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Max Chickens
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Hey guys,
Just wondering if you can modify/cut needle springs? i have 2 iwata brushes (HPC+ and HP-CS)...i recently have done a venturi airbrush course in sydney and used one of their suction feed badger 150s.....really liked it....and it had such a soft trigger, it made "bouncing" off the front stop so easy....but ive found with my iwatas since the spring tension is a little more its all to easy to rock back too far and spray too much paint...
Any ideas? ive tried winding back the spring guide as far as it will go while still allowing enough tread for the rear handle to screw in but i recon id like it to be even softer.
any help would be appreciated.
MC.
Just wondering if you can modify/cut needle springs? i have 2 iwata brushes (HPC+ and HP-CS)...i recently have done a venturi airbrush course in sydney and used one of their suction feed badger 150s.....really liked it....and it had such a soft trigger, it made "bouncing" off the front stop so easy....but ive found with my iwatas since the spring tension is a little more its all to easy to rock back too far and spray too much paint...
Any ideas? ive tried winding back the spring guide as far as it will go while still allowing enough tread for the rear handle to screw in but i recon id like it to be even softer.
any help would be appreciated.
MC.