PointZero Airbrush Reducer Adaptor 1/4" BSP Female - 1/8" BSP Male

If you’ve upgraded your dinky 1/2 gallon air compressor, to a larger, and more capable air compressor, such as a DeWalt or Porter Cable, 6 gallon pancake-style... THIS is the coupler that you need. Do NOT just go to the hardware store and get any old coupler (1/4” female-to1/8” male) .. it will NOT work. They are slightly too large for the PointZero braided hose connector. The connector thread size on the PointZero brand, braided, airbrush hoses (Turquoise & gold pattern hose) works PERFECTLY with this coupler. VERY pleased! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

It's an adapter. It fits good and I have had no problems.

After buying useless fittings at Home depot just to add them to my fitting collection I ran across this reducer. I was told by a "professional" paint store in town that what I was trying to do was impossible i.e. attach an airbrush hose to my shop compressor. The fit of this reducer was better than anticipated. Can't wait to take this "impossible" adaptation to that "professional" paint store to educate them. In short....excellent product!

Unfortunately it wasn't what I was looking for - totally my own fault for not paying attention to the size of the fittings etc.However, anyone knowing it is the correct fit will be very pleased. It's build really well, the steel used will hold up for a lot of use. The threads are perfect.

Product is threaded for British pipe thread pattern, as is the only way to really use this item would be to pass a tap through it to cut the right threads. In other words, not worth the headache. Am considering trying the Badger adapter, as it's made in the US it should be threaded for US.

Works great for connecting to my big compressor.

I ordered 2 of the same fittings and received 2 different types of fittings. So I only needed 1 for immediate use and a second for future needs. So all in all it a good product..

Great price great product did what I need what I needed it to do. I added a 25' air hose from compressor to airbrush gun that worked out great. Instead of listening to compresser in garage I made it possible to move the compresser outside of garage and is so much better. The only issue is the length of time it took to arrive.