Hey everyone, Well I still haven't built the blast cabinet, but I'm off next week, so I guess that is the top project. I am trying to keep this project between $50 and $75 w/o the blaster itself (I a
I should have a few pieces of expanded metal in the basement of one of the apartment builidings I own. I use this stuff to keep my wonderful tenants from breaking anything that breaks. I can check an
When I built mine I made the floor of the cabinet out of 4 tapered plywood sections to form a funnel. Used cardboard templates at first to get the size and taper right. Cabinet itself was made from
--Original Message-- From owner-spridgets at autox.team.net [mailto:owner-spridgets@autox.team.net]On Behalf Of Guy Weller Sent: 03 October 2001 08:35 To: Patton Dickson; spridgets-digest@autox.team.
Hi Patton: For the grate, I think I would use expanded steel. That is the steel that looks like it has had small cuts made throughout and then pulled apart to make a screen. A steel supply company wi
Wasn't it on this list that the ultimate "we tight" sand blast cabinet was described? A cardboard refrigerator box with a piece of plexi taped to a hole. Folds up for storage. Throw it out when it's
Mine is rated at 8 cu ft/ sec, and it is no where near enough for proper cabinet use. I think you need at least 12 cu ft / sec @ 100 + lbs / sq inch Guy -- Original Message -- From "John Reidy" <Joh
I have a 5 hp 30 gallon compressor. It holds it's own but it does run non stop when blasting or DA-ing. I can blast for about 1/2 an hour before having to let the compressor catch up. -- Frank Claric
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On the tear-off front, I know that stationary shops sell the clear plastic window clings, so you can run them through your printer to print your own clings. This seems cheap, and could be easily cut
Regarding TIP that I mentioned earlier. Their name has been changed to Truman's Inc. in Canfield, Ohio. Still the same great products. Their web site is www.san-blast.com I find their catalog very in
- - - - - - - - - - - I found the TIP site at www.tptools.com. They sell the same stuff they always sold. I just ordered the plans to build your own blast cabinet. Cost was about $8 for the book. All