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  1. 08-10-2011, 12:36 AM #1
    Alie K
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    I don't have much problem lining with my regular long stroke neotat. The XL stroke seems to 'want' to be run slower, so I have to move a little slower with it. Do you usually line slow or fast?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Alie K View Post
    I don't have much problem lining with my regular long stroke neotat. The XL stroke seems to 'want' to be run slower, so I have to move a little slower with it. Do you usually line slow or fast?
    I like to line fast, but with no give rotaries like the Bishop, I find myself running very slow. I like a lot of needle hang, so I'm intimidated of the 4.2mm stroke for lining and solid fill. From your previous posts and advice, I think I'll stay with 3.5mm. Thanks!
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