Happy Easter everyone BTW 1 bar = 14.5psi

Great video, simple, to the point, great examples, and comparing your two compressor. Realy helpful video, even for a guy who's been air brushing for +15 years. Thank you.

I stated in the video you pulled down. Your videos are so helpful. I constantly look at the tiles of your older videos as an answer guide. Thanks for taking the time to help the helpless

Have a wonderful Easter 🐰🐇

I appreciate you putting this out. A lot of people I've met have been using an airbrush for models and other things. But haven't really known how to set things up. It's good info. I always try and share what I know.

Thanks for what you do and Happy Easter!

Extremely helpful video that will help a lot of people starting the hobby. I’m still learning, but you’ve been a huge help. Actually, it was after finding your videos that I took the leap and got my first airbrush. Thanks for helping me find something that I really enjoy. 🤓

I purchased the Amazon compressor a few years back. It was a great price only $125 AU. And it came with an airbrush and cleaning kit. It runs great and I’ve never had an issue with it. I always enjoy your videos. I’m working on doing my own budget hobby channel. It will focus on DIY Hints and Tips for the hobby space, as well as reviews and miniature and terrain builds and painting. I’m currently creating my own personal range of paints using the mica powders you had in your last video. I had already purchased the 144 colour pack from the US and it got here a fortnight ago. I already have acrylic medium, and binding resin if needed, just waiting on some surfactant to aid flow and some stabiliser to improve coverage and help keep the colours looking great. Very excited. Happy Easter Rex.

FYI: 1 BAR = 14.5 PSI

Prayers and love to our Baltimore family and friends 🙏 ❤️

I have the same amazon compressor with tank. It's been a workhorse. Have had it for 7 years or so now, and it's still going strong. Definitely recommended.

What can we say, your camera loves the great paints you have😁😁

Can you add a second tank to a single tank compressor and if so, can you do a video on that?

Thank you for the videos my friend. Brightens my day a little bit.

I have the tooty. It’s an awesome compressor.

Great video as always my friend Thank you for sharing. Wishing everyone a very safe Holiday weekend Happy Easter. Everyone keep yourselves and love ones safe and healthy and remember to SMILE 😊God Bless 🙏

I got to take an airbrushing class over the weekend. 4 Timbertech compressors going at the same time, and we had no problems hearing the instructor. Going to get one to replace my current compressor, which is loud as heck.

Have a wonderful Easter Holiday weekend. Thank you for another informative video. 👍🏼

Happy Easter to all! As always great information!

Im from the UK. I use both but for spraying. PSI

After 20 plus years using my Badger tankless compressor I switched the Gaahleri Dual compressor. So much nicer with a tank. Great foundation video.

Excellent. I hope you do more instructional/tutorial focused videos like this.

Excellent video l was always wondering when people would say spray at this pressure. Now the question is finally answered for me. Brilliant video an channel l have learnt Soooo much from you, l thank you for your knowledge an helping people like me that are learning all the time. Brilliant Channel please keep up the fantastic things you provide. Absolutely Brilliant thank you my friend. Aussie Skot.

You also did a video a while back with the digital guage to set the pressure which I love

I have the cool tooty (np-name) from Spray Gunner.

Speaking of compressors, pressure, and the Fortress series, it's worth turning down the max cut off and min restart pressure on those. I did mine and it runs wayyy less and doesn't get nearly as warm as it used to. I'll never use it for anything but my airbrush and blowing dust off of stuff so absolutely no need for 135psi.

Also to be noted that the airflow rate of the airbrush will affect the pressure drop. A high volume low pressure will have a more pronounce effect on the pressure delta. The point is its not a set it and forget it setting. It may even vary from various airbrushes of the same type. Good information to share!

Thanks for more information on using an air compressor an how to read the pressure gage an as always thanks for the nice informational video an time an effort you put into your video's for us Robert

So that is how you do it! Thanks for the clear demonstration. I trust the Mrs. is still doing well.

Getting close to your 100k goal 😊

Have a great Easter!!

This is timely, I just bought a new air compressor yesterday because the one I already got doesn't seem to be filling up air enough. It was working normally for about two-three years and just started acting up a few months ago.

It would be nice a video about cleaning and removing moist / liquid when it builds up in the tank As usual awesome videos. Thanks !

Great reminders of the basics thank you. Do you have a link for the dehydrator that you utilize?

I'd love to get your new paints, but the shipping cost is prohibitively expensive at $40 for postage to the UK. It's not Splash Paints fault and they have kept me well informed so no issues with them. I wanted the first paints issue at a cost of $85, which I wanted to pay, but held back after the cost rose to $120 for 5 paints. I'm still an avid fan of your videos, but I will have to be more cautious when ordering stuff from the USA. Keep up the great videos.😀🏍

good stuff Robb seen a vid srayin chrome/alum distance and pressure that created wicked affects thx dou kudos 😁🤩scooter out😎

Great vid. Can you do a video on how you setup your gauge in a different position from the tank. As in parts used. Something I’m looking into.

Good man, thanks for that advice... I think all them compressors come out of the same factory, everyone of them I see share the same parts, anyway, happy Easter 🎉

Are you also going to also be bringing another chrome out? Personally I would love it if you could come out with a version kinda like the Green Stuff World as that stuff I find works better for me since I am such a newblet to airbrushing.

Thank you for this guide! I notice however that not all gauges have the same design. The amazon specifically has red psi compared the your other samples. I have the amazon one, and got to admit its a bit hard to read since the gauge has few lines with only 0 to 40 written on it. Does anyone have tips on how to read? Happy easter!

I have a Tootie and it's real difficult to fine tune the PSI/bar. I have to turn the knob quite a bit to get the needle to move, and when it does move, it jumps several PSI up or down. A little annoying but I manage.

what psi do you recommend for most gunpla painting? i use 20psi...high or low? thanks

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I like the Atom paints. Your paints are pretty pricey I've seen. Not putting them down but price is a factor at times.

Psi here in the uk

Ok I have a question, I have a larger pancake compressor which I don’t use anymore, what do I need so I could use this for my air brush station

I got a Master Airbrush Model Tc-320 I am trying to get my compressor psi up to 80. It wont go up to go passed 60 psi but I need to get to 80 to use for the copic airbrush so I can use for my markers. Can you turn up the psi that far? or is there something wrong with the tank? If the air compressor wont let me what air compressor do you suggest to get?

I got the one on amazon last year. i noticed that the moisture trap (thing) stays at about a 45 degree angle, is that why you have an attachment? one thing that took me some time to figure out because I couldn't find any information on was that i had to use an Allen Wrench to tighten it on the side of the attachment (facing the camera). The reason was because when I tried to bring the pressure down to 15-20 (probably would start in the mid to high 20s) it was leaking air. I couldn't find anything about that. All reviews of it showed them putting the attachment on and adjusting the pressure (like in this video). I'm not sure if that is normal or if I was somehow expected to know Another question. Do you empty the tank when you are done? I normally do, but I don't have a specific reason.

Its odd, there in US you dont have better compressors. I use one with fridge engine and a 4L gallon. The noise is... Zero! The air flowing is The only noise you hear! You should try to find these kinda solutions. Fully recommended! 😊😊😊 And it also last for like 10...20 years... As a fridge

where do I buy a swallowtail airbrush holder?

Can I dial in the same way with a tankless? I'm using a Sparmax Arism Vis model.

Just Got My 1st. Order of Your "NEW " Line of Lacquer Paint From SPLASH. WHY'D You Go From 2 OZ. Jars To 30mle ❓❓ Im VERY DISAPPOINTED ‼️‼️