Harder & Steenbeck

[geegad]

just wondered if any of you have used these in the past im looking at getting inifinity 2'1 looks a superb air brush you can control how far the trigger goes from a screw at the back..so if any of you have used it tell me if its worth it

many thanks

john

[John]

Not sure about the H&S but you can get several Iwata airbrushes with the same preset handle, or you can but a separate one for the Revolution CR

[geegad]

that was the first brush i had and i use that still for coats of future and anthing that could harm the one i use for spraying paint...i just want to try a different make having always used iwata.and ive herd great things about this company....oh and like the new lay out john...and i love the bug i brought from you time saver and space saver..

[Guest]

I have a Harder & Steenbeck Evolution which I am very pleased with.

Simple to clean only has 6 parts to dismantle & very easy to put back together.

It has 4 different nozzle needles sizes to choose for. .18 .2 .4 .6.

Also fitted with an adjustment at the back for the trigger pull back control which includes a memory form the last setting if you go to full control. Have to admit I have used this a couple of times but prefer to rely on my judgement.

Each part of the brush is offered as spares & which seem to me to be very reasonable in cost.

The only problems I have encountered so far are the thrown in at random human type.

If you buy one with differing size needle/nozzles straight away look at the markings on the needle end & also the rings on the nozzle guard to match up. I have a small list & also on one made my own marks. Neither markings seem to tie up.

Laurie

[geegad]

thats what has drawn me to this airbrush the thingy at the back quick for panel lines and such forth