Is This The Best Beginner Airbrush To Eliminate Hand Fatigue?

I purchased a set of the Master air brushes from Amazon when I started airbrushing. It would only take about 10 minutes for my finger to start bothering me so I started looking into the trigger style guns. Ended up purchasing the Iwata Neo TRN1. It's the only airbrush I use now. Another reason I enjoy using it is that it has a larger needle and doesn't get blocked up like the others did.

Duncan, I'm writing this not to be confrontational ... I'm an American retired art teacher, but also an expert with airbrushes as I taught how to airbrush from the early 1970's at Community colleges in the USA (The GI Bill didn't cover the cost of college so I needed the bucks) and after 9 years US Army I got out (I had finished my art degree and teacher's certificate) I got an offer to teach in Australia. Been here ever since.... In every beginner's airbrush class I would tell my students; before you purchase an airbrush you need to know where you can get parts, and "Quality" of the product ... as I've seen so many Chinese cheap rip offs in my life. Since the computer software has closed many airbrush markets, many companies have either merged, like Iwata, and Sparmax... or limit their lines ... an example is Paasche dropped the AB turbo as it was around $800 and was mainly used for photo retouching. The hand made German EFBE is another. Also compressors... Oil bath like Jun were and are extremely expensive and they have pretty much walked away from the airbrush market. (Dentist offices use the larger ones they still make). Sparmax brought out the oil free compressors in the early 1990's and everyone has either re-badge (Iwata is one) them or sold Chinese replicas. Also I tell my students to always buy a spare needle, fluid nozzle and air cap, as you will only drop your brush on a SUNDAY for a job you promised someone would be done on Monday ....

I love watching your videos and learning new stuff . It's great to hear and see someone that actually likes sharing products, even if they aren't there's ❤

I have neuropathy in my fingertips so this would be easier for me to use. Thanks for the video!!

this could be my answer to my problem - i have had surgery on both wrist - three times - better than it has been - thanks for this awesome share <3 <3 - give a hug to Bailey

Duncan you are too funnyish . You are a kind person there is room for different products.

You are so kind and generous! Love watching your videos!

You make it look so easy. Thank you for sharing. ❤️❤️

Absolutely love your channel! You've got humor, talent and explain things very well, thank you. Keep up the great work❣️

This airbrush seems to be ok, my finger does get cramped up Thanks for sharing

Awesome as usual!

Great video, got to get this kit, much easier than others❤

Love it! It looks like it would be easier to control . I would love to try it out.

I definitely think the trigger will be better for me! 😊

Thank you for this video !!

Oh my gosh, i’m not even all the way through the video, yet…but your hand gesture to teach us not to overtighten made me laugh so hard, it’s straight belly laughs. 🤣

I’d love to learn how to airbrush and I’ve been watching your videos to get the best information as possible. Thanks for sharing everything you do with us 💜💜💜

Awesome thank you for sharing!!!

Love the idea of airbrushing. You have sparked my interest. I did go get the master airbrush you recommended a while ago. Now to work up the nerve to try it out.

So cool.