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- I wanted to check out a SUPER cheap airbrush kit and see how it works on my 3D Printing projects- Spoiler: It works great!
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The Gocheer is a $50 kit from amazon with a simple on-demand compressor system. This seems to work perfect for my needs (low demand/usage) and allows me to finish my 3d prints nicely using only dollar store acrylic paints. Overall- I like it very much!
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I'm actually very happy with how well this unit works! Hard to beat for the price and my application (low usage). Might be good for you too! Get it here: amzn.to/2WwlPLo
still working, running? How long session do you run with it? Any problem with cooling? Thanks!
Aradebil one year before, what is your opinion?
Forgot to mention the brush and only the brush I have, I have been using it for three years now.
This is a commercial, not a review.
Would it work with car paint and paint half inch size scratches?
Returning to modelling after decades I need to learn a lot of stuff & one is spray painting & I think I may try this kit .....interesting vid !
I use car windshield washer fluid much cheaper. Make sure your paint is thinned to the consistancy of milk. I usually add a drop of glycerine to the mix too. It helps with the flow and slows down the drying time of the paint. I hate it when paint drys at the nozzle and tip of the airbrush. After cleaning the airbrush, I use a glycerine and water solution through the brush to help prevent paint from clogging the brush too. I usually put a drop of glycerine on my finger tip and coat the tip of the needle before painting. Nothing sticks that way. Something I learned a while back.
Best accidental protip ever, thanks mate!
Do you think these are good enough for painting gundams? I’m looking into getting in the hobby I really don’t want to unnecessarily overpay for an airbrush when a cheaper one will do
Wow, thanks for sharing the excellent video. Don't have an airbrush but need one and appreciate your time, links, etc to help.
Been a year, how’s it holding up
Great job just got one my g💪🏿💪🏿watch the video all the way thru
Nice. The last time I used an airbrush was on work experience at school. It was a while ago :-)
Does a paint cover everything or does it leave like little air bubbles water droplets
How does this airbrush handle metallic and pearl sprays that are thicker? I am planning to use it for cookie decorating.
We got my son one a lot like this one, but it says zeny.
Did anyone have to adjust the air pressure?
I have one of the newer Gocheer airbrush kits -- pretty much the same as what you're using. Thank you for this hands on - because the instructions are translated pretty badly with missing info like let's see.. set up, cleaning, and what each part is for. Also known as everything.
You're welcome. Cheers!
My wife purchased one in 2021 and we are now getting in to it. No instructions or anything. Being a guy, I didn't need any, though. It is her deal and instructions would have helped. She took it out on me.
@@lesliesmith2586 it’s all good for men it’s called manufactures opinion. 😅
@@lesliesmith2586 ...I just got the newer model today...and it's seems nice...easy to use... but the instructions book is a joke......I'm just looking for any info that can help me out...
What do you use to thin the paint? I’m looking to use the compressor for nails
Can't believe how cheap air brushes have gotten I can't believe that little thing is a compressor. I remember having a huge loud one years ago which sounded like a Sherman tank.
I’ve got a master airbrush when I just started out. The 2 mil nozzle broke up the first day, the O rings got brittle a year in (even tho I didn’t airbrushed that much + I maintained good cleaning) and now it just leaks air and becomes unusable. I would recommend a better one like Harder Steenbeck Ultra or their Evolution airbrushes
0:22 Cool Cassini Probe!
Good for u to try it with no judgement. It's great! Awesome :)
Is this good for t shirts and fabric.
With craft paints thin it with floor wax. It gives the paint more adhesion and more resistant to scratching and wear by handling. Dry with an hair dryer.........
I had NEVER heard that. Interesting!
@@MkmeOrg Not Floor wax... But Future floor polish.. which isn't a wax at all. And personally I wouldn't . a clear coat of gloss, satin or matte varnish may cost a bit more but less likely to adhere to your nozzle o-ring causing to wear out faster.
I got the exact one. So thanks for the info my friend.
Glad to help
@@MkmeOrg you did indeed. You got a sub from me anyways. Keep up the good work pal.
Does this require a filter?
I hope the amazon link is a referral code, is it a referral code?
I am using the same exact product but I'm getting nothing but are out of
the airbrush.
What should I do if I'm not getting any paint coming out of the airbrush ?
Verify you mixed it think enough. Should be like milk
el problema es la duración del producto parecen muy frágiles al contener piezas de plastico
MKme Lab: hows the Noise level on this Kit? i just saw a few and they were too loud, would have liked to hear it up closer? so Windex? cuz people don't want to buy acrylic paints, LoL there so cheap oh well maybe for airbrush paint I yet don't know., but I would like to buy one, saw reviews and most all far as I sen there good, even saw one person asked of the loudness they sat "Very Quiet" but who knows, well you .
Pump go medium quiet brrrrrrrrrrrrrr ?
I seen we can use acrylic paint but we have to make it thicker and make it looks like milk just to use it
can I use this on customising shoes please I really need to know
why not?
Hi - thinking of picking one of these up for small projects. Just wondering how it's holding up after almost a year. I'd hate to buy one only to have it break and end up as landfill after three weeks...
Still good but I don't use it a lot.
@@MkmeOrg did you switch it or you upgrade it
Are you suppose to put the moisture trap on the airbrush and not the tank? I have this kit and was wondering if I was doing something wrong? Lol
As long as it’s attached to the hose it should be fine
There is no tank.
Would you mind explaining what you meant describing the compressor as "on demand". Some airbrush compressors, called "air-on-demand", control when the compressor actually runs by when the control on the air brush is engaged. The compressor doesn't make the constant running noise or overheat (unless you spray steady for like 20 minutes). From your video it seemed your compressor was running even when you were not spraying - I could be wrong. I'm trying to decide what to buy. Thanks for your video demo and help.
On demand=no tank
Actually this is a real good gun the Masters gun messed up on me something terribly this is actually a good brand maybe cheap to others but a marvelous brand
Gee, thanks Eric. Another toy for me to buy! :-(
BTW, that is a very nice clean print!
Haha cheers Hari. That print was actually one of the worst to come off the i3. That was a very old filament and had some serious stringing. No biggie though. Thanks for stopping by
Hii i had the same airbrush kit bought it on amazon and it broke in the 3 day 😢 i had alot of time with airbrushes and i dont recommed this airbrush
Maybe it works for you but if you use it alot then it might break. And i bought the same airbrush cleaner didnt really work that well for me but maybe i have bad luck thank you bye!
@mkme lab been a few months, how is it holding up to time?
Works well but I don't use it often
Can I use the airbrush on a regular compressor tank?
With a regulator- sure
I would want an cheap airbrush for scale modeling, how does it work after 2 years? I wouldn't use it that much so will it last more than a year? Not planning to use it that long so it will overheat. Thanks mate, cheers.
Works great
Thanks for this…my first time airbrushing anything
Glad I could help!
Alguien me podría explicar la utilidad de la pieza transparente que va de la manguera al aerografo
Filtro humidade
nice kit, must have eventually, train guy here
I have two of those exact airbrushes in my collection, I also have some very expensive ones. With a bit of work on them they make good airbrushes. The only thing I don't like about that particular model is that the trigger sticks out too far and your trigger finger interferes with the cup. I have shortened mine to standard height, simple job if you are generally handy with tools. So here are my recommendations for improving these airbrushes and all generic chinese airbrushes.
1. Polish the needle, not the whole needle just the angled sharp part at the end. There are a few videos on youtube that I have seen but I do not see how those methods would improve the needle. Needles are made from stainless steel which is very hard so just polishing them with polishing compound isn't going to remove machining marks, well it might after a VERY LONG time! I spin the needles on my drill press, if you don't have one you could use a hand drill but secure the drill in a vise as you need both hands free for the operation. You want to spin the needle at a fairly high speed as its diameter is very small, on my drill press I spin at max speed. You will find the needle sticks out of the chuck a fair amount, this will introduce wobble at the needle end which you must avoid and control so before you spin up hold the needle with two fingers to stabilize it. As the needle is of a small diameter and smooth there won't be much friction on your fingers but if you're worried you can always lube your finger with some oil. you should have a small piece of doubled up 1200 grit emery paper in your other hand, I find 1200 is generally ok but you may have to go a little coarser if your needle is very rough but finish up with 1200. Gently run the needle between two sides of emery paper starting from the top and down to the tip, be very careful not to blunt the end of the needle, stop and check your work and continue until you have achieved a 1200 grit finish, should take a couple of minutes. Next you will need some polishing compound, the stuff sold in blocks (look like long bars of soap), its a wax substance mixed with grit, you want the GREY one. As those bars are too big to work with for this job you will need to chop a piece off, say an inch or so. Normally this compound is applied to a circular polishing mop wheel, we are going to use it direct on the needle. This time you are going to run the polishing compound against the needle - do not stick the needle into it as you will blunt it and again be careful with the very tip of the needle. Run the polishing compound against the spinning needle until it is polished, again, a couple of minutes will do it. Although this description is long it is a fairly easy job, when showing it to people in person it only takes a me few minutes to explain it to the point when the other person can do it on their own.
2. If your nozzle has an o-ring, remove it (you will most likely have to remove the nozzle to see it). Those o-rings will quickly deteriorate and cause an air leak so get rid of it now and save yourself from having to fix it half way through a project. The recommended solution on youtube for the most part is to seal around the nozzle with beeswax, a rather tedious process. Buy yourself a Tamiya airbrush cleaning kit. The kit includes a small tub of red nozzle sealant (enough for a lifetime), put a small amount of that sealant on your nozzle's thread with a toothpick and gently tighten nozzle. Check for air leak by putting some water in your cup and pressing down on the trigger for just air, there should be no bubbles in your cup.
Well that's about it... enjoy your improved airbrush!
I use chap stick to seal the spray head to the body. It's a whole lot cheaper than bee's wax and works just as well. I also modify the trigger pressure to start the air by shortening the valve body spring by clipping off a round. Just be sure when you reinstall put the uncut portion to the top of the valve and the cut part toward the bottom. I like a lighter touch on my two airbrushes. I have done this to my Badger 155 Anthem and my cheapo HF (Harbour Freight). I use the HF for lacquer based paints and my Badger 155 Anthem for acrylic paints. Both airbrushes have adjustments to lessen the pull of the trigger to let the paint through.
I bought one of the master Airbrush is on Amazon for around 35 bucks. After two hours use the thing just fell apart for many different reasons. Thanks to Amazon’s return policy I sent it back. I then spent another 30 bucks got the iwata neo. It’s well worth the extra money.
I like the Gocheer I have
This is the same as KKmoon airbrush :)
Works with citadel paint?
angel percy rojas diaz it does but the paint needs to be thinned (can be done with water)
link to where i can buy?
In the description
Hi, thank nice video.
The video has been a year ago, im wondering how is the airbrush/compressor doing now? Im thinking of getting the one myself, im curious if it last as i hope it would be. How often did you use it and is it still wotking ok?
Im planning to use it for model tanks. Thanks in advance!
Rare usage. Still works great
Looks great mate, not something I have ever attempted.
Thanks Sir. Works pretty great. Operator skill has a long way to go though....
Here's a tip for airbrushing. Filter the paint before putting it into the airbrush cup. Even good airbrush paint has got particles that will plug your air brush. Dickblick sells them. Best investment you will ever make.....
How about for shoes?have you tried to use this to customized a shoes?
I got mine for thag do
Just received mine, bought for the same reason
R.A.M Gaming did it work
**Tiger's Eye Chakra** how good is it for that?
Nice little kit, far more than my talents would allow :)
More than I as well. Got the hang of the basics again pretty quick. It can put on such a tiny amount of paint in such a small area- tough to get used to again...
I’d really like to see how it’s working after three or four good hours of use. Please revisit it after you have some time on it if you think of it. I’ve always wanted to play around with one of these but I’ve also been torn on buying a super cheap rig versus a good regulator/dryer and hooking it up to an existing air system. Buddy
I've been using this for over 6 months of light usage (even noted it in the title animation of this video) No issues and works great for my purpose.
Well, had to watch the video five times to finally see what you were talking about but I see now... I don’t feel too bad about my first comment now. Interesting reviews on amazon too...
Not having ever used an airbrush I had no point of reference... seemed to do an okay job, maybe that is just your skill Eric👍
Hahahaha lack of skill maybe :) Cheers Bud
What you called a reamer is actually a 'needle cleaning brush'
The compressor is the weak point. Mine lasted just over a year. It's not designed to last. I have a good more heavy duty compressor.
Thanks for sharing. What compressor do you recommend?
Don't they say that if you don't use it more than 30 minutes (so it won't overheat) it should last long. If you overheat it many times, it makes sense that it won't last long.
@@KJ-kn8pg Thing is a typical model build session for me would be at least an hour or two.
heyy i need to contact you to do a business deal with you. how can i contact you?
Would this work to do hats and T-shirt’s
Yes
You made a video without your consulting?
So do you use it
Yepp
I just bought one and it didn’t work.
might be scary for me i have no or limited depth perception lol
cool, to bad we don't see it being used :(
you do NOT thin paint with WINDEX WTF, no wonder you had issues spraying.
Windex is popular as a cheap CLEANER not a thinner.
MANY people use it as a thinner just fine. Shocking eh
I bought one of these, I can not for the life of me to get it to spray any paint lol
I take that back, I just figured it out lol it was the moisture trap, mine wont work connected to the airbrush itself, I have to connect it to the air compressor.
Even the $12,- versions work fine - nothing you will be spraying great art with, but it gets color onto objects and cardboard…
That compressor won’t last if it’s used much.
why not just get a badger?
cost.
you could get like 10 of the cheap brushes for the cost of a main line badger.
the cheap brushes wont do fine detail work well, but will prime, basecoat and varnish as good as an expensive brush.
And if you bugger it up as a beginner, you wont care too much just binning it and buying a new one.
@@Mrwigglyau yes i understand what you mean, but i still prefer badger than chinese knock off
Yeah this gun messed up too...
Thinking about taking up model building...World War II aircraft specifically. It might be a passing hobby so I don't want to invest in anything too expensive. Thinking about picking this up. Thanks for the review.
Hi Rometiklan! I've used a virtually identical airbrush on model kits for a few years now and I can thoroughly recommend it. Vallejo and Mig paints will spray very well (you can get 'Air' versions which are pre-thinned for convenience but the standard paints are just as good thinned with water. Check on ebay as they often have great deals with the full set up - airbrush, hoses and compressor for less than the price of a 'top of the range' airbrush (which I'd be scared stiff of taking apart to clean!) If you want good tips on modelling have a look on the DeAgostini 'ModelSpace' website and forum there's loads of great models on there!
@@plymouth5714 Thanks for the pointers... Much appreciated!
The Gocheer I have came with three different size needles and a adjustable knob at the end that helps with flow control for fine lines; it work good with the compressor I have and not the one in the kit.
Oh and I agree using it with Vallejo paint that’s properly thinned works well with the brush
I bit worried this compressor easy to broke
I'll bet that compressor doesn't last a year.
A lot of people dont realise that since the advent of the internet we've been buying direct from the manufacturer wherein back in the 70's 80's we were buying from the middlemen who's prices were on 20 and sometimes 100% markup! Maybe more in some cases.
NIce video, these little burp compressors are not the best but very effective for very light use. People like to knock the Master airbrushes and Central Pneumatics because of their price but most people don't realize 90% of all airbrushes are built in the same place across the ocean. The only differences are the top brands will only buy the perfect units and also have custom ones made. The lower priced ones work just fine and in 30 years of model and miniature painting I can honestly say get a nice set of cheap ones like Master or the one here, swap a few with a different needles for specific uses and use the quick connect pieces so you don't have to clean colors every time in 1 session. These cheap brands are best used for priming and base coating and finish painting and while they can do lines fairly well any really fine detail projects you may then want to consider some of the pricier models.
How about you say the name of the product. I had to do a Blade Runner on the video to find the evidence.
If only people had a direct link to click with a name right in the description. That would be AMAZING right?!?!
You never read the description right? Well thats lack of intelligence I guess...
@@KJ-kn8pg I literally have a genius IQ and three graduate degrees and see no link or description, lol.
@@MkmeOrg Nothing like being a douche, fat, and having a high voice along with a bitchy attitude. Always good for business!
"buy the gocheer airbrush kit on amazon!"
Right in the description, after a small text.
The airbrush is fine, the so-called compressor is junk. It doesn't have the power to push the paint through. I used one time and the airbrush clogged after painting for about half an hour in all.
im trying to buy something that wont send a alert to my girlfriend phone
highly recommended for those that dont know what theyre doing.
I wish your hand wasn't in the way.
Nice, quit for sure.
you should have tested it on a piece of paper to see the pattern and strenght....terrible review