Can anyone id this airbrush, or better still have a diagram for it?

[stewartingram]

Recently re-discovered an airbrush I bought a few years ago. It was stashed in a box, partly dismantled. With care I've managed to get it back together, but ideally I'd like to see a diagram of how it is supposed to be assembled, or if anything is missing.

 

Stewart

Edited July 17, 2023 by stewartingram
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[John Isherwood]

23 minutes ago, stewartingram said:

Recently re-discovered an airbrush I bought a few years ago. It was stashed in a box, partly dismantled. With care I've managed to get it back together, but ideally I'd like to see a diagram of how it is supposed to be assembled, or if anything is missing.

 

Stewart

 

It looks to have common features with my ancient DeVilbis Aerograph - though mine was a bottom rather than side-feed.

 

Try a Google search on that name - I'm pretty certain that I dumped the airbrush and all associated with it; though it gave good service in its time.

 

CJI.

[Lee-H]

It looks exactly the same as mine apart from the side-feed connection. I got mine as part of an Expo Tools package.

[41516]

It looks like a Chinese type that appears under various different names (the top feed version through Expo, as mentioned above).

 

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Airbrush-gun-Fengda-FE-134K-nozzle/dp/B01984GEOY

 

 

 

[phixer64]

Hope this is of some help.

Regards Jeff

 

Edited July 20, 2023 by phixer64

[Free At Last]

Or it might be this one...

 

[stewartingram]

Update to say that I bought that aibrush from Amazon. I've not had chance to ty it yet, but it is all but identical to my older one, but with a few extra bits & bobs. Seems the old one has part 10  (lever guide) missing, ut I think I've seen it somewhere recently. When it turns up, the old one might then be ok.

Thanks for the help.

Edited July 21, 2023 by stewartingram

[melmerby]

On 17/07/2023 at 20:53, stewartingram said:

Recently re-discovered an airbrush I bought a few years ago. It was stashed in a box, partly dismantled. With care I've managed to get it back together, but ideally I'd like to see a diagram of how it is supposed to be assembled, or if anything is missing.

 

Stewart

It's one of these:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/143605593531

 

I asked the same question not too long ago:

this is mine and I broke the nozzle (now replaced)

 

Diagram:

 

 

Seems to be the same as yours

Edited July 21, 2023 by melmerby

[Lee-H]

1 hour ago, stewartingram said:

Update to say that I bought that aibrush from Amazon. I've not had chance to ty it yet, but it is all but identical to my older one, but with a few extra bits & bobs. Seems the old one has part 10  (lever guide) missing, ut I think I've seen it somewhere recently. When it turns up, the old one might then be ok.

Thanks for the help.

The lever guide is very fiddly to put back in place after the airbrush has been dismantled. It sits loosely in a slot and rolls about while you’re trying to tighten the assembly. Very frustrating!

[melmerby]

12 minutes ago, Lee-H said:

The lever guide is very fiddly to put back in place after the airbrush has been dismantled. It sits loosely in a slot and rolls about while you’re trying to tighten the assembly. Very frustrating!

Surely once the lever and guide are in place you poke the needle through to stop them wandering?

[Lee-H]

12 hours ago, melmerby said:

Surely once the lever and guide are in place you poke the needle through to stop them wandering?

You would think so but the lever can still twist and fall into the wrong position while assembling it.

[melmerby]

6 hours ago, Lee-H said:

You would think so but the lever can still twist and fall into the wrong position while assembling it.

Fortunately I haven't had that problem - yet!🙂