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Neither of my compressors was made by an airbrush company. I have a Sears general purpose compressor in the garage with a T fitting and a pipe through the wall into my shop. However, since I have to go upstairs and turn on the compressor when I want to paint, and I am lazy, I bought a cheapie one-gallon compressor from Menards for fifty bucks. I put a regulator in the line of the one from the garage so I can adjust pressure from my workbench. I have a dryer/water trap on both lines.
Both work fine as airbrush compressors. All you need is proper pressure and flow rate. Airbrushes require very low airflow rate so almost ANY general purpose compressor will put out enough flow rate. Pressure for airbrush is also low compared to what ordinary compressors put out.
