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  1. Thanks for the response, i cannot house a 4,5liter tank compressor very easily. Im short on space, so small, silent and good airflow is what im after. I eventually bought the 20A, which is an oil silent compressor. Not to big, 1,5liters.
  2. The 15D is not buyable here in NL. i was eyeing the 20A variant, which is a smaller, louder design.
  3. Whats the difference between a Piston Compressor and membrane compressor, it seems they both deliver the same performance under the same Wattage, and the same Decibels. but the membrane is a 100€ more expensive. im looking at 4 compressors: 1. AS 189A @ 120€ 2. TC108 Special @235€ 3. TC610H @ 245€ 4. Sil-Air 20A @ 360€ The TC108 says its a 43DB compressor, where as the TC610H is a 55DB. Both are membrane compressors. All 3 can deliver up to 4 Bars (60 PSI) and have a waterfilter / manometer / pressure setting. The 610H has a secondaire 1/8 inch connection, making using a second airbrush easier. If i go with the TC610H i will get the Iwata HP-CS, - if i go with either of the other compressors i will get the infinity 2 in 1. - I like the design, easy cleaning and the 2 needle sets. I cant imagine not enjoying this brush at all. But the question Remains, what compressor should i get and why?
  4. Thanks for the response, what kind of Compressor would you aim for? im not as much bound by the budget, i can wait a month longer and have more available budget, im more bound by the size/profile. It needs to be small, and silent for indoors operation. im happy with the tankless compressor i have now, while missing olmost every reasonal component. (just cause its 20/20/20 cm in size, and doesnt make a sound) It seems i could get the bursh, but it's not in stock. I'm how ever mostly working with acrylic based paints. The Infinity is in price a step up against the other brushes. HP-CS = 175 CR Plus 2 in 1 = 250 Thats why im doubting, i think the HP-CS is good enough and with another 50-70 i could get a second brush, for detailed work instead of 1 brush.
  5. Hey people, I have a question, Probably many people have asked before. Im deciding on a suitable airbrush. Im now using some secondhand compressor(FOME, some italian brand, nothing to google about). Without any type of presure measurement, (no clue), with an Hansa 281, which is to my supprise an fixed dual action...(secondhand) it was a cheap set, so nothing to worry about. it learned me a few things along the way. my problem: Compressor without tank, with an AB without dual action, is asking for trouble. Im trying to workaround the issue, with the compressor losing pressure before pumping air, it starts to feel like a chore instead of enjoyment. I want an allround arbrush, i dont specificly need fine details, but it would be nice if the airbrush after simple modifications is able to do so. I dont mind having a second airbrush, instead of one. if the price/quality of the brushes are good enough to justify the extra cost. im torn about the Itawa Eclipse HP-CS and the H&S Infinity CR Plus 2 in 1. the reason for the 2 in 1 is easier & toolless cleaning, double needles for both broader and detailed work, Both a small and big cup Cheaper and more available replacement parts. Con: less durable? Con: less atomisation of paint? Con: Expensive the Hp-CS because itawa seems to be the most trusted brand, and the HP-CS being the most trusted brush out of all. Compression fit nossle, not easy to be damaged. Can be combined with a secondairy brush for detailed work if needed Con: expensive replacement parts Con: only 2 needles sizes, 0,35 and 0,5, comes with 1. As far as i can see there are Itawa fanboys, and there are H&S fanboys, for both of these are negatives aswell. i have no experience with either of these brands, and am relatively new to airbrushing. i have no bias to either of these brands. I just want an solution that works for me. I have no shops close by to test things, so i am solely deciding based on the internet and research. im not focussed on either of these brushes, but it seems to be a sweetspot somehow. As for the compressor: im thinking about the AS 189 A. enough Measurable pressure, preasure can be adjusted and comes with a tank. should bring the price point around 370.
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