In a message dated 9/20/00 8:35:13 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
bedel003@tc.umn.edu writes:
<< They're pretty simple: a hose, usually with a rigid tube attached to the
end
is inserted into an open bucket of sandblasting sand . . . >>
Thank you, Arden!
That's pretty straightforward. But how does that compare/contrast with a
"pressure blaster" then?
Funny, not knowing diddly-squat about sand blasters, the term "pressure
blaster" just sort of slid right on by, but the concept of a "suction
blaster" just sort of laid there and died for me!
Ramon
P.S. Tiger content: I have a sand-blast doo-dad that hooks up to the
compressor. I used it a lot a couple of years ago to clean the spark plugs in
the autocross Tiger before I found out why they were fouling all the time. I
don't know if it's a "pressure blaster" or a "suction blaster" but it does a
real bang-up job on fouled spark plugs!
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