New Harder & Steenbeck Airbrush

[@maxwellduncan6150]

Just a thought: Metal cup cover could easily be printed if you locate someone with a metal printer.

[@garyshobbystudio]

It's possible I just don't know of a metal 3d printer.

[@stevenunez]

Nice video walkthrough, I have one on order as well.....FYI- his last name is pronounced- "Hee Ral Dez."

[@garyshobbystudio]

Yeah I suck with pronunciation. I have a video of the use of it. Just need to get it edited and uploaded.

[@AngelGiraldeZ]

@@garyshobbystudio Don't worry about the pronunciation; it's cool :)

[@garyshobbystudio]

Thank you!

[@musoseven8218]

Good luck with your new purchase - I think that you'll enjoy it, strip down will be a LOT easier than the Badger. I like the high roller trigger on the Badger and I hear good things about the Renegade Krome. I've the Infinity CRP, Evolution CRP and a Chameleon Infinity. I've tweaked/modufied the first two (I'd like to add taller triggers which I think are only available on certain special editions - some are reversible too for LH and RH). I use these for detail work, although I've put a 0.6 set up in the Evolution (the Infinity has a 0.4 set up and the Chameleon is 0.2 or 0.15). I've also a pair of Paasches for base coats and primers, the H is so easy to use when time and energy is in short supply, having said that the H&S models are really easy clean up. I've a couple of bigger Sparmax for 1/16 & 1/12 scale models. Looking forward to seeing how you get on - I do like the various sketching caps✌️👍💜😊

[@garyshobbystudio]

Thanks! The Krome is a nice airbrush and with the hi roller trigger it feels better than the stock one. I am looking forward to trying out the .15 needle that did finally come in. They did correct some of the flaws in the original cr plus in this one. The slack in the trigger is way reduced. There was a video shoeing how to correct it by using just some ptfe washers on it. So It will take time for me to get used to it. I have a iwata revolution cr for general painting on larger surfaces and priming. The only thing I wish I could do is either change the trigger top or reverse it on my cr plus.

[@JoaoAlves-b7y]

Raised masokistic kind of blade for a trigger

[@JoaoAlves-b7y]

That Giraldez trigger...its seems like it was made for a Fakir...

[@garyshobbystudio]

Yeah it is definetly a different type of trigger for an airbrush. I just have to adjust the way I use the trigger to make it more comfortable for me.

[@gonzalvezalvez6572]

I don't like it at all, going to use a old ultra trigger. Its like it was somekind of "nazi" style of making you use the airbrush like AnRRel RRiraldez. My finger sits more to the front, its probably not the best way to "sit" on the trigger. Bottom line it is not ergonomical at all and it does not make sense. The original trigger from the regular Infinity was just perfect. If it "ain't" broke...

[@garyshobbystudio]

I agree if it's not broke don't fix it. I will have to see if I can get the other one so I can change mine.

[@garyshobbystudio]

I agree if it's not broke don't fix it. I will have to see if I can get the other one so I can change mine.

[@Bunyip_Studios]

Just swap the "G" for an "H" easy, "Hiraldez". having seen how this has been re-engineered, it's almost a different airbrush

[@JoaoAlves-b7y]

Its not easy...to me the best way to pronounce it is Riraldez (like Ricardo)...but then again, I am Portuguese...