stephen Gomez sometimes I have that issue when putting an rca on some machines have you tried just squeezing the connecter on the rca cord that goes on your machine with a pair of pliers to “tighten” the connection between the two? It’s helped me before as some cords don’t match up well with some machines I’ve noticed a few can be a couple millimeters off which can be a loose connection
The inkjecta is pretty nice but I have to say overall this machine works great for me! I would definitely recommend trying out the wand shader by bishop. but this peak nebula is an all around great machine for various styles
@@CoreyHollins I just bought a cnc machine. And it's a 4.0mm they sent. Is this good for shading or color? Or lining. Idk if 4.0mm is soft or harder. Thanks
So the stroke of your machine effects how hard (punchy) it is in a way. If you had like a 3mm stroke it could be great for shading pushing small liners.. a 4mm could be great for shading as well but depending on the machine and how it’s driven you may need to lighten your hand more to shade or be more cautious in a way to get smoother transitions in a way.. but I would say a 4mm would be good for color packing/lining with medium sized line weights/needle groupings.. I have a direct drive rotary that is a 4.5 and I use it for lining mostly it will push everything up to a 1214RL so far with little effort but there are a lot of other variables too that effect what your trying to achieve like voltage, the machine, what type of drive the machine is, if it’s coil or rotary.. the list could go on..
@@CoreyHollins imma try that oral nebula. I think u had it. That's a good shader right? When I get my money up I'll buy the inkjeta. The 4.0mm Is a cnc machine.i got it from amazon. It's a cnc hawink I think, From Germany or some place. Lol. It's not a japanes motor. Cost like 200$. Also if u have a facebook. U can add me. Check out my work, still learning u know. Thanks. My fb is scott valley tattoo rudowski
Did you do with the nebula 3RL stipple whip shading? Cause I couldn't find any info in the description of the claimer for what is the lowest CPS the machine is possible to run at? This would be a useful information for me in purpose if it is a good machine for low herz /cps stipple whip shading.... Thx, appreciate it!
Dave Diaz that’s odd. Mine stuck the first few times slightly when using it but I would say that maybe it just needs to be broken in a little? I didn’t find mine sliding in the vice at all. One thing you could probably do is hold the top of the grip with your machine hand and then turn the bottom half of the grip with your stretching hand to keep the torque In your hands and not on the vice maybe?
I'm in between machine I was going to get this machine but I'm also wanting Cheyenne hawk machine I like how the cheyenne can be adjusted in the fly but this machine more affordable??
stephen Gomez I’ve tattooed with both. And honestly I feel like I could do the same tattoo with this as I could using a hawk. Lately I have been using the Bishop wand tho. I like that machine a lot. But this one is still running strong from the time I got it however I mainly use it for power lining now
@@CoreyHollins The wand seem like a good machine as well but the price got me thinking is it worth the money? I also wanted to get the bishop phantom. But for right now I'm going for the peak nebula see how that work.
Tim Scott I haven’t noticed any heat and I use it all the time. I’ve actually have been pretty impressed with it due to its price.. this is the cheapest rotary I have and probably the one I use most often
Really appreciate your in depth review of the Nebula by Peak. ThinkingI might just have to get one for myself. Looks pretty solid. Thanks again bro.
wendy Westfall yea it is an awesome machine still using it everyday
Did you get it and how is it holding io
How did this hold up 5 years later
Can you compare this to the dragonhawk v2s it’s only 40$ but that’s why I wana see your thoughts
I just got a matrix from peak, can you do review on the matrix please
I will check it out!
Got the nebula test it out the machine rca cord it came with kept sliding of during tattoo process gotta find a good rca cord
stephen Gomez sometimes I have that issue when putting an rca on some machines have you tried just squeezing the connecter on the rca cord that goes on your machine with a pair of pliers to “tighten” the connection between the two? It’s helped me before as some cords don’t match up well with some machines I’ve noticed a few can be a couple millimeters off which can be a loose connection
@@CoreyHollins thanks for the advice i end up buying bishop rca cord fit perfectly .
Dude, no homo but, you have a really good voice for this lol
Ha thanks!! 🤘
I wanna get a good machine. A nice rotary for black and grey, what would u prefer? I was thinking of this or the inkjeta. Idk.
The inkjecta is pretty nice but I have to say overall this machine works great for me! I would definitely recommend trying out the wand shader by bishop. but this peak nebula is an all around great machine for various styles
@@CoreyHollins I just bought a cnc machine. And it's a 4.0mm they sent. Is this good for shading or color? Or lining. Idk if 4.0mm is soft or harder. Thanks
So the stroke of your machine effects how hard (punchy) it is in a way. If you had like a 3mm stroke it could be great for shading pushing small liners.. a 4mm could be great for shading as well but depending on the machine and how it’s driven you may need to lighten your hand more to shade or be more cautious in a way to get smoother transitions in a way.. but I would say a 4mm would be good for color packing/lining with medium sized line weights/needle groupings.. I have a direct drive rotary that is a 4.5 and I use it for lining mostly it will push everything up to a 1214RL so far with little effort but there are a lot of other variables too that effect what your trying to achieve like voltage, the machine, what type of drive the machine is, if it’s coil or rotary.. the list could go on..
@@CoreyHollins imma try that oral nebula. I think u had it. That's a good shader right? When I get my money up I'll buy the inkjeta. The 4.0mm Is a cnc machine.i got it from amazon. It's a cnc hawink I think, From Germany or some place. Lol. It's not a japanes motor. Cost like 200$. Also if u have a facebook. U can add me. Check out my work, still learning u know. Thanks. My fb is scott valley tattoo rudowski
Blacked Out Honda yea this is a pretty good machine it’s nice because you can set it up for use with multiple styles
Did you do with the nebula 3RL stipple whip shading? Cause I couldn't find any info in the description of the claimer for what is the lowest CPS the machine is possible to run at? This would be a useful information for me in purpose if it is a good machine for low herz /cps stipple whip shading....
Thx, appreciate it!
What’s is cps cycles per second lol how would you even know that on a machine
What setting u use for shading?
Looks good man I subbed
Appreciate it Fam!
how did u solve the self turn on the grip when adjusting its lenght? mine turns the whole grip around before getting the click adjust
Dave Diaz that’s odd. Mine stuck the first few times slightly when using it but I would say that maybe it just needs to be broken in a little? I didn’t find mine sliding in the vice at all. One thing you could probably do is hold the top of the grip with your machine hand and then turn the bottom half of the grip with your stretching hand to keep the torque In your hands and not on the vice maybe?
Is this able to push 14 rl as easily as a coil?
Gabriel Guidera yes I’m actually using a 1018RL on a tattoo I’m doing atm. And the machine is set at 5mm stroke and is running at 8v
@@CoreyHollinsohhh when you run big mags do you like 10 or 12 gauge
I'm in between machine I was going to get this machine but I'm also wanting Cheyenne hawk machine I like how the cheyenne can be adjusted in the fly but this machine more affordable??
stephen Gomez I’ve tattooed with both. And honestly I feel like I could do the same tattoo with this as I could using a hawk. Lately I have been using the Bishop wand tho. I like that machine a lot. But this one is still running strong from the time I got it however I mainly use it for power lining now
@@CoreyHollins The wand seem like a good machine as well but the price got me thinking is it worth the money? I also wanted to get the bishop phantom. But for right now I'm going for the peak nebula see how that work.
Does it work with bar needles if so I’m buying it
Yes
Is this machine loud? Looking to tattoo close to ears frequently!
Does it get hot?
Tim Scott I haven’t noticed any heat and I use it all the time. I’ve actually have been pretty impressed with it due to its price.. this is the cheapest rotary I have and probably the one I use most often
@@CoreyHollins imma buy it. I was gonna buy the inkjeta flite .. but it's almost 700. Lol
I hate peaks carts but this machine is great at 4.5 mm stroke it will push the biggest carts in the world