harder and steenbeck do it right every time ! 

Agree. H&S are knocking it out of the park with their helpful videos great customer service and amazing brushes. Your channel is a blessing to the community!! 😎😎

I could, very easily get into this level of painting, painting is super satisfying

Have to buy one asap! I have the old Ultra and have upgraded it with the same horn cap. It made the Ultra much better. Instead of buying several cheap brushes, go for something proper right away. It is the smarter and cheaper way🤗

I just pre-ordered one! I can't wait!!

Whow, will be buying one of those.

Great video

So cool.

Tracking info says the one I ordered from spraygunner is being delivered today. Can't wait to get home from work! 😊

Like Zondrakj, I was also wondering: can the new improved trigger be installed in the older Evolution, and Infinity for that matter? Be nice to fix the trigger lag on the older airbrushes with the upgraded trigger [I've got 4, for example]? Excellent video, by the way, as always!

Another great brush from H&S Rob as a company they seemed to have pulled their fingers out and have upped their game and are now producing some top quality guns. I like to think that they have listen to your comments and made the changes needed to make this a very nice airbrush🙏👍

This is the first H&S brush that is tempting me away from my microns! Looks stunning!

again great video they really upped the airbrush game i can't recommend other brushes anymore to be hones they paint great they clean easy and its all interchangeable so if you want to make a cheap detail brush just buy the smallest needle nozzle set and your done.

This is a great review, but there's a few things I had trouble with as an "out of box" experience from the 2024 Evolution. First, the back was screwed on absurdly tightly - way more than finger-tight. When I tried to take off just the back, the whole gold mid section turned as well so my first "experience" in trying to take the needle out was that the mid _and_ back assembly came away together which was mildly terrifying especially for the needle tip coming out backwards inside a more open body. I had to use rubber gloves just to get enough finger grip to separate the back from the gold mid section outside of the airbrush body. It's okay now, but that first experience was scary. I don't understand the o-ring in the middle - if you screw the end over it fully, the cut-out sits weirdly (slightly off horizontal) and the o-ring underneath creates _way too much friction_ with the back cover whereas the front section is just threaded. It seems the _intention_ is that you just twist it up to sit gently against the ring? If it's fully done up, when you undo the silver back, the gold mid section _always_ unscrews with the back - not what you want! It's a head-scratching design choice. This wasn't an issue on the Silverline (even though it didn't have the cut-out) as the rear screws fully into the mid section. It's odd that the 2024 was designed this way. If there was a second o-ring with the front threading to make it grippier so the mid section is less likely to twist first, that might have made sense. But I still don't get the exposed mid o-ring. Also out of the box, the chucking nut on mine was done up absurdly tight. Way, way beyond finger tight. It took a lot of careful attempts to loosen it (so as not to damage anything) so that the needle could be removed safely. Similarly, the friction fit of the front prongs was scary to remove the first time because it's also so tight out of the box. If you don't realise it's friction fit, the knurling of the cap suggests intuitively that _that's_ the part to undo, and you end up removing the entire front needle packing by accident. I ended up pulling the needle back out of the way and using nylon soft-jaw pliers to get it off, which still took some careful doing. Once it was removed the first time, it became easy to take on and off but again. The Silverline was similary odd as while its cap _was_ threaded, they didn't add knurling to indicate that just the cap could be removed. I'm not sure why the 2024 is friction fit, perhaps so you can change the preferred angle? Once I figure these three issues out, it's been a solid airbrush. The out of the box experience though? It definitely has some "gotchas".

Grafo airbrush all the way with fixed double action. Super easy to controle - way easier than the much used double action airbrushes. A trade secret !

Tried this brush in a local shop. A good quality general purpose airbrush with some new features. However experienced user won't feel necessary and spend 140 USD just because it is new. 😅 Instead I bought the H&S air valve and connected to my Infinity which turn it from a nice brush to a wonderful brush. Since I bought the infinity although it is nice, but expensive and not as great as it should be. Now more than great. 😊

Thanks Rob expert information as ever HnS have sure upped there game for 2024 😊😊

Those of us with the older brushes, can we buy new triggers etc to upgrade or do we have to buy complete new brushes?

For some reason I can no longer leave comments through my laptop so I have to use my phone. Anyhow great info vid mate I'm waiting for my new Evo to arrive mind you having said that my current Evo works great with your trigger hack. Once again great vid

I've been a fan of iwata but with these 2024 brushes come out I will be changing my loyalty to H&S.

Iwata all the way.

Please make a video on how to clean this specific airbrush. I just got mine. Subscribed!

The sin of greed has taken me over... seriously.

Is the new trigger mechanism compatible with the old infinity body ? I'd love to upgrade it at some point down the line.

Just treated myself to the superb Ultra 2024. I am looking at getting myself a 0.28mm nozzle setup and the 2ml cup H&S are releasing next year for the Ultra. The 2-in-1 Evolution is looking tempting as well, but I wonder what the main difference between an Ultra 2024 with 0.28mm setup and pincer cap and an Evolution 2024 with the same setup would be, softer trigger tension aside

Really dig your content on the mechanical side of airbrushing like this. I'm currently looking to upgrade my 10 year old Krome that has served me well. I though it was hands down going to be the Giraldez Infinity but after seeing what H&S did to the Evolution I may now wait for the Infinity 2024. I can see where they took some of the Giraldez and put it into the Evolution. Any idea when the 2024 Infinity is to be released?

I want one 😊

I had just about every Airbrush from Harder steenbeck about four years ago had gone back to iwata , was tired of after every use flushing out with whatever cleaner I was using for whatever paint I was using come back the next day try to pull the trigger back and it's stuck

Hello, I got an Evo Silverline bougth 2nd hand, is great and is over my capabilities. Trigger improved with teflon, it works!! So waiting to get a new 2024 in the future. I like your reviews and advices. Are wood pigeons in back sounds or is my imagination? Merry christmas

Would love to know how the triggers on the evo2024 and the ps270/ps771 compare. Both have gotten good reviews from you (assuming I understand what you’re saying 😏)

Sadly I didn't get an alert for this review, the season's greetings to you and yours🎉🎄🎄✌️😊💜👍 I'm waiting to see what the Infinity 2024 will be like, especially in alloy. Although I've got three H&S brushes already, so I don't want to be greedy😀😀

Thanks again , Ordered it a few days ago. You've just wound up the anticipation on getting my hands on it. Just one point are you saying this brush doesn't need any oil after a good clean down? Keep the fire burning! 🔥🔥🔥

So, question. I have just purchased the Infinity CR Plus. Should I have waited for the 2024? Will mine now be obsolete? Yikes!

Can I buy the new trigger and use it on my older CR Plus?

I was thinking of an Ultra, but also was wondering the difference between that and the new Gaahleri brushes.

I already received my ultra and it's amazing , I've got 2 evolutions on the way and looking forward to the new infinity coming out. However I'm confused on how I'm supposed to tell the difference between the old and new needle and nozzles ..... They look identical and even though they are close mm wise they should be different so mixing up my new .45 needle with my .4 needle I have in one of my other brushes is a problem ........which I think I've done ........any clue on how to tell the difference .......thanks

I need info on H & S Silverline M. I really want a quality side feed and would prefer to stay in H & S family. I can’t find anything on side feed other than Iwata. I’m new at responding and have yet to receive response, or any other confirmation, from anyone. Any response would be appreciated, even if it is “piss off”. Thanks for reading Lyndon

Hey, Rob - you've tested the Giraldez Infinity, it seems like it is a hybrid with some 2024 components. Do you think it's worth picking up or should I just wait for the Infinity 2024?

Have you had any problems with air leaks on this or the ultra 2024? My ultra 2024 has an air leak it seems the pin in the air valve is too long. Would you happen to have a fix for that that is not me using a spacer until h&S get back to me about getting the valve replaced?

Can I use the FPC Airvalve for the new Evo ? It doesn’t work for the new Ultra!