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I am glad i could help 😁😇

Sad to hear it didnt last so long. I havent used it that long yet. Fot the battery part, have you tried to change the rubbers? Just curious

Well there are multiple ways to change the voltage. Swiping up and down works (not my favorite option) i rather just tap the +/_ on it. The machine has a magnet kind of system to connect the machine to the control pannel. I am pretty sure it works when your machine is wrapped. (Unless you use layers of clingfilm) i do think you should wrap both the machine and control unit to avoid cross contemination if you wish to charge during a session. Hope this helps.

@Tattoobart147 yes this helps. Thank you. For your Feedback. 🙂

@kennstebensen912 no problem ☺️

If you watched the video you would know. It is a wireless machine. It doesnt need an external powersupply or a footswitch

I think it works both. I usually just use a wall plug

Yes i did, they work pretty good

@@Tattoobart147 Couse im a bit confused, all other reviews say that biggest advantage of those needles is that they couse very low redness and trauma to the skin, and soft shading is efortless, your is quite opposite. Also you did like 5 times more passes in your mag test of Yue and mast pro 2, and dots was still very much visible, and here you complaining after making just few passes. Is your opinion still the same on mags? Yue are much better?

Well the hardest thing is that everything most of the reviews i do are judged on practice skin. And besides that with lighting and cameras it is always a bit different captured than my eye does. But there are a couple of differences between mine and other reviews you may have seen. Because they might not have the same grouping as i have. All that aside. I do like the magnums for packing colour and whipshading. For soft shading i prefer other mags. Keep in mind, i would be better of to praise every item into heaven because i get a kickback from sales. But i choose to give my honest opinion no matter the money i make or don’t make on their sales. And yes everything is personal preference when it comes to tattooing. I hope this kinda makes it less confusing

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It is universal. So all cartidges will fit in this machine

@@Tattoobart147 and the machine ? I first started with a collie not so long ago but i want to start with serious tattooing . Im looking for a rotary machine to start with and i think im gonna order the mast fold 3 is it a good choiche and is it worth it? Aprichiate you man . Ben Nederlander trouwens maat haha.

@finnvanmerode9445 haha lekker maat ik ook. Ik zou hem bestellen. Het is wel echt een top machine for het geld. Ik heb een kortingcode in de beschrijving. Scheelt je weer een paar euros

​@@Tattoobart147 welke cartridges gebruik je zelf op de mast fold 3? Bestel je die ook op dragonhawk?

​@@Tattoobart147en raad je aan om hem met 1 of 2 accu te bestellen?

You can use the link in my discription. It is the official website from dragonhawk.

Yes it is. I meant more the style of fineline overall. It is a bit of a softer machine, so it works nice with smaller needles and it provide a bit of a softer shade.

It will work. Sometimes i takes a while to arrive

@Tattoobart147 Great! Thanks for the feedback .

I used about 7v for lining and 5 for packing. I asune you mean stroke instead of needle depth because your depth should always be the same. I used the 4.2mm stroke

I shouldnt be a problem. However i prefer direct drive machines for large groupings.

If you really watched the whole video you would know😜 but i prefer the fold pro

Hello, yeah i would love to try the turbo as well. I have the wos e60 which has a similar system. It is amazing! I love the p3 pro. It is a lot easier to adjust the stroke on the fly. Which i really like. It is a very well all round machine in my opinion! Thanks for the support!!

Yeah, I saw the WOS, looks pretty good, I prefer direct drive machines. Tbh I love everything about the P3 pro turbo. Literally the only downside I see is that the battery last a bit less than the other machines I have, but having two batteries covers that… Although I’m not a big fan of squash drive machines I’ll try to get my hands on the P3 pro to try it out. Thanks again bud 💪

@AntonStankov-l4d yeah the wos had a regular battery that lasts pretty long. If you dondecide to buy the p3pro i have a discount code in the discription so you can save some cash on it😉

Thanks buddy🙏

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Hello, no i havent tried the ava machine. So i couldnt tell you

I like the new dragonhawk yue carts or v-sellect by EZ. Also the elite cartridges are very nice

Yes they do👌

I have made that video, you can find it on my chanel👍

Thank buddy😁

Thank you! And i am glad you like my videos😇

Oh that sucks… you could be right

I might have had the same issue with my ambition mars-u. I know what is wrong but i couldnt fix it🥲 maybe contact dragonhawk and see what they can do

Thanks! ❤️

Well it is hard to tell based on this info. It could be a coupke of things. 1. Your handspeed and machine speed are bot in sink. A 5mm stroke is a but slower so you might need to slow down. 2 You dont get the right inkflow. So turn your needle in a little bit and see if that makes a difference. 3 maybe a 5mm stroke is not your thing. Try the 4.5 or the 4.0mm and see how that feels. This could also help determine if there may be something wrong with the motor of the machine. I can’t advice what number of voltage you should use since that is a personal matter. I do have a video on my channel explaining how to figure it out if you are struggling with that

@@Tattoobart147 Thank you for the detailed answer! I'll try the options you suggested. But still, about the voltage, is it appropriate to work with large needle configurations at 8 volts?

Well it is to fast for me. But i like to line very slow. I would suggest to slow your hand down before cranking up the voltage. Specially on a large stroke that can do lots of damage you arent carefull

@@Tattoobart147 I understand! Thanks a lot for the tips! I'll try it.

@@Tattoobart147 I was afraid of over-traumatizing the skin by staying in one place for a long time if I move my hand slowly.

I have the link in the description. It is the official website. They should ship worldwide. So US is not a problem

Check the link in the bio

Well i can’t agree with you that all chinese things are garbage. But from your comment i am guessing you dont have a lot of good experience with it

That depents on yout style of tattooing. I always have a 5/7/11rl for linework and shading i either like my 5rl, 9m or 15m in my setup. But what needle i use depends on the style of tattoo i am doing

By twisting the grip

That is very personal. Maybe start with the 4.0 stroke. And for voltage i have a video on my channel how to figure out what voltage works best for you. Have a look at it

Check in with the cunstomer service. It might be a defect

@ gracias eso mismo pensé esta máquina enciende pero no abre el compartimiento está defectuosa mal de fábrica

Just to double check, which button did you press? Because you have the power button, a button tonfeed the paper and one button just on the side of the lit the open the lit. But i am guessing you tried the right one and youtube translated you comment a bit strange

@@Tattoobart147 if so, press the button above the power knob of the thermal copier. The other arrow button is to accommodate or help correct the Elite hectographic paper

Well it ie not as complicated as you may think. But i kinda understand what you mean

Teah the bluetooth thing is just a larger size display of what you have on the machine.

I am trying to get my hands on anything haha😂

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It does come with quiet a price tag

Why? too big stroke?

​@@festerhun2218 I'm not fan of the motor in them

Based on your selection i would probably go for the ez p3 pro or the mast fold pro. Not the fold 2 pro. I have an other video on my channel explaining why i prefer the fold pro over the fold 2 pro

@Tattoobart147 thank you so much 🤝

@@Tattoobart147 how about ez p3 Turbo?

I dont have one. Indo have a wos e60 which has a similar system. That is curently my daily driver

I am glad to hear you like the video’s! It is a bit complicated because it is so dependable on personal prefference. I really loved to line with the ambition torped on a 5.0 mm stroke. But then doing soft shading or packing, you dont want to take the machine apart mid session and change the cam. I did find the fold pro and the fold 3 capable of doing good solid lining on the 4.2 stroke. Even with larger needles like 14rl. It may not line as fast as a machine with a 5 mm stroke. If you are really looking for a liner with a adjustable stroke that does have a 5mm stroke you could check out: ambition torped, EZ p3 turbo or the WOS e50/e60 or e70. Let me know if you have any more questions👊

Thanks😇