MaxPower wrote: |
Don I'm sorry I didn't really understand your post there. The impression I get though is your saying you can control with a regulator. If that's what you said it's a different issue than I'm talking about. I find the needle itself, the shape and taper of it, transition very quickly. I find the brush goes from a fine spray to spewing paint with not a lot of trigger movement. It takes some practice to get the fine control. My Iwata sprays a managable spray even with the trigger wide open. The Anthem empties it's cup in about 4 seconds wide open! Edit: I know you know what I'm talking about I just read about the dual taper on your website!! |
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MaxPower, you made some very good points and explain why some of us on the forum perfer the Iwata. The Iwata needle is more durable despite of the steeper taper.
Don Wheeler did a wonderful job on his web site showing why the regular Badger needle responds the way it does. The regular needle shape makes it less likely to get bent, at the expenses of fine control. The new Badger Renegade airbrush uses a steeper tapered needle to give it a more refined control, at the expenses of a more delicate needle.
Airbrush hardware is more expensive in UK. A link to a low cost Iwata vendor will help DogTailRed3 a lot.