Yeah I think I will just stick to a small Airbrush Compressor. Being a certified Scuba Diver I've had it drilled into my head the dangers of those tanks. Not sure I'd want a potential rocket in the house lol. When they blow they will go through steel. I'm sure the floor of a house from 1915 wouldn't even slow it down lol. Good way to wake up the downstairs neighbor though
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Good quiet compressor?
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phantom II
Master at Arms
Many years ago, I used a scuba tank for a air supply. It is too much trouble.
If you want to use a tank ,get commercial air service but frankly you will still run out of air when you can't get it recharged.
You're better off buying a descent air compressor.
make sure you listen to it first.
I bough an inexpensive Badger years ago . it is not noise free but quiet enough that my wife can sleep with it running.
Cheers, Christian B)
If you want to use a tank ,get commercial air service but frankly you will still run out of air when you can't get it recharged.
You're better off buying a descent air compressor.
make sure you listen to it first.
I bough an inexpensive Badger years ago . it is not noise free but quiet enough that my wife can sleep with it running.
Cheers, Christian B)
