We set-up and review the Dragonhawk Mast Archer wireless tattoo machine and talk you through it's features.
The Mast Archer wireless tattoo machine is Dragonhawk’s powerful but quiet pen-style rotary in either a 3.5 or 4.5 mm stroke length.
This Dragonhawk rotary machine boasts a direct drive motor with no give, powerful enough to manage even large liner and shader cartridges that have a universal, Cheyenne-type connection and needle depth can be adjusted with the click-action grip.
The Dragonhawk Mast Archer pen’s advanced gear system implants ink smoothly into the skin with minimal noise for the best healing results.
The Mast Archer’s prominent LCD screen clearly shows the working voltage and is also able to record working time, with three buttons beneath to control power and to easily adjust the voltage. With a 2000mAh lithium battery offering a working voltage of 5-12 V, the machine has a run time of up to 8 hours (depending on voltage and cartridges used) from just a 2 hour charge.
This pen-style tattoo machine measures 132 mm long, with a 32 mm diameter grip and weighs 186 g all together. It comes with a USB-C charger as well as two replaceable grips - one is 34 mm and weighs 31 g, the other 32 mm in diameter and weighing 25 g.
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Hey all! It’s Jenny from Killer Ink, and today we’re having a look at the Dragonhawk Mast Archer wireless tattoo pen!
Dragonhawk machines represent a great opportunity for artists to pick up a high-quality machine at apprentice-friendly prices, and the sci-fi-looking pen-style Mast Archer is no different with its sturdy design and high-powered action.
So let’s take a closer look!
The Mast Archer is built around a direct drive motor with no give, working with surprisingly low levels of vibration and sound thanks to the advanced gear system. The 5-12 V range is suitable for most types of tattoo work, and voltage can be adjusted in 0.1 V increments for up to 8 hours of working time after just 2 hours on charge.
This 12 V lithium battery is charged by USB-C, with the port on the very top of the battery pack and the cable included with your Archer. Most adjustments on the Mast Archer are performed with the three buttons that sit just under the circular LCD screen – up and down buttons adjust your voltage, while the slightly larger power button turns your machine on and off. This screen is great for preventing your machine from rolling off the table!
The Mast Archer’s stroke length is fixed, but you can choose between 3.5 or 4.2 millimetre stroke lengths. 3.5 is a pretty all-round stroke length that’s great for apprentices, or for anyone who wants one machine to handle everything.
4.2 is best at lining and pushing larger cartridges, but it will be more important to carefully adjust your needle depth, which can be done easily by turning the machine grip.
The standard machine grip has the same 32 millimetre diameter as the battery pack, with a gradient of divot sizes to make for a comfortable hand hold.
Also included in the box are two disposable grips that enable you to try out some different sizes and weights – switch out to the 34 millimetre grip that weighs 31 grams, or the 32 millimetre grip which weighs 25 grams.
You can adjust your needle depth by turning the grip – this is the case with all these grip types. Plus they all work with universal, Cheyenne-type cartridges.
With the standard grip attached, the Mast Archer weighs 186 grams in total, and at 132 millimetres long it’s a comfortable size, weight and thickness for most artists.
So, what are your thoughts on the Dragonhawk Mast Archer? Would you opt for the 3.5 or the 4.2 millimetre stroke length? Make sure to let us know in the comments, and don’t forget to hit that like button, and subscribe to our YouTube channel.
