Adjust Brush for Ergonomics and Stability

the pressure that comes out of the brush the the distance that you're moving it does feel like um there's some weight to it this back in there is some weight to it Chris the uh the reason for that is when you have it in your hand whether you want to hold it like this here do you mind yep hold it like this this hold it like this depending if you're coming up and down if you're moving across that will determine the direction that you're holding it the weight is because the hose also kind of offsets it so if we were if we were too light in the back it would lean forward so we added a little weight to the back you know it's not preferable for people that are using it for a long periods of time but in the long run it's a balanced product and it's it's a great unit feels like it has like a positive click a ratcheting device so it ratchets both ways if you don't want to ratchet there's set screws right here to keep it fixed this right here yep both set screws so that will fix it in place y so when I put put this under pressure say if it's hooked up to an airless sprayer does that get any tighter or does that never changes it never changes it's a ball bearing system in there so when um this is hooked up to an airless sprayer see I'm regulated an airless sprayer this right here is going to adjust the amount of paint coming in and out yes sir so from this right here this will adjust the amount of paint being fed out and this will turn the paint on and off so this isn't just an on and off switch it's actually pressurized to how how hard you pushed