supports "solong" oh wait I forgot "CNC" now lmmfao had to rebrand due to how bad there ink and machines were!im not a mast/dragonhawk fan but I will say this I will use mast/dragonhawk any day over CNC/solong!and accusing you?!?!?!?!wtf!your the most honest person I've talk to on yt in all honesty!I've asked questions you've always answered,I've bought machines due to your reviews and have yet to have anything what so ever bad to say about u.your a solid af dude and keep it up man.this dude is just obviously a hater for sure 😃

I have stopped using the flip because it's too tedious to wrap and even more tedious to clean.

Thank you for stopping by how's it going, I'm actually working on my Instagram for this channel. I don't really go on social media and when I do I just say hello to family and friends. As soon as I finish it I will link it in my videos.