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I learned how to choose a handpiece from professional modeler "Ichinosuke" Hino. This time, we'll be looking at "Unexpected Pitfalls!? Differences in Nozzle Diameter and How to Choose a Handpiece." ↓Table of Contents Recommended Chapters 04:34 Things a Pro Pays Attention to When Using a Handpiece 13:42 Why Air Pressure and Paint Output Are Not Fixed 20:58 Most People Make a Misconception About Nozzle Diameter 25:37 ★The Shape of the Needle Tip is Actually Important 30:04 Disassembling and Maintaining a Handpiece Full Table of Contents 00:00 Digest 01:50 Handpieces as Told by the Ichinosuke 02:31 The Legend of Megumi, the Trend-chaser 02:55 So I'm a Spider, So What? Approaching things from a practical perspective 04:34 Things that professionals pay attention to when actually touching a handpiece 05:49 Precision is important when it comes to the diameter of the handpiece 07:23 What happens when you spray finely with the original handpiece? 08:17 A story about the skill of a Chinese modeler. 09:09 [Trivia] The history and mechanism of compressors 11:39 Are there any weaknesses depending on the type of compressor?! 12:24 Fine spraying with an airbrush takes a lot of energy. 13:42 Why air pressure and paint output aren't fixed. 16:41 If you add too much oil, water will be added at the same rate. 17:32 I prefer simple, high-performance over multi-functionality. 18:41 The ideal handpiece for the first generation. 20:32 Recommended handpieces. 20:58 Most people make the same mistake about nozzle diameter. 24:51 After careful consideration, I recommend these airbrushes. 25:37 The shape of the needle tip is actually important. 27:59 The length of the nozzle, which no one notices. 28:27 Crown-shaped airbrushes are not recommended. 30:04 A little disassembly and maintenance of that handpiece. I struggled with buying an airbrush. When I was in high school, I bought a suction-type airbrush that attached to a bottle because it was reasonably priced. Then, when the can ran out, I bought a compressor. Then, I regretted it completely because of the air pressure and paint compatibility. A decade or so later, I listened to that advice and bought a cheap double-action model, and it turned out to be a great decision. Come to think of it, there was no mention of the suction-type handpiece that attaches to a bottle. I think I said in another video that it's good for spraying base coats. Also, single-action seems out of the question. I'm planning to do a live Q&A on the original starting around 7 PM on June 24th!! I need to get a microphone ready... The original is serialized online on Dengeki Hobby Web: "Conquering the Original Plastic Models" https://hobby.dengeki.com/plumo_seiha/ It also explains a lot about the original. I recommend it. Einosuke "Shodai" Hino's Twitter   / cv09essex   (↑ If you have any questions, please ask them on Twitter with the hashtag "Tell Me Shodai-san" so you can use images.) Shodai's Classroom Video Playlist    • 【初代ガンプラ王】鋭之介 初代 日野さんのガンプラ教室