Overall great performance - this airbrush had no issues atomizing some ...
924443
Overall great performance - this airbrush had no issues atomizing some Vallejo primer which caused my previous (albeit cheaper and lower quality) airbrush to clog.

I am taking off one star because upon connecting the airhose to the airbrush, there was a significant amount of corrosion on the threads that I could not clean. Several other people seem to have this problem.

After attempting to screw on the airbrush coupler ONCE, it had already bent the threads on the airbrush. Solved it by applying a liberal amount of teflon tape and easing it in. Not taking off more because it doesn't directly affect the quality of the painted product, but it was definitely a failed quality check. If the teflon tape fails to maintain a seal in the following weeks, will likely proceed with a replacement.
1174355
This performed very well for me. It screwed on with no problems or leaks(the base of this seems to have been improved in the last year and is more substantial and stronger based on what others have reported). It has the feel of a precision instrument. Each spray pattern clicks into place very solidly and each pattern works great. The handle switch also functions with a very positive feel. This is probably the best hose nozzle I have tried. I just hope it stands up over time.
1365600
Received this airbrush today. I used it and got to say that it's a excellent product. Great price and all the accessories that it bring wow you guys can't believe it. Keep it up.
4622118
Great airbrush, extreme fine lines can be made to wide fan sprays. Clean up is a breeze and the ability to adjust on the fly is great. Recommended!
988336
A phenomenal airbrush for the money. The trigger action is noticeably different from my Iwata and Badgers, but with a little playing around its easy to get used to.
4025238
My very first airbrush! Wooo! Works great with simple pigment, but not for thicker bodied paints that can't be thinned. Easy to operate and a complete kit.  If you're connecting to a shop compressor look for an adapter
2899868
Heavy brush, but paints evenly and I was able to cut in  at top of walls without painting ceiling! Cleans easily and great performance after rinsing.
1123563
i ordered this airbrush yesterday and it got here today. i was very happy about the fast delivery. and i was pleasantly surprised with the quality. it is quick to work with and is efficient. so far i have worked on it with small fondant details but the results are great. i am very excited about this product. =)
1260399
Overall I am quite happy with the performance of this texture gun.  It made quick work of my 8'x12' wall that needed texturing.  The knobs and valve seemed to be decent quality, and the hoper size/handle made operations easy.  Cleanup was a breeze and I appreciated that they threw in a toothbrush to get all the texture material out of the knocks and crannies before storage.  Given the price is about 40% of similar texture guns, it would be hard to find something that beats this gun when it comes to homeowner use.
4579041
Great for intended use. Highly recommended buying the airbrush if you plan on doing a lot
4753857
I use this airbrush for priming, base coating, and base color highlighting miniatures (warmachine and warhammer). It's precise, has a no-slop, clean trigger, cleans up relatively nicely at the end of each session, and has a high quality/construction feel to it.

I would recommend the HP-BH over this model (HP-AH) not because of the slightly larger amount of paint that the HP-BH holds, but because when holding the airbrush pointing 'down,' the 'no cup' shape of the HP-AH risks the paint spilling out over the top front of the brush, in the the airstream, and splattering paint all over your artwork! This is, of course, completely avoidable if you simply keep the brush relatively level, so this only happens with 'user error.' The BH, on the other hand, has an angled cup, so you can point the airbrush down very far (maybe 65-70 degrees 'down') before paint spilling is a concern. The angled cup on the HP-BH takes this risk out of the equation so one less thing to think about.

I also rarely use the Micro Air Control valve on the airbrush, as I have an adjustable regulator built into my compressor, and it's more precise/measurable to control the air pressure there. So you could get away with the HP-B Plus and save a few bucks. The main thing you need for painting miniatures is the small needle size (in this case, .2mm).
974205
I bought this barebones kit to use as a firewall and it has been working non-stop with zero problems for the last 5 months or so. The heatsing on the Atom CPU is pretty large and I was hoping it would keep the CPU cool enough to make it a fanless system, but the temperature went above 60C as soon as I turned it on and never came down, so I had to install a small cooler fan (that comes with the kit) on the heatsink. This is the only reason why I gave it 4 stars.
If you don't mind it making a (tiny) bit of noise, this is a well-built barebones and the network cards' performance is very solid. Absolutely recommended for firewalls and routers.
3326575
I use this compressor for painting wargaming figures and model tanks. I put a very standard quick disconnects on the compressor and my airbrush hose. You can get them at Harbor Freight, Home Depot, Lowes, etc. This unit is a tiny bit loud, but not that bad. it is no where close to my air tool compressor in the garage I used to use that shakes the house. I easily can paint for hours with my kids sleeping with no problem. Plus with the tank holding and providing steady air, it is not like the compressor is running very often. When it does fire up, it is on for about 30 seconds to a minute. The gauge and moisture trap work great too. In the year I have owned it, I have had zero problems. So if you are looking for a good airbrush compressor, step up to this with a tank and ditch the pulsing paint of those tankless compressors.
166835
It has been a long time since I used an airbrush, and I bought a top end brush, but still needed a compressor. This one caught my eye, because of the price, and the extra's. Looking at the compressor next to one of the "name brand" compressors, at much higher prices, I believe that they are one in the same, made in the same place, by the same company, and the difference is the color they paint the compressor, and the label that they place on it. There is no difference between the two.

Then came the air brushes, two siphon double action, and one single action, gravity fed brush. I have used two of the three (both double action), and they have worked wonderfully, I have not even broken out my top of the line brush yet, since I have a lot of catching up to do. As a training set, you can't go wrong with this. The brushes are sturdy, with extra needles and nozzle tips, that allow for a range of widths you can spray. They have been easy to break down and clean, and all the parts are chrome, so it is easy to see when they are clean, and when you need to get in there with a fresh cotton tip, one more time.

The only con, if there was one, is you need good eyes, and nimble fingers, when cleaning the brushes, the parts are small, and easy to lose, especially the O ring what goes between the nozzle and the brush. Don't lose that, it makes a huge difference in the spray pattern, and whether or not you get fouling in the nozzle.

Beyond that, the only other concern I have, is the condenser, you can see the build up of water vapor, and the only way to clear it, is while the compressor is still under pressure. You push the bottom valve, to release the air, and hopefully blow out as much water as you can, but it is not very effective. You might have to turn the compressor on again, creating more water, just to try to clear the water again. I have found that, when I am finished using the brushes, I turn the pressure up to 80-100 psi, shut the compressor off, and slowly bleeds off the air, allowing more to condense, and drip to the bottom of the condenser. I has been the most effective way.

Lastly, the compressor gets hot, and does like to hum around on the floor. I would be very cautious of placing it on any raised surface, it might run over the edge, before you realize it is moving.
4607398
I am extremely happy with the performance of this machine. It is compact and simple to operate, the arms are wonderfully easy to position and the suction of the extraction is powerful and affective. I've been using it for two weeks now and the lingering fumes in my art studio work space are gone. Get the caster base too, this thing is heavy and the caster wheels are excellent quality.
3648795
When a product talks well about itself and then it does exactly as it says then that deserves 5 stars.  We have used this "moderately" and each time I am pleased with the performance.  The movements are smooth, the settings work as they should, and everything is solid.

The one thing I am most please about is how quiet it is!  We have this setup behind our couch so we can watch tv if we choose and I only have to turn it up a bit extra (I am further away) to hear the sound as I would like.

Putting it together was my problem I had.  There are a few (two of them) screws on a few covers (not important for functionality) that I could not get to line up.  If I had one of those screwdrivers that held the screw to the tip that would have solved my problem but I didn't have that so I struggled and eventually gave up.  Even then the covers are solid with the other screws I was able to get to go where they were supposed to go.

Overall I am very happy.  Time will tell if this holds up but so far things are where they should be.
597944
I happen to own three different models of Vornado fans for my South Florida home, and I've been very pleased with the quality and performance of each one.  This particular fan I have situated in my bathroom and I aim it up toward the corner of the room and turn it on full force before taking a shower.  It does an EXCELLENT job of circulating the air and preventing steam buildup on the bathroom mirrors as well as cooling the bathroom to help me dry off more quickly.  I would advise buyers of Vornado fans to read through the description and instructions for their use!  They aren't intended to be used as most "traditional" fans which are aimed at people to cool them off.  Instead, these are "AIR CIRCULATORS" as stated in the product name.  If your intention is to circulate the air in a room (similar to the way a ceiling fan is intended) I highly recommend a Vornado.  I use another one in my kitchen and it does an incredible job of circulating smoke or cooking odors and heat from the stove/oven.