can I use the air compressor I have at home that I use to clean out the garage to fill this tank up
1410023
It depends on the psi capability of the compressor. You will also need a female adapter for the compressor
1410024
Most likely no. This tank holds 3000 psi and ur compressor is probably able to dish out a few hundred. So if u had the right attachment u could fill it up to the max pressure ur compressor puts out but not to the tanks capacity.
862268
Simple answer in no, I don't think so. Look at the cfm that your compressor will deliver which is 2.75 cfm and a working pressure of 43-to-50 psi; air consumption of 5 cubic feet per minute for the paint gun. I'm using a 3.0 HP compressor with a 15 gallon tank and it works well.
450015
It will work but the compressor will be running all the time plus sometimes you might run out of air
2244222
You should not need an auxiliary tank with this compressor. It has a fitting on the compressor to plug a hose in so you can air up tires, run air tools, etc. This compressor is 100% duty cycle so it is designed to run continuously until it meets it's demand. This should be all you will need to hook everything up. If you decide to go into a tank, you may need a hose made up to go from the compressor to the auxiliary tank. Hope this helps, good luck with your build.
1649712
Yes...there is a pressure regulator with pressure gauge on the compressor. Plus a connection for getting the full pressure from tank. You will love this handy compressor... Buy it without worry! Blessings, Roland Jackson
1365543
Yes, you should be able to upgrade the air compressor. I don't know for sure about adding a tank but I guess I don't see any reason you couldn't.
736833
You need to get some extra parts for the compressor. Like a filter, scuba tank fill nozzle, and most air compressors don't have enough psi output
307414
I use a 2 gallon 110 vac compressor for home use only, for heavy or more continues use need a 100 gallon compressor.
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
1203801
I bought a 110 psi compressor with a 2 liter tank. Works like a dream. Make sure to have tight hose connections because they can and will seperate due to the high pressure.
444393
No, you need a special 3000 psi hand pump, scuba tank, or high pressure air compressor. I use a hand pump.
331990
I used my air compressor that I have in my garage. I set the pressure to 25 psi to not create too much pressure.
1519150
No.The small tank will not give you enough air.This compressor is only good for inflating tires.
1323734
I really couldn't say for sure, I use it for auto tires. I believe the compressor would be running most of the time as the tank is small and kicks on soon after starting a tire fill.
1479057
Yes, of course, as long as you get the "plumbing" correct. I suggest you get yourself some quick disconnect fittings and make sure you use teflon tape at all the threaded connections. My compressor also powers other air tools. I built a small stand and installed the regulator filter on that. My compressor then feeds a higher pressure along the main line, and I use the Airbrush Depot Regulator as a final lower pressure bench top control. My compressor sits far away, across the room, or even inside while I work outside with the airbrush connected to my "air station" that I made. This allows me to have freedom to move about, and I do not have to walk back and forth to change the pressure at the compressor. Also, by using a high pressure at the compressor then stepping it down with the Airbrush Depot regulator, I avoid the pressure drop you get from using a long line. The peace and quiet of having the compressor far from you is golden! This set up allows me to have another line for another tool from the same compressor to power another tool within easy reach (mini grinder, or engraver) without swapping hoses and fiddling about with the pressure. Once I set my portable air-station to the perfect pressure for the air brush, it rarely changes, so I have MUCH more freedom to still use my compressor for other things at the same time. Also, having that last water trap close to where I am working is useful on humid days.
1423288
any cheap 1 galon compressor will do, but if you want later to upgrade I WILL said get at lease a 2 gallon unit
1682991
As far as the compressor unit goes, you probably can, but the condensation hose MUST go DOWN from the indoor unit or you will end up with a watery mess and damage indoors.