Badger Patriot 105 Airbrush Disassembly, Reassembly, Lubrication Walkthrough Tips & How To
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- Learn how to take apart and reassemble your Badger Patriot 105 quickly and easily in this helpful instructional video!
This video shows you how to take apart your Badger Patriot 105 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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My first disassembly went rather well, thanks to you. I was having some trouble with my trigger, it wasn’t sitting correctly. Hearing you explain how it should feel when engaging the valve made me realise it needed to be nudged slightly. Fixed everything. Thanks!
For anyone else coming here, the curve top of the trigger plate goes against the trigger. So the curve part inside points towards the back.
Thank you; came to comment section just for that bc I was tired of replaying it trying to see
@@coasttwocoasteats no problem ! Tbh that trigger assemblage is why I prefer iwata and harder.
I took my new airbrush apart and panicked that I couldn’t get the trigger right. Super clear video - very well explained. Thanks!
This video was a life saver! I had a severe clog in my Badger and had to do a complete tear down. This video quickly shows how to reassemble the Patriot 105 with ease!
You have just saved me big time! dropped my brush and trigger came out and could not find my instructions! thank you so much
This would have saved me 2 hours of frustration last night trying to re-assemble everything. Thanks!
Nice video. Saved some cursing until I figured tube gotta have this it did, and it was a big help. Thx much.
I’m new to airbrushes. I didn’t clean mine well enough and had to soak and disassemble it after use. Your video helped so much!
Good explanation, but I got stuck at 5:30 during the re-assembly, and found that I had to first thread on the spring-loaded trigger-return rod and verify it operated correctly, THEN the trigger back plate, and LASTLY the trigger itself. Once the needle is inserted it all comes together, just like TPS says. The caution regarding the trigger-return rod you mentioned during disassembly helped tremendously. Thanks for posting this!
Excellent video and explanation! I just bought a second-hand 105- the guy I bought it from thought it was broken and had it all taped together and weird. Turns out it was just assembled wrong, and now I have a like-new airbrush. Thanks!
Glad it helped!
10/10. Now I know how to clean and replace the needle.
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Thank you for a great video. I could not figure out the proper trigger reinstallation process.
Thank you again.
You're welcome!
Thanks for the assist! Was wondering how to get the needle set.
You saved my badger ! Thanks
Thank you, very helpful as I get back into airbrushing with my 105. Best, Andy K
Thank you!
Thanks for the help man!
Very good thank you
thank you for this!
Thank you!! I got mine apart and couldn’t figure out why it wasn’t working. I had gone farther than you and taken the brass piece off and the spring out.
exactly what i was looking for
Ty, wasn’t sure if I had to push the needle all the way through
Thanks for doing this video. It saved me many times!
You're welcome!
This video saved me. I just got an airbrush and was trying to figure out why nothing was coming out. Was trying to shoot the cleaner through to make sure all was working.
But now I know I’m missing a nozzle tip. And the retainer is over tighten. Has anyone Else gotten an ari brush missing a part?
i too cant unscrew the retainer. afraid that forcing it with pliers might deform the thing
Whew. Thought I broke mine. Thank you for the video!
Is it recommended to do a complete strip and thorough clean when brand new? Thanks for the very clear and informative video :)
I have no idea what i did wrong, but the second bigger nozzle piece will not budge when i try to take it off. I really hope it didnt seize up or snything like that.
Thank you for the helpful video
You're welcome!
Really helpful guide! Thanks for putting this up!
Thanks for the in depth video! Can you recommend any great videos on proper and thorough cleaning of the 105?
Well done
My Patriot 105 did not come with a hose or any adapters. I have no idea what I need to buy next to start using it. Can you recommend an air compressor and hose?
Thanks for this. I thought I'd broken mine
Great video! The nozzle tip and retainer on my brand-new Patriot were tool-tight, and I was wondering if they were supposed to come apart. I was looking for a quick-connect for the 105. I've seen some reviews about air leakage. If you like your quick-connect, could you please supply a link to purchase one? Also, why does the company provide an extra tip?
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000BPOJCO/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
George Berenbrok Thanks. That’s the one I ordered a couple days ago, along with the compatible hose.
Is the 105 arrow with the smaller cup the same breakdown and assembly as the patriot version? I cannot find anything on the internet for this model.
My nozzle tip is on way too tight. Cant remove it
Great. Very helpful. Thanks.
I've read a few articles that say over cleaning an airbrush is akin to dropping it. According to the article too many breakdowns will break down the threads and tight tolerances. I strip down usually every other time. Is this going to ruin my airbrush prematurely?
No, just be careful and don't lose any parts!
My nozzle tip is stuck on the nozzle retainer and won't come off. I'd like to remove it for thorough cleaning and to put on the Badger super fine conversion kit. It simply isn't removing by hand, but I'm scared to force it off with a tool. Any ideas?
@@TinyPlasticSpacemen same issue with mine from factory. They over tighten them. Just as he says, wrap it and carefully remove. From then on only hand tighten :)
Do you recommend using a metal polish on the needle after cleaning it? Or just a standard airbrush lubricant? I have seen vids using one or the other so not sure myself since this is my first airbrush
It would be helpful if you showed exactly how, and which direction that trigger plate actually went in.
Hopefully you figured it out, but the curved part faces forward :)
im struggling here! i have a 0.3 working and a 0.7 working but my 0.5 needle wont even blow air, as soon as i put regulator cap on the air wont pass through the airbrush, anyone got any ideas?
What hose do you use? I’m looking to purchase the Badger 105 but wondering where I get the hose?
Hey I just purchased and used my airbrush just to try it out, I tried to wipe everything down after with what I could but my back plate it kinda sticking when I pull back on the trigger, does that mean I just need to clean it better or are there any tips you can give as to why it won't spring back against my trigger when I let go of it
There could be paint or gunk stuck somewhere, hopefully a soak sorted things out for you
Wish I never took it apart , absolutely cannot get it back together
What compressor should I get with this airbrush? Also where can you get different size needles for this exact gun?
I've just bought a Patriot 105, and it shipped with a 0.5mm (fine?) needle. The nozzle is much smaller than yours, and screws in, not drop out. I'm a little confused.
Can I take the 0.5mm nozzle from mine, and the medium nozzle (with a matching needle!) just drop in?
I can't seem to get my nose cone off
It was helpful up to the point where you completely skip all the steps of re-assembling all the components of the needle tube.
Dang, shame that this video is how I find out my nozzle retainer is severely overtight
"It's American made quality" Don't worry, it still works fine, despite being American made. Give it a chance.
disliked you didn't cover the bottome valve portion which is what i need
Kind of unclear and confusing as you don’t slow down or show any closeups of the direction of the trigger parts ..... I’m struggling to understand how parts should go back in
Hi, if I send you my two 105's can you reassemble them for me? lol.
Nevermind...thanks to your video I fixed one. Gonna try the other one once I find the part I dropped.