Woodpecker
Double Actioner
Why has someone not invented an ab where you can adjust the fan width? Or is there one?
Fan adjustable a/b's
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tucky
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yeah dude..you can usually do that my moving the airbrush back away from the substrate
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Eyanobi
Guest
The Paasche Talon & Vision has a Fan Head - It's large nozzle too - Works like a mini spray gun. (You may need to buy either the kit or fan head separate)
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wmlepage
Guest
Iwata HP-TH has a fan cap too. And a built in MAC valve. I would think an adjustable fan would be difficult to do in an airbrush.
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Eyanobi
Guest
The Paasche Fan Head is adjustable (or moveable...???) whatev - Anyway - it works ok - The Talon Atomizes nicely - It's just got an odd issue with air real ease (The air doesn't come as smooth as a Japan made brush (or German one for that matter) - Gets the job done though
Woodpecker
Double Actioner
Yes, I guess it would be difficult, but not impossible. An easier option would be to manufacture tubes to replace the end cap, and have them with various sized holes. Say from 0.05 upwards.
Might not have to change needle/nozzles to get fine lines.
I'm having trouble getting real fine lines. I only have a cheap knockoff, but it works a treat as an ab. I guess I'll get a known make and give that a go. I do know that quality guns for car painting are way better than the cheapies, but I can still get a decent finish with one.
I loved using rotring pens for outlining, many moons ago.
MeeshellMP
Goddess Queen of carts
I just purchased the Paasche TGX Talon "Vision" - Fine Detail Airbrush today. Im sure I will pleased with it. Bought it for the fan out purpose. BUT, I will NEVER dis own my Krome!!
Woodpecker
Double Actioner
I noticed iwata have brought out a trigger pistol ab.
It's called neo. Looks rather nifty, and the utube vid of it also looks good. I am going to get this model, as I am so used to a trigger. I'll order it this week and see how different it feels and operates.
It's called neo. Looks rather nifty, and the utube vid of it also looks good. I am going to get this model, as I am so used to a trigger. I'll order it this week and see how different it feels and operates.
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Eyanobi
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Triggers are good for general application I find - wider areas and the like - But for detail work I prefer the gravity top trigger Ab's or a side feed. But those Neo's do look nice - I haven't any experience with one though - The IWATA HPTH is a beaut. IWATA TR2 is a great one too.
