Thread: Air Brush and Compressor

I installed a air line and a pressure regulator with multiple outlets on my work bench. I have a much larger compressor (135 psi) that I fluid bed powder paint and spray air guns with. I also use it run die grinder's to clean up flashing, drill with, pump tires, and most anything else I need air for. With a compressor and a good regulator at your work area, it easy to complete any air task you have. Not overkill, use what you got.

Charlie

Originally Posted by FishAction

I installed a air line and a pressure regulator with multiple outlets on my work bench. I have a much larger compressor (135 psi) that I fluid bed powder paint and spray air guns with. I also use it run die grinder's to clean up flashing, drill with, pump tires, and most anything else I need air for. With a compressor and a good regulator at your work area, it easy to complete any air task you have. Not overkill, use what you got.

Charlie

I like the way you think. I also have a 60 gal compressor with a 6.5 hp motor that will crank out all the air I need. We are planning a move this summer so I most likely wait until then to kick things in gear about getting set up to do any serious painting. Was just thinking about what I said about using the little compressor on a minnow tank. Seems like it would be good to put it on a timer so it would cycle like a larger one and still stir some O2 into the water. What do you think FishAction? Just an added thought.