Airbrush Tool Case Assembly

Donna Nowak shows how to take a tool box and customize it into the perfect airbrush tool case! Learn how to drill holes, install a fan, apply quick disconnects, and more in this tutorial!
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[@blackcatpaintsandtwists]

This is amazing. Thank you for sharing

[@okcfacepainter6667]

I have had one of these for two years and can attest it's wonderful.

[@barbarabreitung1081]

hey Donna with the skirt on would it stop the air from flowing

[@anitabeal2604]

I was wondering the same thing with the Ridgid set up.

[@sulaynovoa5688]

The one without the fan, does it give you any issues without fan?

[@proaiirmakeup]

You need a fan to keep your compressor cool. If you don’t it will burn up

[@anitabeal2604]

@@proaiirmakeup so with the Ridgid set up you still need a fan? I have the Ridgid set up and have always put my compressor in the bottom container in case of rain but I like the idea of not having to remove it so my try it in the basket portion. Thanks for the video

[@proaiirmakeup]

@anitabeal2604 ridge also comes with a basket unit option. Built in holes. The compressor will generate heat, you need to keep it cool.

[@stanachio]

Had a question about the "tabletop". What type of material did you use? Regular wood or a lighter material? I love how it had a edge for things not to roll off.

[@proaiirmakeup]

Any thin material - laminate, wood 1/8” . I glued a trim edge on table for the outside edging. Then stapled skirt to that. Simple materials.