Harder & Steenbeck Infinity CRplus Airbrush

[@jonathanrobertson3406]

Short if a demonstration (paint demonstration) this is the most perfect review I have found yet. Thank you.

[@Ruddigore]

9 years on from this review and this airbrush is still one of the best on the market. I adore its look and for me it has been the best airbrush I have ever owned, I use it daily, cleaning it is a doddle as is changing the needle size. A good review 👍

[@SirBuffton]

What's your cleaning routine like? How often do you completely disassemble?

[@Sassy_Witch]

Dude thank you so much. At 7:00 I was SO confused what the point of that feature was because the manual is so awful in that regard. Then I kept looking for a way to limit the lever since even my cheap awful airbrush had that feature and got worried. You saved me a lot of time and nerves, thank you so much

[@gyrogurugabriel]

This was an excellent video! Your passion for this airbrush is now shared. I feel absolutely inclined to find one for myself. I was only hoping that you would have provided a view through the airbrush when you had it disassembled so that one could get an idea of what it would be like to clean out the airbrush. Thanks for the video! Well done.

[@alvinmarcus5780]

Thank you for showing us this awesome piece of German engineering. I've saved the video because in two days I will be ordering my Harder and Steenbeck Infinity. And I can't wait . 👍😊 Update. This is a work of art. I started to get a cheaper airbrush but so glad I went with the Harder and Steenbeck Infinity. 👍😊

[@dredfxcustompaint]

Still got mine 8years + and still going great brush

[@Digitalfiendscom]

Nice review. I just picked up one of these for spraying fine details on miniatures; I plan on relegating my Iwata HP-CS to base coating or painting larger miniatures such as buildings/vehicles, etc. Another reason the triple coating on the CR Plus is so nice is that it is much more resistant to harsher solvents, so you can happily spray enamels, etc and not worry too much about damaging the finish (the PTFE seals are more resistant than the regular seals in the Iwata too). The trigger action and air/paint control is so much more precise than my Iwata too (which in turn significantly better than my Badger 105).

[@RedWhineman]

Thank you for the review! All HS needle/nozzles work in all of their guns (except for a few exceptions), therefore you can use .15mm, .2mm, .4mm, and .6mm needle sets in Infinities. These guns are very versatile. I purchased an Evolution CR+ 2n1 and added a "quick fix" handle to it all for around $200 brand new and including shipping. So now, except for the color scheme (don't care), and the see through handle that allows for tension adjustment (never use), I have an Infinity. I'm very happy with this brush. One thing to remember, HS makes their needles out of solder (satire!). My Paasche needles are way more durable. I've tuned my Paasches so well, I have a hard time deciding which brush to use. Thanks again!

[@bowser515]

Thank you for this great video, it convinced me last week to buy this one and it is gorgeous!! I just watched again and played along. My first airbrush and I think I made the right choice. Time to practice...

[@Bassmunchkin1]

My first airbrush as well, yep we definitely made the right choice that's for sure

[@Bassmunchkin1]

Thanks for an excellent video and as mentioned, a piece of excellence and I know I bought it for spraying, but have I really got to put paint through it, I'm still dribbling at pure beauty. It's like staring at Rolls Royce in the automobile sector

[@Dragonblaster1]

You can also get a 0.6mm needle for priming etc. I have one with all four needles, but I generally run it with the 0.4.

[@Steve-dr7rr]

Thanks great video I just brought the harder and steenbeck chameleon 2 in 1 unbelievable airbrush

[@Dragonblaster1]

I put mine through a heavy session during the weekend, but because she's so "disassemblable", there was no trouble getting every bit of paint out of her and off her, and at the moment she's looking brand spanking new again. On that chrome finish, paint dribbles can just be scraped off with a fingernail.

[@restigouche3609]

Thank you, just what I needed to get started with my new Infinity CRplus

[@Dallas-Nyberg]

I have an Infinity 2 in 1 (not the CR).. awesome airbrush.. extemely well made and easy to maintain.... a fine line masterpiece... pricey, but worth every cent.

[@johndowd7010]

My first and only airbrush.top of the line.

[@l3ullD0ggy]

good review ive got the evolution duo,i love how the front tip housing doesent screw in,my old airbrush had a screw in tip section and after stripping it down to clean over time the brass thread snapped off inside makeing airbrush useless unless id sent it tobe fixed but was a cheap type,everyone should invest in getting a harder steenbeck airbrush for there quality

[@Dude_Slick]

It looks exactly like my original Infinity. The nickel is not a problem for me. I love this brush. I prefer it to my Iwatas.

[@1965Scotia]

Great video, very helpful for me as a complete beginner. Thanks

[@davidhansen1197]

excellent tutorial....especially for the beginner

[@viper29ca]

@mitchellcipriano, gotta agree with Rocket....you obviously haven't had one of these in your hands. There isn't a Badger AB made that can hold a candle to the Infinity. Parts are about the same price, cleaning is a breeze, take off the back, take off the front, slide the needle out, clean and re-assemble...doesn't get much easier.

[@sidryder7495]

Either your valve is blown or, more likely, your needle packing seal is worn out. That allows paint to get back where the trigger is, and it dries up and screws up your trigger action. A package of seals will cost you less than ten bucks from Chicago Airbrush.

[@silentcircle8045]

One more quick tip is that you can push the needle out the front, and then reinsert through the front also, this will help you from damaging the needle.

[@BigAndTall666]

As the the teflon needle bearing is a Badger patent i´m sure Badger provides parts for this model too! :-D

[@thyjohnson123]

How many needles come in the Infiniti 3 in 1

[@MichelleVideo]

@viper/rocket, I have an Infinity and I have not used it in a long time. Honestly, I only bought it because I like to try new ABs, after playing with it, I can say first hand that the Renegades and the Sotar can easily match it performance. I think you need to try the Renegades. you will be surprised.

[@sidryder7495]

I've had my Infinity for about a year now. It has the smallest possible nozzle size I've seen anywhere (.15 mm). It's a sweet airbrush, but a couple of words of advice: First, buy the Harder Steenbeck airbrush tool, which doesn't come with the brush, and you will need it. Second, buy a second needle, because the break easily if you work really close. Also, buy a complete set of seals, because they do wear out on a brush this delicate. Other than, that go for it. Spare parts aren't expensive.

[@SPACENOMADMALEV]

Thanks for this broda. More useful than the manual that came with it !

[@hefty88]

Will u be do a review the Paasche Talon airbrush

[@markjolyn94]

Very nice airbrush. I am guessing these are only available in the UK. I would like to know how they compare to say,an iwata. I customize model cars,and custom paint jobs. Thank you for the video. It was very informative

[@MichelleVideo]

I agree, the finish on these airbrushes is great and they look fantastic, but the in my experience they do not perform as well as a comparable Badger like the Renegade Krome. I also find the Badger airbrushes easier to clean and maintain. Further when you consider the cost of parts the Badger becomes my overwhelming favorite.

[@garryg69]

Thank you for the review

[@TheApostolosd]

PERFECT PIECE..... EXTREMELY NICE.....

[@Omkarah]

Well done!

[@FragNet0]

Good looking brush

[@AndyX]

@mitchellcipriano lol....this airbrush can lay down such fine detail , the renegade would quiver in fear hiding in the corner, are you serious? ...the badger is not even in the same league !

[@sonia19194]

Olá! Existe algum tutorial em português? Obrigada.

[@theartist53]

My trigger won't depress correctly. What is wrong???

[@JuandeHaro]

' manguera de 1/8 1/8?

[@Viernes13punto5]

Airbrush review without spraying any paint good job.

[@johnniebeaudoin9012]

Hi,i am a French canadien from Québec Laval, Question: where to buy this airbrush and also how much it cost?

[@ZAFarts]

infinity is good !!!

[@thomaswannrich4406]

+zaf of course, it's German

[@russ270963]

couldn't be easier!!

[@dalealancaldwell7352]

oh ya me old woman can tell you the quality of your precious metals in about 15mins.

[@manicniceguy2341]

Happy with my 2 Paasche Talons and 2 Badger Velocities parts are cheap for both. These H@S makes a aluminum airbrush now going to stay away if this one is junk =)

[@vikv5904]

15:47 That's waters grow blunt needle!! The needle should be removed and collected from the opposite side! Immediately evident that parses delitant who has no relationship with the airbrush!

[@silentcircle8045]

Harder und Steenbeck uber alas.

[@HD-sl5xv]

H D Infinity CR Plus Great looking airbrush well-made absolute garbage to spray paint with 1 second ago

[@652barry]

Just purchased one and not very impressed. Over priced junk.

[@jonathanguy470]

this is basically a dressed up chrome is it not , like everything german , overpriced

[@sonicstep]

+jonathan guy Did you ask a question? You're not the only market. Some of us like things to not just function and perform superbly, but to look and feel good too... It forms what is part of a user experience. If a Pagani Zonda R like presentation is not for you; look elsewhere. Happy airbrushing!