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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/
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