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It needs a feed of air to work. The [[Air Compressor]] might be suitable. Definitely use the regulated dry air side, not the oily side. | It needs a feed of air to work. The [[Air Compressor]] might be suitable. Definitely use the regulated dry air side, not the oily side. | ||
Please clean thoroughly after use. | '''WARNING Creates an aerosol from the paint. Check paint container for other warnings and precautions. Check your face mask / respirator is suitable for blocking paint aerosols and be aware it probably lets through gaseous fumes. Ensure there is enough ventilation.''' | ||
Wikipedia page on face mask ratings[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_respirator_standards]. | |||
Please clean the air brush thoroughly after use. | |||
Revision as of 17:09, 4 April 2025
| Air Brush | |
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| Location | Workshop |
| Team | Tools |
| Induction Required | No |
| Tools: all pages • list • Power Tools • Broken tools {{}} | |
The airbrush is kept on the shelving between the woodworking and metalworking areas of the Workshop, conveniently near the Spray Booth.
It needs a feed of air to work. The Air Compressor might be suitable. Definitely use the regulated dry air side, not the oily side.
WARNING Creates an aerosol from the paint. Check paint container for other warnings and precautions. Check your face mask / respirator is suitable for blocking paint aerosols and be aware it probably lets through gaseous fumes. Ensure there is enough ventilation.
Wikipedia page on face mask ratings[1].
Please clean the air brush thoroughly after use.