@jjstopka89 yeah brotha you will definetly love it man I have tried many many rotary and I feel like this one has such control and solid as well as the feel of the weight there is no fatigue in using or slippage like some taller rotary can sometimes feel like .that battery pack makes a the Lutin so predictable in movement and my lines have just the right amount of pressure and its just an overall bada$$ in my book but yeah what about the Shura do you like and the lutin also is a very silent machine that all my clients so far have been able to enjoy the conversations unfortunately I can't say the same for the pain lol but it does do very good lining and fatt lining a a pretty good speed and no tugging or anybogging down and that is also with me using the bishop bigger curved mags as well as big round liners I use 14s a sometimes and the boldness of it is superb
@@donnyjosker1980 I haven’t gotten the shura yet but have been using the soldier for a little while and it’s so smooth and quiet I couldn’t help but order the shura and can’t wait to try some shading with it.
@@dexgerha never had a problem with it but I’m also a beginner and good needles help a lot. I use my soldier more then any of them but all great machines in my opinion
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Ambition did a great job with this compact machine it's a workhorse .I am loving mine .
I went with the shura for the 3.5mm stroke but was looking hard at the Lutin but wanted the 3.5 stroke. Might still go with a lutin one day soon.
@jjstopka89 yeah brotha you will definetly love it man I have tried many many rotary and I feel like this one has such control and solid as well as the feel of the weight there is no fatigue in using or slippage like some taller rotary can sometimes feel like .that battery pack makes a the Lutin so predictable in movement and my lines have just the right amount of pressure and its just an overall bada$$ in my book but yeah what about the Shura do you like and the lutin also is a very silent machine that all my clients so far have been able to enjoy the conversations unfortunately I can't say the same for the pain lol but it does do very good lining and fatt lining a a pretty good speed and no tugging or anybogging down and that is also with me using the bishop bigger curved mags as well as big round liners I use 14s a sometimes and the boldness of it is superb
@@donnyjosker1980 I haven’t gotten the shura yet but have been using the soldier for a little while and it’s so smooth and quiet I couldn’t help but order the shura and can’t wait to try some shading with it.
@@jjstopka89That shura machine was very shaky😞
@@dexgerha never had a problem with it but I’m also a beginner and good needles help a lot. I use my soldier more then any of them but all great machines in my opinion