Badger Renegade Krome Airbrush Disassembly, Reassembly, Lubrication Walkthrough & How To
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- čas přidán 13. 12. 2016
- Learn how to fully take apart and reassemble your Badger Renegade Krome airbrush with this helpful instructional video!
This video shows you how to take apart your Badger Renegade Krome for normal and 'deep' cleaning, and shows you how to reassemble the airbrush so it's ready to go. This is part of an airbrush teardown series that shows you how to disassemble and reassemble the most popular airbrushes.
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Thanks for making this video. I am a novice airbrush user and wanted to make sure i was putting my airbrush together properly.
I didn't know the original tip comes in two pieces. I had the paint cap continually flying off after a use and I couldn't figure out why. I took the two apart and cleaned them and it works properly. Thank you for your video, also great tip on the t-shirt. After twice being on my hands and knees looking for the tip this is a great idea.
Thank you, I took my gun apart and didn't know how to put it together and this helped a ton, thanks again
exactly the video I needed, thank you!
Thank you Frank, I'm an engineer that bought this 5 years ago? 4 years ago? on a trip to touch up new equipment that gets marked during install. The directions that come with it.... that DON'T come with it, I shelved the damn thing for all these years and finally today tried to use it. wouldn't work, wouldn't work, not sure if paint is too think, took apart... couldn't figure out the trigger assembly. THANK YOU THANK YOU for your help. Did I say? THANK YOU?
You're welcome!!
What is that thing you have for cushion on the trigger? Looks super useful for those long sessions! That you!
Great video! Good tip on only being finger tight
I’m struggling to get the backplate move fully back and return to position. Any thoughts?
Does your Krome have a good amount of needle exposure through the nozzle when installed? I just received my krome and the needle exposure is very shallow making it difficult to spray fine details. I'm trying to decifer if my airbrush was shipped to me with the wrong needle installed. Does the needle have any distinctive markings on the back-end? Thank you.
Auto modificato il grilletto spruzzo più alto?.
Is anyone else having issues with the badger Jerome and constantly having to clean the tip because of splatter?
Se si infila da dietro l’ago se non mano ferma si rischia di rovinare la punta piegandola!, provare infilare da davanti e vedere che non si rovina niente.
Consiglio da uno che usa aerografi da 30 anni: perché dopo aver smontato la duse in punta all’aerografo, non lo smontate sfilandolo da davanti così l’ago pulito dietro non rovina gli O-ring interni che siano in gomma più delicati o in teflon, visto ve lo sfilate all’indietro una minima sporco attaccato all’ago consumerebbe la guarnizione e porterebbe alla lunga sporco di colore dietro?. Provate a farlo, io ho aerografi di 30 anni e facendo questo modo durano e non si rovinano.
A side note not related to the tip. I tried thinning my regular acrylic paints and it caused a lot of issue and there was residue which clogged everything. I bought airbrush only paints over the holidays and have not had the continual problems that I had before.
+Edward Goldstein some paints are still quite thick, especially standard Citadel paints, because the pigment particles are bigger than airbrush ready paints. Trying to spray it through a fine detail airbrush makes it doubly hard to spray properly, so it's better to use an airbrush with a larger needle size.
I gave a thumbs down only because you,as the other Krome Renegade disassemblers failed to address removing the rear needle seat ( or bearing) which should be done for deep cleaning. It is a bit of a pain to fine tune the gun afterwards but users may need to know how to maintain their equipment. A slim straight screwdriver to access the brass assembly that holds the Teflon seal is all you need and some patience as you have to get a feel for tension on the needle, but not too much.