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Hello! As the title already says, I am looking for a useful paint gun set up to ~ 60-70€. Up to now I had always used either spray can (for small parts) or a VOYLET professional pistol of a friend paintr, depending on what should be painted and how big. Since this however is spoiled I would like to buy now a own. Compressor etc are available. Have found ebay e.g. this HVLP pistol set from BGS. A small and a large would be ideal for my e Purposes. What to think about it, and there are better (not necessarily more expensive) alternatives/brands? At BGS the spirits do differ a little… Buying even cheaper is certainly not the best decision,or? Should be dense and not spit. Do not want to paint permanently but it is always something to laugh,and then it should look useful. I also think that I am a bit spoiled/was from the VOYLET Pro pistol,and has to do cuts what the result s/handling concerns, but this is too expensive for me for the hobby use. Thanks already to everyone for the tips and advice !! mfg

meanwhile there are for about 100 Euro devices to set the track myself my question has already made someone’s own experiences yes partly wild prices at the track setting a colleague have taken them times 150 Euro but a workshop without an axe measuring device has also mediated this and even at normal prices the money is twice against inside application video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKQrMiyfSCw&t=62s https://www.ebay.de/itm/331688440438 and where do I get as a borrow the settings data of my track ?? what do you think of the part ?? I am a bit divided whether to be set or to be set yourself but you can check the track yourself with the part that would be the 100 Euro

Hello together, recently I own an older Gorghi force machine. I have found that the force wave has light (feelable) axial game. Is such a problem or the wave must have any game = 0. How does this look on your machines. I look forward to your suggestions and opinions. Thank you and greeting

Hello Together I do not want to trigger a fundamental discussion about sense or nonsense here and I always have my track set professionally, but I have come to a laser adjustment tool and do not understand how it works. In doing so, a laser is sent from one front wheel to the other and reflected back on a scale via a mirror parallel to the wheel. Thus, I can check how many angular seconds both wheels have to each other (Vo But how do you find out, and that’s where my understanding of how the relation to the vehicle is? So how do you make sure that the wheels are 90* to the vehicle when setting e.g. 0*?

Greetings together, I have decided to go under the car screwdrivers. First of all just change smaller things like tires, exchange oil/petrol filters, exchange lights and similar things. My knowledge source here is mainly the forum, “So wirds wirds” books and video tutorials. As an industrial mechanic I am not quite poorly positioned as an industrial mechanic, I would say a certain basis is present. Only tools are missing, until now I have a toolbox with the following contents: Screwdrivers of all kinds bit sets all possible attachments metal saw pliers file hammer Inbus and Torx set small 3/8″ ratchet box up to 14mm rust releaser and brake cleaner wire brush steel/brass plastercloths and gloves electric small tools (insulation tape, luster clamps, cable shoes) What else could I need? I thought of: shunting car lifter (only the small one that was present at the car) 1/2 inch ratchet box up to 32? mm torque wrench? From-to? Loc tite Copper paste Contact spray Refractometer A wrench set, from 6-32? mm Such plastic “spray” to solve cladding parts in the interior? A nice Tuesday evening wishes you emyr