Hi, can i ask what the model of devilbiss dryer that is and what you have it mounted on please? I am a decorator and i am looking for a decent mobile setup to keep my air clean and dry.
Hi again! Now, i'mlooking for (HBM 100L tank, 520L/min, free air 400L/min compressor. I have already 100L compressor. If i put those air tanks together, then i have 200L, 400L/min, (14,1CFM) compressor. Do you think, that i could use at least Sata 4400 and Devilbiss SRI pro..? I don't know, what should i do with my Devilbiss GTI pro lite. 1,3mm and 1,4mm nozzles. It is unused gun with T110 air cap, still air consumption is too high, 265L/min. Want to switch..? ☺(i add this question;) Is it so, that fluid nozzle size is nothing to do with air consumption?
ok, yes the two tanks together will be ok for the sata 4400 and the sri, you may just be ok also using the 110 on the gti because its almost a conventional air cap and one of the lowest air consumption, if you are painting cars you should be able to paint say a complete side, the air cap is responsible for air consumption the fluid tip size wont effect air consumption by much just a little. if you want to change up your full sized gun for one that uses less air look at a ANI R150 or 160 in a 1.3.
@@jasonevans6720 Thank you Jason, for fast, and complete answer. I don't know very much about painting, and guns, but willing to learn everything to get some skills.. My "hobby" is paint this and that, custom furniture, helmets, bike tanks, what you could imagine, using car paints. Now i have new Iwata custom micron air brush for my hobby. I wonder, is 0,23mm nozzle too small for metallic paint, or is it just for acrylic paint..? I want to thank you very much for advice me. I truly need help, and if you may, shall i ask you some questions sometimes? Bless you Jason! 😄 Ps. Sorry my english... 😳
0.23 for fine detail, there are many different sizes of metallic flake many smaller so you will be ok but many larger so may need 0.50 and above for some look for the flake sizes when purchasing materials
@@jasonevans6720 Hi Jason! Yet, these ANI R150T /-160 seems to be "HPS" guns, could it signify "high pessure spray"? If it so, R150T 3,6 CFM must increase somewhat..? Not much, anyway, but F160, 7,77=220L/min. with 3-4 bar, may come close to Devilbiss GTI pro lite. So, before i purchase other compressor, i may stay as low cfm as possible. Like SRI, or 4400b.. Could you talk about these thinks(air consumption of guns, compressor CFM, requires and so on.?) in some video. I think, that so many has purchased "wrong" size spray gun, or too week compressor, like i did. I did buy first GTI, and forgot what size compressor it may need.! In my opinion, you would be just right person to talk about this. A little talk and teach, that surely help so many beginners, or unaware painters! Please, think about it.. Thank you, and have a good springtime.! ☺
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Keep it up Jason thank you for sharing
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Your videos are always interesting and I look forward to them.
Hi, can i ask what the model of devilbiss dryer that is and what you have it mounted on please? I am a decorator and i am looking for a decent mobile setup to keep my air clean and dry.
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@@jasonevans6720 thankyou very much. Great channel. Keep it up! Wan't to see a bit more of what you spray though. Have a good day.
Hi again! Now, i'mlooking for (HBM 100L tank, 520L/min, free air 400L/min compressor. I have already 100L compressor. If i put those air tanks together, then i have 200L, 400L/min, (14,1CFM) compressor. Do you think, that i could use at least Sata 4400 and Devilbiss SRI pro..? I don't know, what should i do with my Devilbiss GTI pro lite. 1,3mm and 1,4mm nozzles. It is unused gun with T110 air cap, still air consumption is too high, 265L/min. Want to switch..? ☺(i add this question;) Is it so, that fluid nozzle size is nothing to do with air consumption?
ok, yes the two tanks together will be ok for the sata 4400 and the sri, you may just be ok also using the 110 on the gti because its almost a conventional air cap and one of the lowest air consumption, if you are painting cars you should be able to paint say a complete side, the air cap is responsible for air consumption the fluid tip size wont effect air consumption by much just a little. if you want to change up your full sized gun for one that uses less air look at a ANI R150 or 160 in a 1.3.
@@jasonevans6720 Thank you Jason, for fast, and complete answer. I don't know very much about painting, and guns, but willing to learn everything to get some skills.. My "hobby" is paint this and that, custom furniture, helmets, bike tanks, what you could imagine, using car paints. Now i have new Iwata custom micron air brush for my hobby. I wonder, is 0,23mm nozzle too small for metallic paint, or is it just for acrylic paint..? I want to thank you very much for advice me. I truly need help, and if you may, shall i ask you some questions sometimes? Bless you Jason! 😄 Ps. Sorry my english... 😳
0.23 for fine detail, there are many different sizes of metallic flake many smaller so you will be ok but many larger so may need 0.50 and above for some look for the flake sizes when purchasing materials
@@jasonevans6720 Hi Jason! Yet, these ANI R150T /-160 seems to be "HPS" guns, could it signify "high pessure spray"? If it so, R150T 3,6 CFM must increase somewhat..? Not much, anyway, but F160, 7,77=220L/min. with 3-4 bar, may come close to Devilbiss GTI pro lite. So, before i purchase other compressor, i may stay as low cfm as possible. Like SRI, or 4400b.. Could you talk about these thinks(air consumption of guns, compressor CFM, requires and so on.?) in some video. I think, that so many has purchased "wrong" size spray gun, or too week compressor, like i did. I did buy first GTI, and forgot what size compressor it may need.! In my opinion, you would be just right person to talk about this. A little talk and teach, that surely help so many beginners, or unaware painters! Please, think about it.. Thank you, and have a good springtime.! ☺
@@rikujkoivisto Yes hps higher pressure lower volume