It's a long watch, but well worth it.
If you get yourself a Harder & Steenbeck (popular here in the Europe apparently) you cannot backflush it the same way as with Iwata & Badger. Instead, unscrew the nozzle protector a little and it will backflush.
Well, you don't necessarily need to unscrew the nozzle to backflush a H&S... at least that's not what I do. I use a very thick microfiber cloth, press the nozzle into the cloth and voila: backflush...just be careful if you work without your nozzle cap to not bend the needle tip.
ReplyDeleteTried that one and punctured my finger :) Now I unscrew the nozzle-holder instead. :)
ReplyDeletehaha...the video is nice by the way. I subscribed to the channel ages ago and the first thing I did after seeing the video, was to post it at two boards I visit frequently: My local stores board, which also host a sub-forum for my gaming club, and one of the bigger German TTG boards, where "can I start airbrushing with this 50€ ebay deal" questions pop up pretty much once or twice a week.
ReplyDeleteReally helpful for people who are either new to airbrushing or want to get into it, answers a lot of the questions frequently asked by fellow wargamers...