Im looking into purchasing a bishop capo and wanted to get opinions from people that

[Administrator]

For most rotary machines are slow for lining. I know many artists that will line pretty quick with rotary machines it just takes time to get used to. That being said not everyone has to use one tool for any one job.

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[artoftatt2]

I like my special technique for lining..

[Inkslingers]

Been lining with the Spektra 3.2 and having a blast. It's the first rotary I've used that can keep up with my hand (lining and shading)

[bmerck11]

The capo is reeeaally smooth, awsome shader and packs color with ease. Crazy fast heal times to! I use to do smaller fine lines with it 3's and 5's bust still preffer to line with coils. I would recommend a bishop over anything else.

[Tim210g]

I cant wait to try one out I ordered one from tatsoul but there sold out so I have to wait 2 weeks until they get more in stock.. 2 weeks seems like forever rite now ha

[bmerck11]

Painful pleasures usually has a great stock on hand and they ship really fast. buy one online then they send you and email to track your package which is nice

[Tim210g]

Ah I already ordered one from. Tat soul..there on back order though so I'm still waiting I was thinking about canceling it n ordering from there or jus from bishop but I've Been waiting 3 weeks so far so they should get them in stock soon I hope..

[skinmech]

Special Tech Brass all the way.......closely followed by the Cranker and Nicks (Beast).....These Machines will push any Liner configuration...All you need to do is adjust the Gas and Handspeed...

[Tim210g]

Im thinking of getting a spektra next I keep hearing nothing but good things about them