Fantastic! The "no name" Minigun. NEW fan pattern round pattern combination airbrush! 

Thank you! 🤗

Thanks!

its very well designed and built. I absolutely love this thing.

unfortunately the 2.0 wont hack into this cup.. But im leaving the 2.0 setup behind and going back to the old style because the 3 oz cups are too shallow to be useful. i realize a lot of folks wouldnt use a pps cup for small amounts of paint. because they are kinda expensive. But i like to keep my water based clears in a PPS cup.. Because well you get it who wants to clean cups :) They also sell an adapter for the 290 now. (i may sell my 290 after I get a .6 for this one.. but I still kinda love that brush) I would honestly not hesitate to paint a lot of stuff with this that I would normally use my lph 80 for.

if you got a need for this type of gun its fabulous.. i forgot to mention about half of a th2. :)

Antthing you need a nice wide spray. I’ve used it for body paint, clear coats, primers and base coats on various projects

I have not removed the head assembly. Ive pulled them off the procon boy 290 and a TH before and both times dinged them up.. They are all brass and if like those brushes on extremely tight.

Yes this will lay urethane clear very well.

@@TheAIRspace thank you for your reply I don’t believe my last message sent but I had one more question I have a compressor that’s a 4.7 gallon tank, 3/4 HP will that run this machine ?

Yes it should run it for pretty heavy use. @@brunolandasantana5506

@@TheAIRspacethanks a lot man bought this machine anyways very excited to try it out today !

Very useful for the guys who do skate decks and tumblers as well. But if I were doing gunpla id certainly not be looking at anything of this size. Maybe a 290 to bulk prime if you were bulk painting It would definitely be too much for that use.

Yes Spraygunner has the adapter. Ill post up a link direct to the adapter in a moment.

You need this adapter spraygunner.com/spray-guns/parts-and-accessories/disposable-cups-adapters/adapter-for-disposable-cup-adapter/?aff=15 And this adapter for pps1 spraygunner.com/spray-guns/parts-and-accessories/disposable-cups-adapters/no-name-disposable-cup-adaptor-for-minigun/?aff=15 #afflink For certain there is not a lot on reviews on this gun yet. It would have been nice to have one on the early release.

Thanks..I ordered those two! Was the other adapter the one that fits on the gsi creos gun?

There is an adapter for the GSI creos and Iwata TH but you need both ones I linked to adapt to a pps cup from the minigun. @@nolanlane9328

@@TheAIRspace thanks for responding back, I really appreciate that

I don't think any of the studio series compressors are strong enough to run this. You are going to need around 1.5 CFM or 44LPM to run one of these. I believe the power jet pro only delivers about .8CFM The second answer is yes these will work with solvents.

i actually forgot the maxx jet, which I think would run it. but as below. 1.5 CFM is your target to use one of these .

@@TheAIRspace Thankyou

@@TheAIRspace could I maybe bother you will the problem I’ve got? So basically im looking for a trigger style airbrush with a fan cap. I do surface repair for a living & the company I work with it’s all very heavy gear & im tired of carrying all the overpowered equipment I just want something I can use with a small compressor that has a fan pattern that I can be more mobile with 😂

@@Adventuristic89 the other brush I showed in this video is the GSI creos ps 290 and you can find it here amzn.to/3uVWmzH **Aff Link** if thats a big enough pattern to do what your looking for. But its a .5 how thick of material are you spraying and how big an area are all questions you gotta look at.

Link in the description 😊

yes. the 290 is the same as the th1

I need to review the 850.. but I don't want to buy it :0 I am mulling around the idea of showcasing a video on how to make those spray better. I have a knockoff of the 850 here. But im not 100% sure if the parts interchange.

Dumbell shape spray patterns have 3 causes... Air pressure too high, fan pattern to wide or fluid volume too low. Since with these types of guns we cannot adjust the fan pattern, and presume we only turn up air high enough to achieve atomization.. It leaves us with one problem. Like MANY MANY spray pattern airbrushes. The grex suffers from the wrong type of needle for a spray gun type performance. Two things happen when the needle protrudes through the nozzle that are fighting against the entire purpose of a fan pattern. One your volume is partially blocked from the needle, even when fully retracted it is still choking off volume. Two as fluid follows the air as it closes in around the needle you are pulling the paint to a smaller diameter (which is why long tapered needles produce finer lines generally speaking) Of course THAT is at odds with spraying a wider pattern. Lower volume and room for pigments of course is at odds with spraying heavier paints .. like basecoating with pearls and such. Or heavy primers. Things you might be wanting to use a "large coverage" for. Of course when i mention those glaring defects people get touchy. With that all said, by far this gun has outperformed every other fan pattern airbrush i have tried. Even the gsi creos 290/ iwata wont compare if high volume coverage is what you are looking for. The TH2 and this are close... the TH atomizes a little finer perhaps. This has a slightly heavier coverage. FWIW i think the Tritium is massively overpriced.