How do I hook this up to my air compressor that has a standard 1/4 inch pipe thread connector?
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Hi danejr, I believe this Airbrush has a 1/4" hose. If not you should be able to find an adapter at your local hardware store.
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All in and out connections are standard hose thread. I use mine for a 1/4 drip system.
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Your typical 1/4" male quick connector is what I used. That way I could remove it from the air hose quick. It is a very good product! I like it much better than the connectors that angle 90 degrees. This one really stays on.
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Get a brass 3/4" mnpt to 3/4" male hose thread and it will work. About $1 at hardware store, they will have it as its a very common part.
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Alex go to harbor freight web site and look up part numbers 68205 and 68181 for less than four dollars to use your 3/8 air hose to the 1/4 inch quick connect on the compressor.
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Get quick release adapter...Male on compressor end. Ask any hardware store...Good luck.
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This adapter is supposed to connect it to a 1 1/4 shopvac hose. There is also one for the bigger hose. I have the 1 1/4 and this adapter isn't perfect, but close enough that a short piece of tape will help do the job. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000AV77K/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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The hose fit my Iwata airbrush with no problems but the male connector on my compressor was too small, I had to use a 1/8" to 1/4" adaptor for the hose to connect.
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The male end extending from the threaded base is an air hose snap on connector. It fits the fill end on the air compressors hose. This makes the connection permanent so the operator can then go and open and close valves during the winterizing operation. Sort of a third hand so to speak. The compressor will continue to run pressurizing the water piping while you see that all lines are purged of water.The small compressors you speak of are equipped with a female Schrader valve end to fit tires. There are items like this that will fit to the Schrader ends but you must stand and hold them in place-- The male end extending from the threaded base is an air hose snap on connector. It fits the fill end on the air compressors hose. This makes the connection permanent so the operator can then go and open and close valves during the winterizing operation. Sort of a third hand so to speak. The compressor will continue to run pressurizing the water piping while you see that all lines are purged of water.The small compressors you speak of are equipped with a female Schrader valve end to fit tires. There are items like this that will fit to the Schrader ends but you must stand and hold them... » Read More The male end extending from the threaded base is an air hose snap on connector. It fits the fill end on the air compressors hose. This makes the connection permanent so the operator can then go and open and close valves during the winterizing operation. Sort of a third hand so to speak. The compressor will continue to run pressurizing the water piping while you see that all lines are purged of water.The small compressors you speak of are equipped with a female Schrader valve end to fit tires. There are items like this that will fit to the Schrader ends but you must stand and hold them in place-- « Show Less
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This uses a standard 1/4" male pipe thread and must have full pressure to work.This will not work on a regulated low pressure output.
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Your connection would be with typical air line fittings. I don't have the unit with me so I don't know if it is male or female threaded. If you are asking about a hand pump, no. You need a constant air supply of about 40 psi. I use a large shop compressor because I have air connections throughout the room. I believe it would work fine with a small compressor.
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It's a pretty standard valve. That being said, your regular bicycle pump or air compressor won't work without an adapter. But any standard hand or electric pump that is for pumping air mattresses, etc will work. I used a hand pump that came with an air mattress to pump up my towable. They sell for 10 bucks or less
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I bought a hose from Harbor Freight and I also purchased a couple of quick disconnects from Amazon. I installed one quick disconnect on the hose and the other on the airbrush. To hook up to the compressor you may need a 1/4 or 3/8 to 1/8 inch reducer that you should be able to find at Home Depot or Low's in brass. The hose should have a 1/4" fitting on both ends.
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Standard 1/4 inch fitting connects to the compressor. This is a nice little unit; big enough to hold a good charge of air, but still easy to handle and fit in small spaces. You can use a short length of hose and carry the unit where needed or just leave it plugged in and use a longer hose.
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You don't need to if your 1/4 in hose has a male end to screw the 1/4in braided hose that comes with the airbrush to. Make sure to set your compressor Down to 20 to 25psi before spraying though.
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This is for 1/8 tubing for airbrushes. I assume you're trying to fit a small garage compressor to an airbrush so...You'll need a reducer to fit 1/4 NPT, plus pipe threads are tapered and these connectors are straight thread with gaskets to seal them.I hope this helps, there are some sellers on Amazon that sell fittings to change from one brand to another and include some pipe thread sizes.Just type "airbrush fittings" and a bunch will show up.
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The hose connection is for 1 inch ID hose. I believe the threaded connection is 1-1/8". I use this for filling fat sacs and you can get the quick connect fittings that fly-high makes that fit it perfectly.