no slow 63 Seriously Crusin Dubber
190 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·
The more cfm the better! but I doubt if you'll find anything bigger than about 17 cfm which still uses 240 volt power. With 25 to 30 cfm you wont have any problems with lack of air.
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Bugdriver Casual Dubber
27 posts · joined Sep 2002 ·
There is a place out Mortdale way that has quite a range of compressors. I recently upgraded mine from there and I think the next step up required a 15A power point. Anyway, I'm quite happy with the unit I have now - it does everything I need, die grinder, sand blaster etc. with something to spare. I *think* it is only 12 CFM and has a reasonable sized reciever.
Bugdriver Casual Dubber
27 posts · joined Sep 2002 ·
The name of the place is 'National Air Compressors'. Address: Unit 36, 17 Lorraine Street, Peakhurst. Well... 2 out of three is OK! 🙂
helbus Administrator Mad fabricator, paint and body
7,386 posts · joined Sep 2002 ·
15cfm compressor will be adequate.
A Star spray gun as Redbus says is a adequate gun for the job. I used one for 10 years, and never put a rebuild kit through it. Very good value for money.
Peter
A Star spray gun as Redbus says is a adequate gun for the job. I used one for 10 years, and never put a rebuild kit through it. Very good value for money.
Peter
Bugdriver Casual Dubber
27 posts · joined Sep 2002 ·
Hey 14yearold,
As I said before I'm quite happy with the one from National, if the price dosen't worry you - go for it!
As I said before I'm quite happy with the one from National, if the price dosen't worry you - go for it!