Review on PointZero HP Airbrush Compressor Portable by Carla Anderson

So today I got this little compressor. First let me say that the shipping was amazingly fast. I received it the next day when I expected it in a week. Next is the product itself. I have already had to return a similar model from another company. As soon as I opened the box I knew it was different. Looks like he just got taken off the line. The retreat supported it. The compressor has been revised and is actually better assembled. The parts fit snugly in the fittings but were easy to assemble. The engine featured a more modern configuration, where the power button was now lit to indicate it was on. The cooling fan is installed with a larger tank. This was the model I wanted. I connected it to an airbrush hose. This model didn't include one, but doesn't lose points because I have a lot of them. I didn't have to tighten any of the screws for a solid connection. The hose ran smoothly, like clockwork. It's always a sign of good craftsmanship. I turned it on and waited. I set the air pressure to low and once the pressure was reached there was enough left to fill his reserve and knock him out. Let me say it even works quietly. My electric shaver makes more noise. But it also has a good setting of when to turn it on, when there is no air, and it refills quickly. This compressor was exactly what I needed. The last thing I failed at was almost all of these actions that caused a return. This succeeds and excels. So yeah buy it for your art modeling or whatever. Don't expect to need an air tool, but you'll be fine.