New Rotar shift2

[RedEyedDemon707]

I have used both of mine for at least four hours for the past two days. I packed color on a hand yesterday with ease. Right off the bat it was comfortable to use and quick to adapt to. The only issue's I noticed were 1.Tube vice is a little tuff to get snug while keeping the needle from twisting in the tube. 2. Does seem a little fragile 3. Smaller rubberbands are a must. And last, if you use rubber grommets, be careful when removing from machine. The armature came off one of mine today. Went back on easily though. I used them for some B&G today, tattooed like a charm. I also was able to observe the fact that lining with a Rotar would be a breeze. Color, I ran below 7.5 on my CX-2 15 mag. B&G today was at 6.5-7.0 11 & 15 mags. Also, it does seem like there is some 'give' there...... It is very light, and pretty quiet. I'm sure you will enjoy working with it.- Mike

[Sage Oz]

I have used both of mine for at least four hours for the past two days. I packed color on a hand yesterday with ease. Right off the bat it was comfortable to use and quick to adapt to. The only issue's I noticed were 1.Tube vice is a little tuff to get snug while keeping the needle from twisting in the tube. 2. Does seem a little fragile 3. Smaller rubberbands are a must. And last, if you use rubber grommets, be careful when removing from machine. The armature came off one of mine today. Went back on easily though. I used them for some B&G today, tattooed like a charm. I also was able to observe the fact that lining with a Rotar would be a breeze. Color, I ran below 7.5 on my CX-2 15 mag. B&G today was at 6.5-7.0 11 & 15 mags. Also, it does seem like there is some 'give' there...... It is very light, and pretty quiet. I'm sure you will enjoy working with it.- Mike

Spot on review, I've only used mine for color and black shading so far but am dying to try some lining with it soon...