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Made in us
Armored Iron Breaker





Dallas, TX

I recently picked up this compressor since I got it for 50% off.

http://cycloneas180-12.com/index.html

However, not until I got home did I notice I cannot adjust the psi.

looks like it operates around 43psi and max 57psi.

Most stuff i read online looks like people run between 15-25psi for model painting.

am I screwed? Do i need to take this thing back and get a different one? If so, any good recommendations?

"It's like the 12 days of Christmas...except its the 12 days of Death" Ian Christe
 
   
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Witch Hunter in the Shadows





Earth

Just buy a regulator no?

Better yet, take it back and get a compressor with a tank and put the regulator on that.

   
Made in us
Colonel





This Is Where the Fish Lives

Just pick up a regulator. One like this should work just fine.

This message was edited 1 time. Last update was at 2014/09/01 20:14:18


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Made in us
Armored Iron Breaker





Dallas, TX

Thanks for the replies, but after doing some more research(which i should have done BEFORE hand) I swapped it out for a compressor with a built-in regulator and a tank. Much happier now.

"It's like the 12 days of Christmas...except its the 12 days of Death" Ian Christe
 
   
Made in us
Colonel





This Is Where the Fish Lives

 Rezyn wrote:
Thanks for the replies, but after doing some more research(which i should have done BEFORE hand) I swapped it out for a compressor with a built-in regulator and a tank. Much happier now.
Probably the best thing you could have done.

Tankless compressors are okay, but having a tank helps a lot.

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