Master Airbrush Model TC-40 - Cool Runner Professional High Performance Single-Piston Airbrush Air Compressor with 2 Holders, Regulator, Gauge, Water Trap Filter & Air Hose

This is the only compressor without an air tank, for any money, that will spray without pulsation through your AB. The ad doesn't quite represent it for what it is, though: It's not the coolest-running, budget compressor. It's as cool as any comparable setup, but not cooler. *However* it's not just quiet, it's nearly imperceptible if placed on a smooth surface. Running inside my cabinet next to the dehydrator, I can barely hear it. Also, it comes pre-assembled, so no you won't have to monkey with the seal between the regulator and the compressor. All in all, it's a solid product and absolutely worth your money.

This is a great compressor after several months of use. It stays cool, and it's relatively quiet. I would buy it again. Works great with my Iwata Revolution airbrush.

I love this compressor, it's super quiet and not prone to overheating like has been previously mentioned, and for reference I live in California and have used this for about an hour at a time and it is definitely hot to the touch but never shut off because of it.I had issues of my old compressor annoying my neighbors as it was so loud but no problems with this one, it doesn't even scare my cats and you can easily carry on a conversation in the same room while this thing is going.

I like that is a small powerful compressor, with low noise... but after using it (not continuously) for 3 hours I realized it gets very very hot! So I stoped it, and took the pressure from the moisture trap out. After one hour of break, I used it again, but began spitting water thru the airbrush! So I tried to take out the cap of the moisture trap, but it seems to be stacked or glued. I looked out for some user manual online, but there is little help from the brand. So I will keep on looking for a way to take it out without applying too much force, because it is a polycarbonate part.

Being new to airbrushing, I was recommended to get this one, and I'm really glad I did. It works great. Easy to use. And was a great purchase!!!

My first Compressor shorted out on in me in 3 weeks and I had to get a replacement with Amazon. My 2nd arrived shortly after and worked as intended - FOR A WHILE.The PSI gauge doesn't work, and it doesn't kick in to normalize the pressure when you're clicking down on the airbrush. What this means is, when you turn it on the compressor will fill with air to about 20 PSI (or whatever yours has decided because the gauge is a piece of garbage anyway) and then once you click the airbrush, the TANK EMPTIES OUT ENTIRELY and then starts building pressure back up again.This ends in tons of clogged brushes since the pressure is all over the place and goes up and down, not to mention this thing doesn't go past 20 psi even when the gauge is ramped up all the way. What the hell is point of having a gauge that goes up to 100 if the PSI while using doesnt go past 20?I brought my concerns to Master about all of this and they told me it was "completely normal" and that I could send in my unit to be looked at for the low price of $30 + ship, which is basically another $30. Why would I pay that much to have this piece of junk repaired? JUST BUY SOMETHING NEW AND SAVE YOURSELF.Really disappointed with this unit and definitely will be telling my friends to stay away.

By far the best compressor I've had. Really quite and doesn't get to hot when operating for a long period of time. Perfect size for all my projects so far and wife absolutely loves it for Air brush make-up.

Great compressor! Runs SUPER quiet, and runs COOL... and is very light weight!This compressor is a replacement for my 20 year old TESTORS /AZTEK that recently "passed-away".So far the Master Airbrush Model TC-40 is doing a great job!I'm very impressed!