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jared pittman
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Thanks. Curious to see what the needle is like.[/QUOTE superior packaging and a superior needle from pacific airbrush. Funny how they make the replacements out to be made out of tinfoil.
Thanks. Curious to see what the needle is like.[/QUOTE superior packaging and a superior needle from pacific airbrush. Funny how they make the replacements out to be made out of tinfoil.
So I removed the .3 Olympos nozzle. It is the top one in the photo. Below it is a .2 Iwata for the older classic models. The threads are the same. I installed the .2 in the Olympos
Thanx for the info!
It's good Iwata old version HP nozzles fit Olympos as the difference in price of HP+ and old HP nozzle is 5 bucks for now.
Especially, one of these days one Olympos flew away off the QD and reached tiled studio floor. Result is changing both nozzles. One thing is good - needle is repaired. From nozzles I've made stippling tool.
Please describe the performance with 0.2 nozzle when you will try it.
Even with the original .3 nozzle cap & a .3 needle the Olympos hp-100c performs much better with the Iwata .2 mm nozzle in it. The photos above are about the extent of my ability to write small. Although I was able to achieve about the same size handwriting with both the .3 and .2, the lines are much crisper with less overspray with the .2
I see. Will try I think. I've got spare 0.2 Olympos nozzle.
In your lettering "M" is missing
For any people reading this thread, it seems the "rock hard" didn't stay hard for long... bending of these needles ensured... Here is the next installment. http://www.airbrushforum.org/threads/bad-news-good-news.17751/