Hello chap
No, the link that Chuck gave you is correct; but maybe Mr Lermytte will
take a few days to answer to you, but he will do it; if you
think your message could have been lost, write to him again.
As for the hose, I bought it ( three in fact, as I have
another compressor near the spraybooth) already made by him; you
can make it yourself from the parts he sells ( unscrewing the
connector, putting the end of the hose, screwing the connector) I am
very pleased with them as they are very wide, which seems
to supply more airflow, and they don't seem to stock water
inside. But keep in mind that they are mounted with a
NW 2.7 female connector to match the male airbrush
connector, but also NW 5.0 male connector on the other end, to
match a female connector on the compressor. You can equip your
compressor thus ( a little Teflon tape, a few drops of paste and you
mount this connector : 10 minutes) I am equipped thus. The only thing
is that if you plan to buy another airbrush in the future, it will have
to be equipped with a quick connect ( in fact, all my airbrushes are
equipped with a quick connect, H&S of course, Badger/T&C,
Iwata, Efbe, Paasche; Gabbert are also equipped at the factory)
There could be an alternative, but I don't know if it can work : the
same transparent wide hose with the female NW 2.7 connector for the
airbrush on one end and a 1/4" or 1/8" female connector ( what goes on
your compressor) on the other end. Ask Mr Lermytte for this option. If
it can be made, I suppose you can make it yourself the same as the
former one.
Let me know what you decided.
And tell me, chap, don't you think that searching and
choosing a new airbrush is like buying flowers to a
girl and choosing the restaurant : the anticipation of pleasure
?