The hose on my Porter/Cable pancake air compressor doesn't fit with the hose on the air eraser. What do I need to buy to make this work?

I attach my Paasche hose directly to the air compressor. Keeping it at or under 40 psi seems to work for me. I also use a quick "disconnect" for the airbrush-hose connection. You can find it at amazon here, "http://www.amazon.com/Paasche-Airbrush-A-191-Quick-Disconnect/dp/B000BR0IDQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1424991958&sr=8-1&keywords=paasche+airbrush+quick+disconnect".Actually the "40 psi" is for the airbrush not the air eraser that you purchased. Refer to owners manual, which i believe quotes a higher psi...around 60 or 65. Again, good luck.

I need to replace the air hose that came with this kit. Where can I find it as I don't know the proper name. Thank You

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=1%2F8%22-4'MT%20Air%20Hose%20with%20Moisture%20TrapI actually use the hose that came with my airbrush compressor. Its a pretty typical 1/8" hose, can probably even find one at harbor freight. I use the eraser with my larger compressor that has a water trap. Depending on your situation you may find a cheaper alternative then the original hose.

I'm wondering if anyone has ever tried collecting the cutting compound, screening it and reusing it? If so, how fine is the screen you use?

I do Glass etching. In Order to conserve my compound, I purchased a sandblasting cabinet from Harbor Freight for about $100 plus a magnetic light to put inside, taped off the draining hole in the bottom and reclaim the compound by using a small Stanley shop vac, or you can just scoop it out. Because it is self contains, I don

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