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Joe Fusco
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I got a Master airbrush kit for Christmas and it had a distinct lack of documentation with it. I've watched a few videos on disassembling the airbrush and there's one part that doesn't really get discussed. There's the needle chuck with its set "screw" then you have this knurled piece - that some brushes have a window for - that screws in and out of the body of the brush. My assumption is that it adjusts the flow relative to how far back you pull the trigger but I don't know. What does that piece do?
While I'm at it, on my siphon feed brush there's a nozzle adjuster that I'm thinking works like a pressure nozzle on a hose. Screw it down more, you get a tighter, higher velocity spray and open it up and you get a wider, softer spray. Do I have that right?
Thanks,
Joe
While I'm at it, on my siphon feed brush there's a nozzle adjuster that I'm thinking works like a pressure nozzle on a hose. Screw it down more, you get a tighter, higher velocity spray and open it up and you get a wider, softer spray. Do I have that right?
Thanks,
Joe