VEDA review

[The dude]

Hi all just bought a Veda 180s for £34 posted now i am a Iwata man through and through but i thought i would give this a go, So quality is not bad and using heavily reduced wicked detail 1-3 it performs ok the mac valve makes a huge difference and i quickly did an eye spent about 5mins the trigger is a bit stiff but response is good.I will try something a bit larger and with more detail and see how it goes.For my £34 i got 1 airbrush 1 quick release coupling and 3 nozzle and needles 0.2,0.3,0.5

 

[Squishy]

People who get good ones seem to like them, but it is hit and miss. It's how they perform long term with regular use that I think is the issue, a couple of weeks in, and if you have to replace parts then it's often cheaper to get a new one. Do that a couple of times, and you could have got a branded brush in the first place.

But it's good to know there are some that work well, for anyone who just wants to get spraying without spending a lot of money - as long as people are aware it can be a false economy in the long run.

 

[boneman65]

looks identical to my first brush the Master G44.......i bought some parts but they didnt even fit the brush right....i soon changed brushes and wow what a difference...

 

[The dude]

I agree I`m Iwata through and through just somebody asked me to try this ab. To be honest i think its what you feel comfortable with I have a H+S infinity cr plus i have put a 0.2 needle and nozzle set in it and i still can`t get on with it.If i could get my backside in gear i would sell it.

 

[jagardn]

I agree I`m Iwata through and through just somebody asked me to try this ab. To be honest i think its what you feel comfortable with I have a H+S infinity cr plus i have put a 0.2 needle and nozzle set in it and i still can`t get on with it.If i could get my backside in gear i would sell it.

There is definitely a personal preference aspect to it. My favorites are Iwata and H&S, but I pick up my Evolution AL Plus more than anything else.