DaveG
Airbush Analyst
Or possibly something designed along the same lines of how Russia designs military aircraft or other military hardware on. That is, refine an airbrush where it absolutely needs to be refined and do not do so where it doesn’t in order to save costs. So a lot of attention to detail on the machining and finish of the internal parts and interfaces, the needle taper, the regulator and the nozzle throat, while eliminating additional finishing and refinement on the exterior.
I measured a BUNCH of brushes to get an idea of what acceptable tolerances may be between manufacturers. I used test indicators, gauge blocks, gauge pins, micrometers, calipers, and a few other instruments to examine scores of parts. I don't think based on the results I found that I would draw that conclusion. It does sound really good, though.
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