Harley Benton Jazz Bass kit build

[McCreed]

Dood, unless you have noise issues or your compressor is about to cark it, there is no point in changing your current rig. The larger compressor will run at a lower duty cycle and last longer.. save the money and use it to finish your guitars .

Thanks Rabbit. My compressor is still very new in the scheme of things (2 and a bit years). It certainly hasn't been used everyday in that time either. The air gun gets more use the spray gun! Noise is not an issue for me. I only work during the daytime and it's reasonably quiet for its size, and we've got pretty good neighbours.

After your advice, I'm off the idea at this point, but I had a quick look around anyway and it doesn't appear Hyundai are available in AUS. I found one from Sydney Tools that is the same specs as Simon's (24L, 1 HP, 100 psi) but know nothing about the brand (Lincoln?). I thought it was pretty inexpensive though ($179). What brand is yours?

[Rabbit]

Thanks Rabbit. My compressor is still very new in the scheme of things (2 and a bit years). It certainly hasn't been used everyday in that time either. The air gun gets more use the spray gun! Noise is not an issue for me. I only work during the daytime and it's reasonably quiet for its size, and we've got pretty good neighbours.

After your advice, I'm off the idea at this point, but I had a quick look around anyway and it doesn't appear Hyundai are available in AUS. I found one from Sydney Tools that is the same specs as Simon's (24L, 1 HP, 100 psi) but know nothing about the brand (Lincoln?). I thought it was pretty inexpensive though ($179). What brand is yours?

It's an Xcort. I thought it was 24l but it's 30l, 0.75hp/4.2cfm The psi rating isn't realy a thing to pay much attention to, the volume of air it can deliver when the tank has run out and the air flow is primarily from the pump. So long as that is higher than the amount of air your gun uses it's all good.