>>8043012Mechanically nothing is stopping you from doing that as long as you have the right fittings.
Problem is that the compressor does not appear to be designed to stop when it reaches certain pressure and the airbrush it comes with does not block the airflow, air always comes out of the nozzle while the compressor is running.
If you put a normal airbrush (that does block the airflow unless you press the trigger) on it, you will most likely kill the compressor unless you keep the trigger pressed all the time.
