Do you need a compressor or compressed air cans could be used ?
2092591
Cans can be used but for the best results and better control a compressor and a presure regulator is best.
2092592
This is the third Paasche H I've had since 1971 or so, just a great, simple and easy to use and clean airbrush. I build model trains and used cans for years then I bought a compressor on sale at Sears about 10 uears ago The cans will do you fine but once you buy a compressor you ask yourselg, "why did I wait so long?" RegardsDon
2092593
I think that air cans won't have enough capacity. Try. Purchasing an air tank for automotive use, they have a larger capacity.
2092594
Either will work but it will all depend on duration of use. Used compressors can be found on ebay for fairly cheap. Also a small tool compressor will work as well if you can regulate the level of psi. Air cans over time will add up in cost and could easily surpass the cost of a compressor. Air cans are great for work where no power is available and for light spraying. I use my Paasche for spraying firearm finishes and a compressor was the way to go for that. I use both a Paasche I bought used from ebay as well as a large shop tool compressor that has a air cleaner and psi regulator.
2092595
Yes, compressed air cans can be used, but they do not last long. I recommend using an air compressor if possible.
2092596
I use a compressor that I purchased from harbor freight. Remember if you buy a compressor you will need the hard ware to attach it
1280315
yes you will need a compressor, & a powerful one, these gear drive sander grinders use alot of air power.
973964
I don't see why you couldn't. The force of the air blast it can produce depends on how fast you can squeeze it. Canned air would be better but I suppose this would be a more environmentally friendly method.
1759019
i would definitely use a pump or compressor. it is possible by mouth but that would take a while, depending on how much air you have. lol
2051372
The tool is a vacuum pump, not an air compressor. You need AC gauge lines to use the pump correctly.
1240425
yes you can you can use anything in these cans the problem is not what media you are using the problem is how thick it is and how much air pressure you can get in the can. you need a decent compressor to be able to charge these cans and when the pressure starts running out your media starts coming out in very large droplets
1499695
The compressor has worked well with the pneumatic tools. I found it on sale later at Lowes.
1350852
I used my shop air compressor, but a small pump such as a water toys inflater would work also. I does take a while to inflate.
371850
I actually used my compressor. I turned the pressure way down but you really have to be careful if you use a compressor. Just blow it up really slow whatever you use.
2054947
Needs an air compressor, I'd recommend one with a 10-gallon capacity for any serious work.
482268
Hi You will need an air compressor; this type has more power than electric.
240794
We used an air compressor also. It is a pretty big float for a manual pump but one would work. as said by others, your pump would need a pointed end. This is our second season and just filled a couple days ago. Great for keeping you above water while it's still a little brisk.
1268303
I would think you can,though it might take a long time, and you would need to watch closely for overheating. As for outlet, the compressor won't work without electricity, so you not only can, but must connect.
2158490
Yes you Can. You will need an air compressor and lots of air hose,however it will do the job
1559525
2 gallon compressors are not meant to run air tools. You might be able to take a lug nut or two off. Then wait for it to build up pressure but you might as well use hand tools if your going to do that
1435703
I used compressed air, works great! Canned air works well, but if you have access to an air compressor--it's way more effective.
428209
I have not used them with an air compressor. Whether they could be-I would try it myself based on the money invested.