💨 Smart Jet Single Piston Air Compressor by Iwata-Medea Studio Series Review

Pros: The engine runs smooth and is relatively quiet, this is largely offset by the fact that you will constantly hear a hiss from the bleeder valve if you are using it for anything less than 50 pounds per square inch. Cons: The only difference between the Smart and the Sprint is that the Smart Jet has an auto shut off feature. This doesn't make sense since you're not getting a regulator, you're getting a bleed valve. Using an exhaust valve means that if you lower the PSI from 50, the pump will

Bought this for my son who bought an Iwata-Medea Studio Series Ninja Jet single piston air compressor at a craft store and wanted something with more power, pressure and Wanted consistency for modeling. He was a bit disappointed that it didn't come with the airbrush pictured as he was looking forward to a replacement. So - just to be clear until they change the photo - THIS COMPRESSOR DOES NOT DELIVER WITH THE AIRBRUSH IN THE PICTURE. I was wondering how they could package this with an airbrush

I saw this air compressor on the Iwata booth during Milwaukee Trainfest 2010 and was immediately impressed by its quiet operation. first purchase of airbrush compressor to avoid them due to noise and vibration. I use it with Badger Patriot 105 and Binks Wren airbrushes. At home I can control this compressor indoors without disturbing the rest of the house. Silence, however, comes at the price of a limited amount of air; Specifications show 0.64 cfm. This is sufficient for most applications, but