Does this compressor only work for Iwata airbrushes, or can I use it with other types like Badger? Does it have good and enough pressure to do the job
89818
You can get an adapter for other airbrushes. The compressor comes with an adapter for Paasche and Badger airbruses. The compressor is small, provides good pressure, but cannot be run for too much over an hour without the motor heating up. This compressor is very quiet.
1212086
Depends on your air hose, couplers pressure regulators etc. I have a small compressor as well, but the included regulator has too much air restriction thus I could not maintain pressure. to make it short. You could get away with a small compressor AND get proper atomisation with this gun IF you maintain a low as possible air restriction in your system. Hope this helps
722522
Yes the one I bought I used it with my shop compressor. You just need to keep the pressure regulated under 41lbs. or it will blow off the ends that connect it. Happened to me once no big deal really I just pushed it back on and kept the pressure down and works for me.
1588682
You need a compressor with a tank for airbrush. This compressor is not going to work for you.
1904994
The air hose has a standard quick release. You could connect any air operated device. The compressor does not have much of a storage tank so I don't think you would get a prolonged high pressure blast from it but it might work if you just need to blow something out quickly. You would be better off with a compressor with a large tank if you need lots of high pressure air for cleaning or running air tools. This compressor is really for inflating tires and does that extremely well.
338650
Should work with any compressor. It simply regulates an input pressure to a constant lower pressure. It doesn;t care where the input pressure comes from.
275841
I believe it will work fine. My son bought one and uses it on a smaller compressor with no problems.
1569277
Iam not an airbrusher but this can handle hi-pressure/low volumne work with ease. I use mine in my woodshop for shooting brads with absolutely no problems!
1194103
I have used this gun on my porter cable 2 gallon compressor and just recently purchased a husky 8 gallon and the nail gun works fine on both. The regulators on the compressors work fine but I did purchase an inline filter for the husky compressor because I plan to use it for painting. For just nailing I would think as long as you oil the gun a filter shouldn't be required but then they are not expensive and does give your gun added protection.
752514
all you get is the compressor, i don't know a lot about airbrushing but, seems like itwould be great for that type of work.you would have to buy all the extras also. hose, filter...
1486272
I don't think it will work with any type of a spray gun other than an artists airbrush. It has a very low air volume so it's great for a small nail gun but not for a heavy duty nail gun because it can't keep up with the air that's required. It's a great small compressor and is much quieter than the pancake models.
1629663
I have a airbrush compressor that is 1/5 HP oil-less and quite quiet. It will overheat after like an hour or so, but works great, just make sure if you get a small compressor that you do NOT get one without a tank on it. It should look like 2 tanks on top of each other. If you get one without a air tank on the bottom you will get inconsistent air pressure as well as overheat it pretty quick. Mine is a silver motor on top of a black tank and is pretty small has a moisture trap and air hose. Also this airbrush is probably not going to be best suited for you if you are going to be painting miniatures. The needle is large which allows quite a bit of paint to come out making it very difficult to paint small details. I would recommend the badger renegade krome. The patriot seems to work well with putting out a lot of paint. I use my patriot for laying down kandy colors over a larger surface than a miniature. The krome will produce hair size lines, or like inch size lines, with the 105 patriot you will likely not get any finer of a line than a skinny marker would give you.
519707
The unit I purchased is a single piston unit (as pictured). This is my first airbrush system. I paint 1/72 and 1/35 scale models. I have only used one of the 3 air brushes. I found that I learned to use it without difficulty. The compressor provides (for my use) ample air at a steady rate. I would expect a twin piston would be more suitable for tasks requiring more CFM's of air.
134013
As long as it has the 1/8" fitting on the airbrush side, you'll be okay. Both Master and Iwata use 1/8" fittings on the airbrush side. I think the Master hoses come with 1/8" on one side or both sides depending onwhich you have. I couldn't find that particular kit to check but you should be okay. Even in the worst case, you could get away with an adapter that you leave on the airbrush and not have to change hoses, but you won't need to do that--good luck
2175496
My compressor has an identical output and it works. You do have to wait for pressure to build up between uses. I was removing ceramic tile and the tile cement from a bathroom floor so I would take up some tiles and cement, clean that up while the pressure built back up and then do some more. It will not work continuously because the compressor can't keep up but you can do a significant amount.
1026195
No, it only puts out 0.51 SCFM at 40 psi, so not enough volume for almost all spray guns (it would be ok for an airbrush). Look for a compressor that is specifically stated to work for painting (this one is for filling bike tires, running staple guns and low duty cycle nailers and such that have moderate to high pressure requirements, but have low CFM requirements).
2060532
It will work with any compressor, but make sure you use a moisture trap or you