Post by robbo on Aug 24, 2012 15:52:58 GMT -5
First out of the box of review items is a very nice looking Iwata table-top Cleaning Station
Taking it out of the box the first thing I noticed was the weight of this station. The main body is not made of plastic, as I first thought it would be, but of a solid smoke glass that gives the station a sturdy appearance and one you will not easily turn over while it is on the bench. Being made of glass, it is very easy to clean.
There is a chrome finish stabilising leg supplied, which gives the base added stability. You would have to be extremely clumsy to tip this station over.
The airbrush can be cradled in a chrome and black plastic arm that is firmly fitted to the lid. This allows you to rest your airbrush securely on the top during discharge.
A small filter is fitted inside the lid to eliminate any vapour escaping from the station while you are discharging your airbrush. There are spare filters supplied in the box, and I’m sure you could order extra supplies from the Airbrush Company when needed.
In the past, I discharged the contents of my airbrush straight out of the window, so this is going to prove a very valuable addition to my workbench.
From what I have seen so far, I would highly recommend this piece of equipment to those who do not already have one.
Big thanks again to Alex from the Airbrush Company for sending our review sample
Links to the Airbrushes.com website can be found in the advertisement areas of the MSC website
Taking it out of the box the first thing I noticed was the weight of this station. The main body is not made of plastic, as I first thought it would be, but of a solid smoke glass that gives the station a sturdy appearance and one you will not easily turn over while it is on the bench. Being made of glass, it is very easy to clean.
There is a chrome finish stabilising leg supplied, which gives the base added stability. You would have to be extremely clumsy to tip this station over.
The airbrush can be cradled in a chrome and black plastic arm that is firmly fitted to the lid. This allows you to rest your airbrush securely on the top during discharge.
A small filter is fitted inside the lid to eliminate any vapour escaping from the station while you are discharging your airbrush. There are spare filters supplied in the box, and I’m sure you could order extra supplies from the Airbrush Company when needed.
In the past, I discharged the contents of my airbrush straight out of the window, so this is going to prove a very valuable addition to my workbench.
From what I have seen so far, I would highly recommend this piece of equipment to those who do not already have one.
Big thanks again to Alex from the Airbrush Company for sending our review sample
Links to the Airbrushes.com website can be found in the advertisement areas of the MSC website
