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2013/04/25 18:40:45
Subject: Airbrush compressor help
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Fresh-Faced New User
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Can anyone recommend a good all around air compressor, I have been searching but the range goes from 200$US-1200$US and im afraid I dont know much about them. I just got a Renegade Krome and would like to get a compressor that will last me. Also according to the info I have read I would like to find one with everything included such as a tank, moisture trap, etc...thanks in advance
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2013/04/25 22:31:47
Subject: Airbrush compressor help
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Regular Dakkanaut
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I bought a rolair jc10 and I love it.
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2013/04/25 22:36:37
Subject: Airbrush compressor help
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Legendary Master of the Chapter
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 Unit1126PLL wrote: Scott-S6 wrote:And yet another thread is hijacked for Unit to ask for the same advice, receive the same answers and make the same excuses.
Oh my god I'm becoming martel.
Send help!
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2013/04/25 22:45:39
Subject: Airbrush compressor help
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Drone without a Controller
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I have the TC-20 and it has performed admirably for the past 4 (I think, maybe 3) years. I have experienced no issues with pulsing from not having a reservoir tank and have had no mechanical issues. Great buy for our purposes! Even Ken from Badger recommends those types and says we don't really need the reservoir as long as our hose is long enough. I have a 10ft braided hose by the way, with quick disconnect for H&S Infinity and Iwata HP-CS...
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Sun Tzu: "It is said that if you know your enemies and know yourself, you will not be imperiled in a hundred battles; if you do not know your enemies but do know yourself, you will win one and lose one; if you do not know your enemies nor yourself, you will be imperiled in every single battle."
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2013/04/26 02:30:18
Subject: Airbrush compressor help
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Boosting Ultramarine Biker
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kanebbcksc wrote:I have the TC-20 and it has performed admirably for the past 4 (I think, maybe 3) years. I have experienced no issues with pulsing from not having a reservoir tank and have had no mechanical issues. Great buy for our purposes! Even Ken from Badger recommends those types and says we don't really need the reservoir as long as our hose is long enough. I have a 10ft braided hose by the way, with quick disconnect for H&S Infinity and Iwata HP- CS...
I also have the TC-20 from TCP Global. It started to act up after about a year but it has a two year warranty. They replaced it with zero hassle....I did not even pay for shipping and I kept the old compressor which still works but I can't run it for lengthy sessions.
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2013/04/26 02:49:55
Subject: Re:Airbrush compressor help
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Been Around the Block
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I've been researching compressors myself and that TC-20T has overwhelmingly positive reviews amongst a large swath of mini painters. Seems like it's the clear pick unless you're willing to spend hundreds of dollars more.
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2013/04/26 14:14:33
Subject: Airbrush compressor help
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Mighty Chosen Warrior of Chaos
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Iwata Smart Jet Pro... nuff said.. I had a TC-20T I went threw 2 of them..I do paint everyday tho so... dunno didn't last me long or could I do it for more than about 15 - 30mins at a time.
Iwata smart jet is more expensive and what have you but up to you  hope this hlped.
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