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My local Harbor Freight & Tools has a Central Pneumatic 30 psi Oilless Airbrush Compressor for $44.- (+ a 10% off coupon). Anyone have any experience with this product? Or am I better off sticking with my regular air compressor (with 2 gal. holding tank)?
Thanks
Bob
Ross Martinek A little strangeness, now and then, is a good thing…
Triarius wrote:Assuming your regular compressor has the capacity, I'd stick with that. Holding/stilling tanks make all the difference.
bobbaily wrote:Thanks Ross & Hippie-Ed. After a little thought & your input, I have to agree. That forty dollars can be better spent on plastic...
Hippy-Ed wrote: bobbaily wrote:Thanks Ross & Hippie-Ed. After a little thought & your input, I have to agree. That forty dollars can be better spent on plastic... Bob, Seein' how we saved ya the $40 bucks it's only fair that Ross & I get $20 a piece
Triarius wrote: Hippy-Ed wrote: bobbaily wrote:Thanks Ross & Hippie-Ed. After a little thought & your input, I have to agree. That forty dollars can be better spent on plastic... Bob, Seein' how we saved ya the $40 bucks it's only fair that Ross & I get $20 a pieceSNORT!!!
bobbaily wrote:Ross & Hippy-Ed...Brought a smile to my face And I am eternally grateful...which is worth far more than $20./per...... Actually, I am grateful and thanks again.
Last two projects for the Battle for Germany GB
Hippy-Ed wrote:Looks good there Bob Looks as tho the tank just rolled off the assembly line
Hippy-Ed wrote:Hey Bob, this is but, would you happen to be related to a Brian Bailey who was in the Navy? Served with RVAH-9 during 1965/66 as a Plane Captain?
No sir.
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