Xperts here can you tell me if i bought a good air compressor please?

The compressor looks a lot like an Aztek AC500

I don't recognize that airbrush but if I recall correctly Iwata makes some of their airbrushes so they may have made that one. I don't understand how it can be double-action, but then I've never used an airbrush like that either. On a normal DA brush you push down on the trigger for air and pull back for paint.

tamiya trigger type is the best airbrush in their range. oem made by BB rich in japan, heard its the same manufacturer that does the Iwata and Gunze airbrushes too.

QUOTE: Originally posted by ahlip oem made by BB rich in japan, heard its the same manufacturer that does the Iwata and Gunze airbrushes too.

BB Rich is a distributor not a manufacturer.

Mike

I have not seen that aircomp but have taken the time to look over the information and it seems to be a good compreser. As for the airbrush i am not to sure if i would feel compforatable witha gun like trigger brush but knowing that the Brush is Actully Made BY IWATA NOT THE OTHER WAY AROUND it is a quality brush

QUOTE: Originally posted by bearubc but knowing that the Brush is Actully Made BY IWATA NOT THE OTHER WAY AROUND it is a quality brush

When did Iwata start manufacturing their own airbrushes?

Mike

that compressor looks identical to one my friend bought from airbrush depot, minus the tank. supposidly runs real well...

QUOTE: When did Iwata start manufacturing their own airbrushes?

When Badger got tired of selling them their factory seconds and Testors wouldn't talk to them

QUOTE: Originally posted by bearubc
but knowing that the Brush is Actully Made BY IWATA NOT THE OTHER WAY AROUND it is a quality brush




When did Iwata start manufacturing their own airbrushes?

Mike
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"Truth is so obscure in these times and falsehood so established, that unless you love the truth, you cannot know it." - Blaise Pascal


Dear Mikey V

I sugggest to you before quoting other peaple or authors such as Blaise pascal that you heed to there own suggestions Iwata dose make there own airbrush line and other gear .Hear is a start i relize you might have a hard time finding this so i will provide the information for you the number for Iwata is 1-503-253-7308 and there web site is www.artool-products.com i hope this will help .

Ps its sad day when man can only comunicate with stones .

Fread Flintstone

QUOTE: Originally posted by bearubc Dear Mikey V I sugggest to you before quoting other peaple or authors such as Blaise pascal that you heed to there own suggestions Iwata dose make there own airbrush line and other gear .Hear is a start i relize you might have a hard time finding this so i will provide the information for you the number for Iwata is 1-503-253-7308 and there web site is www.artool-products.com i hope this will help . Ps its sad day when man can only comunicate with stones . Fread Flintstone

Since you did not understand the humor of my post let me fill you in.
Iwata does NOT manufacture their own airbrushes.
They are produced by Fujiosaki Ltd. in a place known in the industry as "The Factory" in Japan which produces multiple brands including Iwata, Richpen, Olympos, Tamiya, and several others.

Mike

QUOTE: Originally posted by bearubc QUOTE: Originally posted by bearubc but knowing that the Brush is Actully Made BY IWATA NOT THE OTHER WAY AROUND it is a quality brush When did Iwata start manufacturing their own airbrushes? Mike -------------------- "Truth is so obscure in these times and falsehood so established, that unless you love the truth, you cannot know it." - Blaise Pascal Dear Mikey V I sugggest to you before quoting other peaple or authors such as Blaise pascal that you heed to there own suggestions Iwata dose make there own airbrush line and other gear .Hear is a start i relize you might have a hard time finding this so i will provide the information for you the number for Iwata is 1-503-253-7308 and there web site is www.artool-products.com i hope this will help . Ps its sad day when man can only comunicate with stones . Fread Flintstone

did you fail your elementary school spelling test??

oh brother....................not again!!

Jayn

I would take the time to look over your own sentence structure before you hammer someone elses spelling . Considering english is my second langauge i do apoligize for my inept spelling and hope that i can become as competent as you.

QUOTE: Originally posted by bearubc Jayn I would take the time to look over your own sentence structure before you hammer someone elses spelling . Considering english is my second langauge i do apoligize for my inept spelling and hope that i can become as competent as you.

I agree bearubc.

Jayn,

That kind of post is unecessary and does not contribute positively to this thread whatsoever. Making a personal attack on someone over their spelling is not conducive to the discussion.

Mike

sorry, i didn't mean to be attacking people...i was seeing that this discussion was heating up because of bearubc and MIke's view on Iwata airbrushes..

No problem Jayn.
He and I talked in email and all is fine.

Mike

Ahhh shucks thought I was gonna get to come to mikes rescue :). Guess I will save the yelling for another time

Salty..... B A D G E R !

Hi, I bought this same compressor from airbrush depot...I love it!... I put on a "T" conection and hooked a air nozzle to it and set the tank reg at 80lbs.PSI and I set my a/b reg at 20lbsPSI...I can paint all day, It Auto shuts off when the tank is full and restarts when the tank PSI drops down to around 50lbs, refilles and Auto shuts off..Runs cooler too with the Auto shut off ..I use the air nozzle to clean my work bench off, blows the cat right out of my spray booth... ha,ha......I can't say enough about it!... The Little guy puts out 80+ lbs, and Auto shut off...You did good my friend...."RC"

peglegrc, I have a question about this compressor. How quiet would you say it is?

MrBones

Mr Bones, its not as loud as my Passche 500 or my little blue Testers, and they only kick out about 45 lbs at most with out a tank...It says that it comes preset at 60 or so PSI, but has a higher rating, that why I was able to add the "T" and hook up a extra airline and nozzle...Makes cleaning the work bench off alot easier...Also with the Auto shut off, it doesn't get hot and shut down making you have to wait till it cools off to paint again...Don't know if it would run two A/B's at the same time though, never tried that ....Oh Yeah! Any one want to buy a Passche or Testers compressor?...Got a couple here thats collecting dust now... Mr Bones I think its much quiter and stronger than anything I've heard or used! ....I'm adding a larger Gauge though, I have to pick the compressor off the floor to be able to read the gauge and I'm adding a larger gauge to my A/B Reg at the spray booth too...Old eye's arn't what they used to be..ha,ha... Their ad claims it to be the best and most quiet air brush compressor is true..I can't say enough about it..You can also Down load the Manual on it, the TC-20T is as they say....Hope this helps.... I love mine!..."RC"

hmph, and I was looking forward to a good flame war! JUST KIDDING! I SWEAR, I WAS JOKING!!!

Thank you for the information peglegrc. That helps a lot.

MrBones