This has more to do with your skill level and the equipment available, than the carb itself. Some are more complex with throttle, idle ,peak and mixture settings. Basic carbs are not much more than a needle valve and a spray bar in the venturi tube, which may or may not have a venturi shape.
Start with a basic engine that has a throttle type of carb and follow the print. Whatever you may be comfortable with. Otherwise, find a carb you like and duplicate it. Then try it out on the engine the original carb came on.
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