Mini Airbrush Compressor with Holder and 6 Ft. Hose - Quiet Portable Air Pump

Great little pump, only issue was the fittings did not fit my airbrush. I managed to create a coupler thar remedied this, so otherwise the pump works as desired.

i wanted to learn how to use an airbrush for years now & finally pulled the trigger on the purchase. it works great & nice steady flow.

it turns on, it's just not strong enough for me to use an airbrush with..

No reduction valve, hard to control the pressure.

Great product only for my use continual this is for very lou volum great se rvice good brod

Let me first say that I did not purchase this pump for its intended purpose, but instead for some light robotics. It may work great for airbrushing, but I was overall unhappy with it. This pump is advertised at being able to reach around 25 psi, but mine maxes out around 16. It also cannot start when fighting any more than 5 psi, so the motor just stalls and draws around 1.8 amps, even though the power supply is only rated for 1.2. And when it doesn't stall, it is surprisingly loud. The connector was also not a standard 1/8" pipe fitting, so I had to cut the hose and get a barbed adapter. After considerable effort (current sensor, micro-controller, heat sinks, and fan), I finally have a pump that I can trust to not overheat, but if my application required any more than 3 or 4 psi, this would not have been acceptable.

Some folks say this doesn't last long. Maybe, but it paid for itself in one day, by making a gig possible that would otherwise have been impossible. I started a 10-minute timer each time I turned it off, and made sure to turn it off every time the timer rang. I had no problems with it during about 1 hour of use.

This airbrush is trash. Run away, run far away. Not just this compressor--PointZero makes a ton of airbrush supplies, and now I'd question the quality across the board. This was ridiculous and frustrating. Was all excited to start airbrushing for the first time in my life. Got all the paints & cleaner out, watched tons of videos, got a high-quality beginner airbrush, hooked up the compressor, and YAY I did my first test sprays, then the compressor gave a "click" after about one minute (not an exaggeration), and that was that. "Oh, but maybe it overheated?" LOL okay, going along with that, I let it sit for three hours unplugged, plugged it back in again and...still nothing. "Oh, but maybe it was 'bad voltage'?" Again LOL but okay, going along with that, I tried it on multiple outlets on multiple circuits in the house, still dead. To its credit, the compressor *is* easy to use (just a button push, no other adjustments), and it *did* work like a champ for a whole minute. I was going to spend a good chunk of my Memorial Day doing airbrushing of figures and a model plane. Instead, I'm spending time doing a return *and* trying to clean my airbrush for the first time with no compressed air. Do you know how easy it is to find instructions on cleaning an airbrush without air? You can't. There, now you know. Everything I found uses a compressor for part of the cleaning. So I'm disassembling the airbrush and carefully cleaning every component. That is how I'm spending my Memorial Day. If this is your idea of a good time, you should buy this compressor. This is the PERFECT airbrush compressor for you if you need compressed air for only one minute, and no more, ever.

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