Can that little dial set how far back the needle can be pulled, in order to stop you from making thicker lines?
1166711
Yes you can unlock that dial and with the lever in the forward, closed position, manually retract the pin from it's seating in the tip to the desired paint flow rate and then lock the knurled dial. Of course practice this on scrap paper! This setting should not affect the air flow (downward motion on the lever). As long as you just press down and not BACK this will work, but there is no engineered stop behind the lever to prevent you from spraying a heavier line during a "fat fingered" moment. Frankly I think it is pretty easy to hold the lever where you want it. -Kind of like the motor memory you have for how much pressure a sharp pencil tip can take. -But I only do small work and short sweeps... I suppose you could get tired of holding a lever position.
2060722
I can definately see the needles doing the work, and it will depend on where you turn the needle head. I usually don't go above 1. Around the eyes and above lip .05 the lowest. I love the device and see a difference when used about 1 per month. Happy to help if any more questions.
276554
Yes, you can center yourself over the needle without obstruction. I'm very happy with my purchase.
1628729
No, please don't try either. It isn't precise enough to be able to give you a straight enough line. Maybe try a smaller epilator made for smaller areas or stick to thread or electric shavers.
957789
Anything thicker than a light oil isn't going to come out of the needle tip
2025173
The tip for this isn't very large and its rounded so it's very precise. But I'm not sure if there are any options thinner.
1469722
Yep. And you can put thicker line in it for less frequent breaks but less line as well...
642250
Loosen screw on outer edge of dial, rotate dial to zero, lightly snug screw. When using dial for different surfaces, set dial on "0" for lower surface, raise plunger to higher surface, read difference between the two. Hope this helps.
57450
There's a dial on the stem of it. Just turn that till you get the pressure you need.
2033708
I think you are asking about the space between the machine and the needle, where material gets pushed up against. This distance to the needle is 6 1/2".
980409
Once I lock in the thickness setting on the bottom, it gives me the right thickness. Are you holding it on the bottom and possibly moving the dial? If not, yours may be defective.
250842
Yes, you can back the tension right off. There's a large knob you simply screw in or out to change the resistance.
1115680
I am not sure what you mean by settings but there is attachments that regulate the length of the cut. If you want 3/8 left you have an attachment or 1/4 etc
917669
Try putting your needle position on zero one. That should solve the problem.
1426553
don't see how, it's a few millimeters past the end of the connectors. You can always cut it (with flush trim cutters) and then pull it back a few millimeters. I think you'd still get the twist maintained way closer to the pins (on the back end) than doing it conventionally
318044
I started with .5mm, then 1mm and currently am using 1.5mm. The "discomfort" gets a little worse as you move up to a longer needle length, but doing it in steps makes it a little easier.
1295105
just set the prongs under your light and the needle will move. most people know how much light they have. i dont use this feature because i dont need it.