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ceezybeast
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Thoughts on this airbrush??
Thanks mate, looks a bit unbalanced to me ....
I think you have to look at as many reviews as you can... good ones are easy to spot, also you can see the "i'm doing this for cash or free gear" ones. They can all be informative, but get a good review from people who use the gear and show it working.
and yes i too would say any old shyte if it was to my advantage to say so
Lol. I do have to say though I like the trigger head design itself with the slope and machined edged. I have all my triggers cut just like that
I know this is years old thread but the Satagraph 4 is my favorite airbrush. For the past 40 years I've used every airbrush there is. I like the Satagraph 4 because its a workhorse. It does fine lines and great overall shading and even fades. One feature I like is the head seals. They never leak. I seldom have to tinker with it. It just works consistantly great.Thoughts on this airbrush??
I happy that you love the Sata, it’s nice to see some love for non iwata brushes now how about doing the polite thing and heading to the intro page
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I have to say that from my experience, Satagraph doesn't look to make anything in regards to airbrushes- they just rebrand it. I was able to get myself a Gabbert German airbrush(Satagraph 2) off an eBay seller down south for just over a C note delivered to my door. I needed a new crown cap(thank you DaveG!) and I was off to the races. I can't see any reason to buy a slightly tweaked Badger as most of their line suffers from quality control issues and the Vega is nothing special at all. For what the retail is, I'd reccomend anything else over it. The warning flag for me is that 1)they are not Thayer & Chandler designed(a plus if it were only true) and 2)Badger didn't even have the stones to put their own name on it! Danger Will Robinson..Danger.....LOL
Regards,
Chris the cabbie
The Satagraph4 is a whole different creature than a SATA2. The SATAgraph 4 has the best seals of any airbrush I've used. And with 40 years of airbrushing, I've used most. Right now I have 6 airbrushes set up in my studio and 2 are SATAgraph4's, 2 are Iwata Eclipses, and 2 are Badger Omni. My ability to keep a roof over my head depends on the dependability of the airbrushes I use. The SATA4's are workhorses. They get the job done and give me the least amount of issues. My airbrushes work an average of 60-80 hours a week. So say what you want, but the SATA4's work for me the best.