What is the size of the thread coming out of the regulator? I have this model and am purchasing a new airbrush. Thanks!
1703667
The size thread on the regulator is a 1/8th you can get the hoses for it off of ebay
440739
it is smaller than a 1/4" 20 thread (but there is one below the hole you are asking about...on the bottom of the rig
1526071
Threads inside of my tank take the fitting on it ... it's a LH thread by the way, opposite from what you're used to...
131497
It is just very small, maybe 4 or 5 inches. Reminds me of a regulator used at the spray gun, not on the compressor. I would pass if I were you, however Amazon is great, they will take it back for any reason. good luck
726080
I'm guessing it's a standard thread for a shower head. Unscrewed the head I had and it fit perfectly. Same as the shower wand I had before that. Sorry no exact answer.
978203
Wow, it has been some time. My best recollection is either 3/4 NPT or garden hose which is very close. I ripped out the old one so the thread is what the RV manufacturer installed. It is definitely not the 1/2" reported by others.
1743748
http://www.amazon.com/Badger-Airbrush-Jar-Adaptor-Cap/dp/B000BRSAMM/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pd_S_nC?ie=UTF8&colid=3UM79KDZA3BB&coliid=IOHBKOIXJITW8 Here is the Amazon page they are on.
517480
Mine fit well, however the threads on the tap are a little tight. I have to use a wrench to tighten it from start to finish. so it's not too far fetched to think the threads going to your hose could be out of tolerance as well. I think the QC could be a little better on these things.
680449
While you can use a regular compressor, that is not an ideal setup. First of all, most regulators on bigger compressors do not have the capability to make the smaller adjustments necessary for airbrushing. Secondly, you will absolutely need a moisture trap. Thirdly, a regular compressor is going to be a lot noisier ad present location problems. And finally, adapting from airbrush fittings to a standard compressor fitting would be a challenge. You will be better off to buy a compressor built specifically for airbrushing.
16116
The one I have had threads and screwed directly into a telescoping handle I had from another brush (but different mfg). The shaft on the handle is very slim and does not hang up on the brush inlet.
466206
Once tightly attached to the paintball tank it will open the pin valve. The other end will be attached to the regulator to control the flow. Don't know about the numerical size of the thread, but as I mentioned, one end will attached to the Paintball tank tread the other is the standard CG320 tank tread that is usually use for 5lb or greater co2 tank.
185934
The threads on the top (as shown in the side view picture) are for the beer line. Get the adapter you need for you beer line. It will have a large nut with a compression washer to seal it. The CO2 connection is the barb fitting pointing off to the right. It fit right on my air hose I already had for home brews 5/16" ID.
1723852
Im not quite sure. But if their is anything I can do to help let me know. My regulator is not hooked up right now so I can snap a pic or take a measurement if that helps.
243101
Specs are listed in the product details. Hit MORE details to see it. Thread size is listed there too (1/8" NPT)
26168
I don't think the threaded hose attachment Will fit your model if it does u should be Able to use it!
566919
I can't remember what the size is...I am presently on a road trip but if you order this, "MASTER Brand- ALL Airbrush Hose Adapter Set, Allows Aztek, Badger & Paasche Airbrushes to Iwata & Master hoses." this will adapt any hose the the compressor...they're not that epensive...less than $15.00...and the siz is the same on both ends.
1422188
That depends. What is the fitting on your TC-20 air compressor? 1/4 or 1/8 inch? According to TCP Global the connection is 1/8 inch. http://www.tcpglobal.com/itemdetail_AB.aspx?itemno=ABD+TC-20 The connector on the Iwata brush and stock hose is 1/8 inch. At least it is on my HP-C. The quick disconnect should go on the airbrush and not the compressor. At least that where it typically goes. It is less expensive to purchase multiple connectors than it is multiple hoses. It's also easier to manage when cleaning the airbrush since you don't have to worry about what to do with the hose.