My man! Ive only done the Dot 2. With that you were right not to even be concerned about it not being a 5mm... it does all I need dude. I love it! MAn, I wish Portugal and New Zealand were neighbours. I'd sit an chat all day with ya bara!

@@redgiesoulwisetattoo8963 My friend, you gotta try the dot 1. A lot less vibration but the punch is there the same. Game changer no doubts. Cheers mate, who knows if one day we see each other personally

Dot 1 is my main cam rn! 🙌

@@adamdarklordmine too. Game changer!

You can adjust the size of the stencil in the app and it shows sizes…. You can also use the procreate app to re size an put back into the printer app

This machine is amazing for fine line and stipple, especially with the 4.1 or 4.5 cam. The machine can good very slow and still hit hard. You can change to m mode on it if you want it to hit more like a coil

@@adamdarklordthanks bro. I think I might just go with this one.

@@madbrah8361 it’s literally the best machine

4.0 stroke for outline and color and maybe 3.2- 3.7 for black and gray

Did you twist the cartridge to lock it in?

Turns out I’m missing a couple brain cells, didn’t twist them in properly! Thanks for getting back to me though :) Great videos!

@@perryorme7655 all good! 🔥

Yes!!!

lol secret prototypes are not so secret apparently. Dot 1 is my favorite

@@adamdarklord Yeah, the brother from the other page let that slip BUT he wasn't to know. Infact it will only cause more intrigue for these Machines. Im certain that Acus will be the go top Pen Machine like you and the bro have said many times too. To the people eyeing up the ACUS M1 -I been pulling lines with 11rl like a dream and I am used to 5mm punching in BUT being 4.1 has been fantastic. 4.1 mm plunger bar too my suprise has not been much of an adjustment at all

AaaaKus 👌

@@adamdarklord 😂😅🫶

Arm rest on what model? If you mean the back rest then yes you can

I’d do Neuma 5 -packs color and lines good Torque 4.2 stroke - colors and lines good Packer wand - can do b&g and color With Neuma being the top of the list. The only thing with that machine is that it’s loud and lots of vibration. I don’t use it with 3rl because I prefer the Acus for that. But it packs color faster than any machine I’ve ever used and can do fat lines

@@adamdarklord dude sick! Thanks so much for your input. I normally run my 3.5 unlimited for anything under a 1205rl so the vibration wouldn't be a problem.. owwweee looks like I'm getting new toys !!

4.1 for sure!

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@@1Dantrn what size bit you use to make the hole I was thinking same

@@zacpedrosa1203 1/16. It's a lil larger than theirs but it works.

I honestly thought it would be out yet already…. I’m assuming Thanksgiving is going to be the launch date. They seem to always announce stuff on Easter and release stuff on Thanksgiving so I’m going with that!

I haven’t thought of making a video on it be I definitely should! I know that the more Chinese a machine is the more inaccurate the stroke length lol

@@adamdarklord yeah that’s for sure lol. Still cool how liner coils w/ 2mm throw can pull better lines. I could be wrong but I think mechanism matters more then throw. That’s what changes waveform the most. Not throw. How tall the wave shouldn’t effect line quality as much as what type of wave. Sorry off topic

@@sushinktattoo1366 yeah the mechanism makes all the difference. If you have an aluminum cam on a 4.0 stroke system it won’t put in ink as fast as a heavier brass or steel cam on the same system. When I think of stroke length I just think of how far I can stick the needle out and still pick up ink from the cartridge. I don’t try to think of it as the power it puts out as much. Stroke length can effect how punchy your machine is at lower voltages so that’s why a shorter stroke cal help with black and gray because the needle doesn’t travel as far so it feels more smooth. But you can achieve the same smooth feeling with a longer stroke machine if you turn the voltage up reducing the time between hits. But risks slightly more redness Those are my thoughts on it

@@adamdarklord exactly! I agree 💯. You know your stuff. Companies should entice us with mechanics. Not just 1 feature like stroke. Last thing I might add. I deleted my channel as there are too many videos already. But one thing for sure. Tattooers definitely need a technologically inclined person on KZfaq. Such as yourself. Russians have a Chanel that breaks machines down to full specs. The motor configurations and everything. Get to see what high end machines look like inside. I’m on my 3rd tattoo shop and not one person knows 2610 Faulhaber is in all of their top tier machines. Same one motor every time it says brushless on all brand machines. Vlad blad being the exception. I digress. Appreciate you time. Can’t wait to see what more vids you come up with

The grips are not changeable unfortunately

Hits harder then the original, this one has a longer stroke length and stronger motor

@@adamdarklordnice what’s it’s like compared to racer?

I told them I wanted to check that Mast Frequency machine but no reply yet! I believe it might have a speed controller in it similar to the EZ EvoTech I reviewed but I’m unsure. If it does I’d suggest that Mast machine over all others

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