Introducing the Iwata Workstation HD

Artist, author and instructor Craig Fraser provides an overview of the Iwata Workstation composed of the Universal Spray Out Pot, Universal Airbrush Holder and the Filter Regulator. As Craig explains, while each of these products is a great addition to your set-up, put together they form a solid, fantastic workstation that will complement any type of airbrushing.
Part Number: Universal Spray Out Pot (CL300)
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Part Number: Universal Airbrush Holder (AH400)
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Part Number: Moisture Filter with Pressure Regulator and Gauge (FA600DH)
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[@night1204]

where can get the grommet inserts for the spray out pot ? ( where the airbrush sits - sprays out )
had it for over 3 years and the rubber is bad

[@BigMountainCustomRC]

Finally someone that pronounces Iwata correctly. It drives me bananas when people butcher such an easy name. Now, I know, I maybe splitting hairs BUT Iwata isn't just a brand name, it's an actual person's name. And just like most people don't enjoy having someone butcher their last name...well I'm sure you get the picture... Anyway, thank you Mr Frasier for saying it correctly.

[@iwatamedea1]

lol true!

[@ThorRagnarsson]

Hi, what is with the iwata custom micron SB.. not compatible ?

[@MrBMBuilder]

I would buy more of the pots but here in AUS they go for about $50-70AUS so I just buy the cheaper paint pots which are nearly the same without the rubber part for $10 delivered. Its a shame as I really like the product but the pot isn't worth the asking price. Just my thoughts but I am sure many would agree. I have seen about 6 in my hobby shop that have just been sitting there for about a year. Love the Airbrushes I have 3 of them