No, cartridge membranes provide that necessary barrier, but bars are Autoclavable just in case you ever want to run them through.

Hey Mate Try a medium bar at 45 degree angle, the softer hit should smooth it out!

Hey There, While lubrication in the grip tube/torsion bars can help with noise, it's actually not essential, and doesn't provide any mechanical benefit. That being said, there is no harm in using a small amount of Inox MX6 in the bar tube of the Flite Pen.

We did this in testing, but we wanted the battery to work on all machines, not just purely nano's.

That is really sooo bad. I completely understand that in terms of sellimgs maybe a battery that fits all the machines is better. But the nano owners have really a problem to find the battery that fits the machine. I have a nano and I looove it. I love your machines. Is it possible to buy one of those test batteries woth the rca to the opposite direction?

@@vasilisgoumas217 We never passed them to production level finish sorry mate. But if you have a look around I know there are some batteries that people have made specifically for the nano. They don't offer the full voltage range, but their aim was exactly what you're proposing. One that comes to mind is F:42, you should be able to find them on Instagram. We met them in Frankfurt earlier this year and have seen their development process over time and really admire their passion for the nano and effort they've put in to find a solution to their problem!

@@inkjecta1800 Can you send me a link or the name of the company please? I cannot find the f:42 anywhere in internet or in insta. Thanks for the help. Wish I could use the inkjecta battery...

Oh damn, I was looking at both, is it a problem?

Thanks for the constructive feedback, we'll take it on board.

Hey Mate, our Eclipse machine is the perfect machine if you want to test the rotary waters but still be able to use traditional needle bars. it can also run carts if you want to test the waters there too.

@@inkjecta1800 Thank you for your reply Sir

Hey Mate, that's really personal preference. If the lines are solid for you then perfect. I would say on average that people would run a bit higher voltage for linework, but don't change what works for you just for the sake of it!

@@inkjecta1800 thank you I asked because it hasn’t been as good as Ik it could be, and Ik different machines preform better at different voltages for certain things, what would u recommend I run it at for lining and shading

@@brandonsolanes9217 For lining I would up the voltage for sure, try around 12 and adjust up or down from there. Remember, our machines are designed to run at higher voltages without causing excessive skin trauma.

@@inkjecta1800 thank you so much and what about shading and color packing?

@@brandonsolanes9217 generally 2-4 volts below that and with a slightly softer bar and smaller cam in 3.25-3.5mm range

You can actually use the X1 grips on nano's...you just have to wind them in and out to adjust the needle depth. Be careful if you're trying to thread a steel grip onto one of our carbon frames though, the thread on the X1 grips are a bit tighter than the nuts we ship on them :)

@@inkjecta1800 really ???? I can oh snap I might order @inkjecta1800 its the sniper ones that I hope work for the nano

Hey Mate, check out our channel, we have a video with information on what bars and cams to try for different types of work :)

Hey Mate, this isn' an issue that we saw in prototyping or since we've released it. The auto off feature of the Universal battery only kicks in when there is no load on the machine, So as long as you have a cam and bar on it, you should have no issues with auto shut down.

Imagine the possibilities!

Please, thanks. About to try the nano!

We're on it!@@bdee1084

@@inkjecta1800 can’t wait. Hope it’s super light like the rest of your stuff.

Hey Mate, not sure what's happened there, but email through to [email protected] and we'll get this sorted for you ASAP!

Hey Mate The same way you would clean any other machine without an autoclave. IPA, some towels and a cotton swab. First line of defence is always barrier protection though, including wrapping and using quality membrane cartridges.

@@inkjecta1800 thank you I was just wondering because of the grip 🤙

Want close ups, check out wwww.inkjecta.com

Try turn on some lights too

Hey Mate, You sterilise the grip the same way you would sterilise the rest of a machine that has a removable grip, using chemicals, combined with proper barrier protection and membrane cartridges.

Hey mate. The grip is a closed and fixed system. With barrier protection, membrane cartridges and chemical cleaning products the pen is easily kept clean.

xD when u have that mysterius idea, better tell when u start selling condoms special to use on that fixed system, or what is recomended to give same or better safe for clients like sterilisation on class B autoclave to minimizing the risk of cross contamination.

​@@incel_aspoleczny damn man 😉 U just hit that Gi sPot on. 😁

Yup. I dropped it before

I have it now for about a month and a half and it has been my daily driver. I love it. Intuitive and just awesome to use. There is nothing complicated on it. Put the grip on, cartridge in, set the needle depth with the one motor and then just set your voltage and go. Recently started using it with the Sniper X1 Grip and it is just amazing. I come from from coils and never could get use to the pen-style machines, but this was just awesome. You should try it before speaking about it.

Fck no u hella trippin. I love mines nd besides be diff why be the same loser at the shop with a pen like the rest

Star Wars blasters are dope 🤷‍♂️

@@inkjecta1800 u aint wrong

I call mines the war machine

If you purchase the Studio Edition, the Ergo grip is included. Otherwise if you purchase the standard X1 it is available separately

Hows your x1 now?

Black Claw.

👏🏽👏🏽😅😅😅

Hi Dale, I'd recommend taking look at our Flite X1 website: inkjecta.com/pages/flite-x1 But the info you're after is: 144 grams/5.1 ounces with large battery 139 grams/4.9 ounces with small battery