Review on 🎨 SAGUD Airbrush Kit with 3 Professional Airbrushes, 0.2mm, 0.3mm Gravity Feed, 0.8mm Siphon Feed for Cake, Nails, Body Art, Hobby, Craft - Complete Airbrushing Set with Extra Accessories for Better Results… by Kelsey Brown

This set has a LOT to offer. I recently took up airbrushing and almost immediately decided I needed something a little more powerful. You know. Something that will grow with me. It has more features than I know what to do at the moment, but I'm very excited to learn it. Compressor - 0 to 58 psi. More than enough for airbrush models. Enough to use REAL colors and do more professional work in the future. It also has rubber feet with suction cups to keep it out of the garage. Or on the table. I wouldn't say it's quiet, but it's a lot quieter than the one I use to inflate my car tires, so maybe my wife will let me use it in my office. Haha3 Styli - Comes with three different styli/brushes. One supports 0.2, one 0.3 and one 0.8. I will probably use 0.3 90% of the time since I work with small 3D prints. 0.2 will be awesome for getting to those tiny areas and creases without a lot of walking. With the 0.8mm stylus, however, I'll have to wait as I don't have anything to use it for at the moment! As I said. There is room to grow. The cable is 6 feet braided and very flexible. I was worried it would be difficult but it really is built for beginners. It's not difficult to manipulate my brush in different positions. Holder - features a pen holder that attaches to the compressor. I think it's very convenient. Allows easy switching between 0.3 and 0.2 brushes. I am very happy with it. The air filter is a nice touch. Prevents the machine from picking up dust or debris that could clog the brushes. So far I've used a 0.3mm brush to paint the 3D printed slime. This was the second time I've used a decent airbrush and it looks like I'll have to learn. I had some issues with my yellow (but I really diluted it) so it's user error. I think it went well for the second try. I'm still getting used to controlling the brushes and making small adjustments with the screws to get the right amount of flow for my project. To be honest I'm enjoying this a lot more than I expected. I have a few small ones that I drew on chalkboards but have switched to 3D. Love it! Definitely recommend.