I just bought one because of your review. I think it sprays quite nice. For the sticking trigger it is recommend to grease the brass part of the needle and the part where the spring sits. Not much, just a thin film after cleaning.

The hole that you saw in the 1st segment. Was it supposed to be there or was it burned through?

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Back the plunger all the way out. Screw in the can. Connect the hose to suction line. Slightly twist can to purge air. Tighten can backup. Screw down the piercing plunger into can. Back out plunger.

Cual es el ajuste de esa pistola ?

You cant change the nozzle on these. Bought 2 bit had to put them both in the bin as couldn't get nozzle loose

Your review of the green gun is completely the opposite of everyone else's and their documentation, which says that it's intended only for spraying thinner material. Everyone else that I"ve seen review it, and the one that I have, spray lighter stuff well but are really pretty horrible at anything heavier like primers and such. I will agree that the purple gun is better built, and I wouldn't be surprised if there have been a dozen different versions over the years (my oldest might be 20years old now), and I have 3 or 4 of them around and they're all different. They have gotten better cap designs over the years, but the thing that they all have in common is that they do not spray a lot of volume. I've gotten frustrated with my newest one (I got it during Covid) when as one of my projects I built an 8' long desk for my kids for "at home learning" and it was just taking WAY too long to spray water based poly out of it. I ended up dumping the cup into the HF gun that used to be sold for $6x or $7x (It may be discontniued, I saw it earlier this hear on sale for $49) which sprays MUCH more like a professional gun.

any problem with the little plastic screen filter? ive heard it said the gun works better without it - but you must strain-filter your paint well, before pouring into gun....

I'm new to painting with an HVLP gun and recently bought the same one from Amazon. I started with a 1.4 tip, attempting to spray some Rustoleum charcoal gray. Although the recommendation was to thin it at 5%, I found that it was still too thick. I increased the thinning to 10% and tried painting a small part, but the results were poor, with lots of spurting and severe orange peel. After watching numerous KZbin videos, I realized that most people spraying Rustoleum use a 3:1 ratio, so my paint was likely still too thick. I may have also been using too low a pressure. I'm considering returning the gun and buying a more expensive one, but I might just be setting it up incorrectly since others have had good results with it. Does anyone have any suggestions? Should I return it, or should I try adjusting the setup and do some more testing to get better results?

as i clean and maintain my 32e, this is very helpful. thank you for posting

House painting: I have 2 purple guns think one is a little lower pressure and a 4oz. Still in the box. One of the larger drilled out to 2mm. So I dont have to thinn out the exterior paint so much.. happy it works. Using the un-drilled one for trim and doors. If you have doors to paint wow what a time saver and good job, no paterns to follow and tidying brush strokes! Kudos on all the notes great idea and practice.

410a does hurt the environment according to the EPA

i used this gun with 2.0 tip on primer ,worked awesome, but you do need a strong air compressor,

3:24 that's a really smart idea to keep a record of your settings and examples. Thanks for the lesson & sharing

I gues there listening to the customers❤ I drilled the Orifice dim....5/64. - 2mm. Have two guns one is the pricier one as it has the multi wrench a big plus. Drilling the orfice will allow you to run thicker paint so you dont weaken the glues. Im keeping my other gun as is for oils, furniture doors etc. Nice to know they upgraded the cheaper unit!! Thanks!

I wanted to see how you put the liner in, you skipped over that whole part.

You have to take the whole front panel off then you'll see the door to the combustion chamber.

Magic chef October 1983 and still running!!

I have one similar to the gray box. To keep it from wandering, I put it in place and twist it to the right and maintain pressure with the wrench

Not sure why but I think your videos are great actually.

The whole time I watched this all I could picture was Willem Defoe.

at 2:27, I say "fence" but "stop" is probably correct term.

Great video, how many pounds of 410a does a dehumidifier take ? Thanks

I've tried three different kits both expensive and cheap and they ALL slipped. I can't take the line anywhere because it is almost impossible to remove from the truck. Thanks for the hint, anyway.

Thanks for posting this, always nice to share in the misery haha!

thanks man, aprecciate

Fixed several of them. Takes some skill with brazing. Have had 5 different brands that have lost charge. Must braze in service port on low side, find fix leak if possible, evacuate, and very important, “weigh in the charge”. R410a must be charged as a liquid. Takes LOTS of tools and equipment but if your in the business, not difficult. Not a DIY thing due to equipment and brazing skills as demonstrated in this video.

I'm ready to do the same thing. Thanks

Thanks for this rob, using that same red kit and was slipping as well!

Garden hoses and dehumidifiers... Two things one never needs to buy if a fixer. Garden hoses only need new brass barb fittings -- no worm-drive hose clamps, use flush-fitting wire clamps (see the ClampTite tool and/or the associated DIY-built clones). The last dehumidifier I dragged home on trash day was a very nice Whirlpool example. The compressor would run even if the unit was switched off via the electronic control panel. The compressor would run until thermal overload. Okay, I dove into the electronic controller board and discovered the compressor relay was stuck in the "on" position. The control side of the relay was being commanded correctly from the electronic controller board. With a brand new relay sourced off eBay, I desolered off the old one and installed the new one. The thing now works like a dream! Actually, better than a dream since the dehumidifier was free and fixed with an hour or two of diagnostic time and fifteen minutes of electronic soldering.

Thanks for the info on the "Purple" guns. I looked at my gun that had #62300 on the box and bought about a year ago. The 1.4 nozzle had the improved extra holes and the longer housing, but no tool to remove the fluid nozzle, (the black part) so I'm going to make a wrench as you advise to remove it. My older gun, #67181 on the box, seems to be a hybrid, still no wrench in the box, but it has the improved 1.4 nozzle as the newer gun, but the shorter housing. I haven't used either gun, they're still new in the box, but it should be interesting to compare the spray patterns between the two. Once I remove the black fluid nozzle, the comparison should be interesting.

410a? 134a? Both have different boiling point.

Brake rotors are either cast iron or ceramic. No auto manufacturer or offbrand uses a more expensive material than cast iron because cast iron performs better for braking purposes than mild or stainless steel. Stainless in general warps way faster then iron in braking applications due to its constant heat cycling, and would make the steel deform and become extremely brittle in the first couple hours of normal driving.

My cousin JUST bought this gun. Only after did we find out that Harbor Freight doesn't sell the different sized needles for these any more....

Many companies will allow you to trade your tanks up and if you are just cuttibg change you can change tip to propane which is much cheaper

Bulgarian 😂 good luck

No one uses 1.7 and 2.0 tip for clear.. those are for primers

I laugh when you says it's common then say it's beckett ar wich I've never heard of and can't find anything about it on the internet. Although it does look like it takes industry standard parts. I wonder if becket just branded it for magic chef. But the chassis looks a bit different from an af/afg there common models

might seem strange but the back part of the needle and spring needs some grease. This is a sata copy, sata even sells grease for parts on their guns, just make sure you don't get it into the fluid area. This is a copy of the old Sata jet from 1990

That supplier sells that same gun out to several different distributors, I have one in red, and one in blue, same gun. They use whatever parts are cheapest and readily available to produce the gun that fits the specs, so you're not going to have the consistency of the assembly like you would from a reputable brand name (even they do the same thing sometimes). You could probably buy 1 every month for a year and find some small variation in the assembly, very normal for a lot of HF products.

Where did you buy it at

I recently got a portable torch set like yours. My local welding shop filled my new oxygen tank, but acetylene was a swap out. Man at the shop explained the acetylene tanks are all filled in NJ (I'm in NY) and the shop that fills them keeps the new ones for their customers. I use mine for auto repair (heating up rusty nuts/bolts), quick cutting tasks.

Thanks for the info

If you were to choose between the harbor freight purple and this one for occasional use which would you go for

disposed the older one cus new one is much better, thanks for review!

good gun that need some mods and will be a great gun, with regulator on aliexpress for 55 us. thanks for review.

Where did you buy this gun?

Great review! Which one do you recommend in painting deck rails on a deck? Thanks....

Brilliant

an experienced prof. sprayer can paint with almost anything, and still get good results🤠