I opened my wallet, held my ankles and bought a PS 770 airbrush. Incredible tool in deed. Lots can be said about a well crafted atomized flow and a baby soft and responsive trigger! Best regards to you both!
Softer trigger i could see helping with finger fatigue. I might have to look into that. Outside of base coating or gloss i don't think I'd like the short trigger. Especially for detail. I generally want a longer trigger or a pad on top for detail. But i do think it adds to fatigue. Thanks for this
Correct me if I am wrong but the only reason I can see for replacing the spring and trigger is for helping finger fatigue, but surly if finger fatigue is an issue for so many people why haven’t manufacturers caught on and changed their designs, seems logical to me, perhaps I am missing something, but that’s the way I see it. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience with us. 👍🇬🇧🏴😀
Yes, I think that manufacturers should take a closer look at shorter triggers and softer springs. Sagola, for example has a softer spring as standard and it works nicely with their trigger setup, the only downfall I found with their brushes is a softer needle .
Fantastic! I bought the iwata custom micron takumi with soft spring and short trigger from Dru Blair! I hope to airbrush beautiful pictures like you and Dru!
Yes mate it will fit I have the deluxe soft springs in stock for $40 (inc GST) usually $44.95 let me know if you want one and I can ship it to you , Trigger can purchased from Dru 👍🏻
put any trigger spring in you wan't does not matter its about the air pressure going through the airbrush. the air pressure will push on the air valve .invent a air valve that incoming air pressure won't push up.
Exactly what i said but then i realized, the INITIAL force to push the airvalve open is based on the air pressure holding the valve closed (higher pressure more downward force required to push it open), once open the air by passes the valve and so the force generated on pushing the trigger (valve) back up by the air, is minimal and the spring takes over, thus if you have a softer spring , the initial force (like you said) is based on air pressure, but then holding down the valve once the air is flowing is based on the spring, so it is easier to hold down the soft spring for extended periods of time....
I opened my wallet, held my ankles and bought a PS 770 airbrush. Incredible tool in deed. Lots can be said about a well crafted atomized flow and a baby soft and responsive trigger! Best regards to you both!
They are a fantastic brush I am looking forward to really putting mine through it’s paces when creating some art with it over the Christmas break 👍🏻
Softer trigger i could see helping with finger fatigue. I might have to look into that. Outside of base coating or gloss i don't think I'd like the short trigger. Especially for detail. I generally want a longer trigger or a pad on top for detail. But i do think it adds to fatigue. Thanks for this
Yes it will help , I will let you know as I am just about to switch over to the shorter trigger in my micron so will let you know my thoughts 👍🏻
Correct me if I am wrong but the only reason I can see for replacing the spring and trigger is for helping finger fatigue, but surly if finger fatigue is an issue for so many people why haven’t manufacturers caught on and changed their designs, seems logical to me, perhaps I am missing something, but that’s the way I see it. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience with us. 👍🇬🇧🏴😀
Yes, I think that manufacturers should take a closer look at shorter triggers and softer springs. Sagola, for example has a softer spring as standard and it works nicely with their trigger setup, the only downfall I found with their brushes is a softer needle .
Fantastic! I bought the iwata custom micron takumi with soft spring and short trigger from Dru Blair! I hope to airbrush beautiful pictures like you and Dru!
great tips
Thank you 🙏🏻
Cool !
Thank you 👍🏻
Where can you find softer springs I have looked every where and everyone is out of stock
Olá amigos americanos e australiano etc
Sou do Brasil comprei o gatilho recentemente estou em fase de testes
What are your thoughts after a whole year of using the spring and the lowrider trigger? Thanks in advance! By the way love your channel!
Good info boys 👍will this trigger and spring also work for the CMC + 0.23mm Airbrush ?
Yes mate it will fit I have the deluxe soft springs in stock for $40 (inc GST) usually $44.95 let me know if you want one and I can ship it to you , Trigger can purchased from Dru 👍🏻
put any trigger spring in you wan't does not matter its about the air pressure going through the airbrush. the air pressure will push on the air valve .invent a air valve that incoming air pressure won't push up.
Exactly what i said but then i realized, the INITIAL force to push the airvalve open is based on the air pressure holding the valve closed (higher pressure more downward force required to push it open), once open the air by passes the valve and so the force generated on pushing the trigger (valve) back up by the air, is minimal and the spring takes over, thus if you have a softer spring , the initial force (like you said) is based on air pressure, but then holding down the valve once the air is flowing is based on the spring, so it is easier to hold down the soft spring for extended periods of time....
Where can I get a short trigger for my iwata eclipse sbs? Thanks.
I realize it is pretty randomly asking but does anyone know a good website to watch new tv shows online ?