FK Irons EXO Tattoo Machine | Wired or Wireless | Review, Setup & Unboxing

[@missmicho4741]

Ive bought this from my regular supplier. Best machine ever.

[@snakeeyes1662]

Which stoke and why is it the best

[@YetiMacheteHD2]

Is the machine loud?

[@BobbyLangston-b5e]

Solid machine , Stong motor , Modular , and you can exchange cams and stroke. Solid machine

[@Adm0niti0n]

The 2.5 is most for grey work. And the 3.2 is most for color but i prefer the fk flux with 4mm for color and lining. I use the exo 2.5 mm for my grey work

[@runamasishunku3467]

Hey man I never work with this Machine I just ordered it. I mainly do black ngrey work. Would you say it’s a good machine for that?

[@tre5895]

Why do you have so many machines bro i get you just explained it but did you originally buy them for that reason ?

[@Vatolocosd]

Love mine does everything I need it too!!

[@KillerInkTattooEU]

Such a great machine! ⚡

[@kalerlok562]

I specialize in lettering what would be the best suited for me?

[@KillerInkTattooEU]

Hey! the 4mm may be your better option 😊

[@kalerlok562]

Thank you so much for your reply 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@jennythebat]

Which option would be best for lining (I do both thick and thin lines), blackwork and dotwork? I rarely do color packing

[@KillerInkTattooEU]

Hi, the 4.0 mm stroke length version will your best bet. Stroke length preferences vary from artist to artist, but the longer stroke lengths tend to be more popular for lining.

[@hackbulyhackbuly6480]

hi, do you recommend the 3.2 stroke tattoo pen or the 4 stroke

[@KillerInkTattooEU]

Hi, it depends on your tattooing style and way of working, but generally speaking, the 3.5 mm stroke is an all-rounder and the 4.0 mm is best for lining.

[@INKDBYD]

Hi killer ink tattoos I have the chromish one how do u lubricate the machine I'm struggling to understand

[@KillerInkTattooEU]

Hey, the manual advises that the EXO is sold pre-lubricated from the factory and does not require internal lubrication. Do not lubricate machine unless instructed otherwise 😊

[@fly_80sbaby]

How good is it in black and grey?

[@KillerInkTattooEU]

The Xion is a different mechanism, but the 3.2mm stroke wheel fitted and the give dial gives you an option for smooth shading 🙌

[@justinoberle6380]

Would you say this is a machine good for whipshading

[@KillerInkTattooEU]

Hey, depending on your preference, we would say the 2.5 mm or the 3.2 mm would be ideal for whipshading 😊

[@chrishorner4221]

Can you use critical batteries through the rca adapter or powerbolt only? I already have 3 criticals so I wouldn’t need to purchase with batteries if this is the case. Thanks

[@KillerInkTattooEU]

Hi Chris, yes you could use Critical batteries via the RCA connection, but the PowerBolt would have a better fit on the machine thanks to its design.

[@danielsambas8408]

how, many hour to charge the battery for exo. p

[@KillerInkTattooEU]

Hi Daniel, the EXO will take up to 2 hours to fully charge.

[@f.andrewmeunier5440]

Can this be charged out of the box or does the small charge that's on it need to be drained?

[@KillerInkTattooEU]

Hey! It can be used fresh out of the box, however for a longer battery life, charge it for a couple of hours first 😊

[@karlojuratic]

Can you help Im doing scripts, micro (1RL) and polynesian (lot of packing) what stroke would you recommend

[@KillerInkTattooEU]

Hey Karlo, stroke length various from person to person, however you may feel 4mm is more suitable for your style, especially for packing!

[@karlojuratic]

@@KillerInkTattooEU thx but is 4mm to much for micro (1RL)

[@veljanveljanovski2694]

Hi there. Is the powerbolt from Flux max also compatible with this machine? Cheers

[@KillerInkTattooEU]

Hey Veljan, it certainly is! We will also be selling the Powerbolt II very soon.

[@Tattoosbyjosh1]

Is it good for b&g?

[@KillerInkTattooEU]

Hi Josh, yes the FK Irons EXO is good for black and grey work. Depending how you work, you may prefer the shorter 2.5 or 3.2 stroke lengths.

[@Tattoosbyjosh1]

@@KillerInkTattooEU thank you!! I got my exo yesterday and it’s definitely a game changer, I’m not a huge fan of Fk irons but the exo is a solid machine

[@learnthrivecompassion422]

@@Tattoosbyjosh1 which stroke and for what time of work. Do you line with?

[@Tattoosbyjosh1]

@@learnthrivecompassion422 hey what’s up bro, honestly I sold the exo asap, I let the hype get to me, but anyway honestly my favorite liner is probably the edge x from Fk iron or a right stuff rotary reverse, I mainly do realism and my go to machine is inkjecta nano elite, but I’ll say the exo was one of the worst machines I’ve ever used for b&g but that’s just my opinion

[@hollylednum8677]

Which option would be better for color packing like anime tattoos?

[@KillerInkTattooEU]

Hi Holly, longer stroke lengths are usually preferred for colour packing, so the 4 mm option would probably be best for you.

[@hellanine1]

Does a lighting botl pack it it

[@KillerInkTattooEU]

Hi, unfortunately the DarkLab Lightning Bolt does not fit onto the FK Irons EXO.

[@hhazal3438]

i bought this machine, but i cant find how to use sensitive mod. if you know how to use sensitive mod can you tell how can i use

[@KillerInkTattooEU]

Hi, we cover this in our Darklab App & eGive video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3vYoXmLgbCKf5Y

[@SJFord]

Which stroke length would suit lining best?

[@KillerInkTattooEU]

Hi, although the EXO is particularly suited for colour packing, you may prefer a longer stroke length of 4.0 mm if you are looking to use it for lining. As always though, stroke length comes down to personal preference.

[@shelby8534b]

Would the flux be better than this for realism work?

[@KillerInkTattooEU]

Hi Shelby, it depends on your stroke length preferences. The Spektra Flux has a fixed stroke length of 4.0 mm, whereas the FK Irons EXO is available with 2.5, 3.2 or 4.0 mm strokes.

[@and17more]

I have a one Best ever 10/10

[@adrianhuitron8772]

Dont get the exo4.p if u own the fluxits thesame machine i recomened u get the 3.2 exo that way u can cover more aspects

[@inkjnk]

💯 agree

[@Danieldoestattoos]

I'm a color specialist. Is 4mm optimal for me?

[@KillerInkTattooEU]

Hi Daniel, different artists prefer different strokes, but generally 4 mm is good for colour work.

[@minhtran-fq3wd]

The video sound is pretty good, beyond my imagination

[@bullsheeptattoo]

is it a good machine for realism?

[@KillerInkTattooEU]

Hi Jose, while it may be suitable for realism, the EXO is particularly suited to lining, colour packing and solid colour work.

[@imbadman6658]

@@KillerInkTattooEU everytime i read your comment i hear you inside my head.🤯

[@julienboireau]

@@KillerInkTattooEU depends on the stroke isn't it ? 3,2 must be good for B&G

[@KillerInkTattooEU]

@@julienboireau Hi Julien, yes the 2.5 and 3.2 are good for black and grey work, but it can vary from artist to artist.

[@swierzytattoo]

What maschine ergonomic grip would fit better for lining? Flux4,0 or exo 4.0.?

[@brandonproctor3639]

They are pretty much the same machine internally. Only difference is the grip, flux has 33mm and exo is 40mm.

[@bostjanloncaric]

Of course I would have,but who wouldn,t,cao.

[@Ffs00911]

the second he said up to 10 hours i left.

[@erkantattoo]

Battery lasts about 3-4 hours 😂

[@Kashtown]

I easily get 6-7 without mine dying

[@chrishorner4221]

Can you use critical batteries through the rca adapter or powerbolt only? I already have 3 criticals so I wouldn’t need to purchase with batteries if this is the case. Thanks

[@KillerInkTattooEU]

Hi Chris, yes you could use Critical batteries via the RCA connection, but the PowerBolt would have a better fit on the machine thanks to its design.