Master Airbrush 1/5 HP Cool Runner II Dual Fan Air Compressor Kit Model TC-320 - Professional Single-Piston with 2 Cooling Fans, Longer Running Time Without Overheating - Regulator Water Trap, Holder

Good products perform well and provide good value. Great products perform amazingly and provide ridiculous value. This is a great product. It's design and function is specifically aimed at airbrush enthusiasts, and the value, quality, and functionality are outstanding. Easy to use straight out of the box, just a great piece of worksmanship. The added touches such as a retractable handle, airbrush holders, and rubber feet which reduce "walking" show they understand their audience. Additionally I bought this based on decibels, I was looking for sound mitigation, this has it in spades. This is an amazing air source to push your paints with consistent pressure and minimal maintenance and sound.

Great pump, have had no issues whatsoever. It is smaller than I thought. It is lightweight and easy to carry about.Comes in box 13"x14"x6".I was able to get the pump to deliver up to 50psi with no issues. The flow rate is more than adequate for airbrushes.The pump is quiet and I use it in the house with no distraction to others in the house.Parts, components and construction appear to be quality. Though built in China, I would give it the Chinese 5 out of 5 rating.Great prince for a good little pump.

I used for three hours straight without a hiccup. I love this compressor. Works well and very great quality for the price. My only complaint is that it is advertised to come with a hose but it did not. Still giving 5 stars.

This is a good choice for an airbrush compressor as far as air power, convenience and size. I really wanted to love this compressor, I researched reasonably priced, "quiet" airbrush compressors and the reviews convinced me this was it. I was expecting a nice dull hum, but in addition, it had a metallic rattle that got more pronounced as it filled up. I compared it side by side with a 1/2 hp Harbor Freight compressor and found it to be more disturbing due to the metallic sound, the hum factor was about equal. It is very possible I got a bad one and a replacement might have been just the trick but I didn't want to take the chance.. It Is a good compressor function wise, that's why I gave it 4 stars, just too noisy to sit next to while doing my artwork. I returned it ========

Difficult for me to understand the negative reviews over this compressor setup. My experience has been nothing but positive. I am a scale model builder and this compressor was purchased for the painting of models. I purchased it to replace my aging but still working Badger tankless compressor.First, the compressor setup is of VERY good quality and comes fully assembled ready to use right out of the box. The anodized blue finish on the compressor and black on the air tank was flawless. All assembly points and possible air leak points were tightly sealed. The compressor rapidly filled the tank and MOST impressive was that even at 40lb PSI the compressor could keep up without a drop in pressure even after the tank was depleted. (I never use over 40 lbs. when painting.) At lower pressures around 30 PSI the compressor rapidly refilled the tank and shut off indicating that it was easily keeping up with the air loss in the tank. The pressure regulator comes fitted with the water separator all tightly sealed with a push button drain valve on the bottom making emptying of catch bottle simple and easy.As far as noise, it was a bit more quiet than my old Badger. It gets a bit louder when the tank is at nearly full pressure (which most compressors tend to do) but still quiet enough to not be in the least bit obtrusive. I don't think I could give ay compressor a 5 star rating unless I could barely hear it run or it came in a sound proof enclosure.I WOULD NOT recommend this compressor for a beginner. A beginner would not need this type of compressor to learn how to air brush. Start with air cans and move up. Instructions are minimal maybe with the idea that the purchaser has experience with this type of compressor. Personally, I barely looked at them because I didn't need them. But read them for the purpose of this review. I noticed in some reviews where people said the air pressure adjustment didn't work. Maybe because they didn't know that the adjustment knob needs to be unlocked first by pulling it up. THIS IS clearly indicated in the instruction manual. (which is essentially only 4 pages)IMPORTANT!: This compressor does come with a short 6 ft. hose but it is designed for MASTER airbrushes ONLY. YOU MUST BUY HOSE ADAPTERS FOR OTHER BRANDS OF AIR BRUSHES! I use Paasche and Badger and needed to buy adapters for both. (Available here on Amazon) I do not own an Iwata (yet) so no idea about those.To summarize, IMO this is a fine air brush compressor and I find the price to be quite reasonable. I have seen similar compressors priced at around $300 and bought this after some minor research and deciding it was worth taking a shot. To say the least, I am extremely pleased with this purchase and hopefully look forward to many years of use.

This is a very quiet compressor. It sits on the floor beside my easel. I added a "T" with couplings for two lines for both of my airbrushes without switching. I also use a wiress remote for power on/off touchless ease. I am very satisfied with this little compressor. It seems to be built very well and I'm sure it will last a lifetime.

Works as advertised. It's very quiet.

Well made, works fine