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> OT: Blast Cabinet/Bench Idea... video rendering within., suggestions or ideas welcome
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post Feb 25 2007, 12:26 AM
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I would probably build the base out of 2x4 and the top would be like 1 inch mdf. the frame for the blast cabinet itself would probably be 1" steel screwed into the top/bench 1" mdf... I was going to use a piano hinge for the pivot but i think 2 large bolts on each edge of the frame in back would be stronger.

for the catch i will have to figure out some heavy duty rubber or something to fall into my little carry around sand blaster from sears that way its a continuous feed of sand.

it would be side load with both sides hinged.

when opened there will be lock pins through the side frame to the front of the work area base.

i think i can order just the gloves from a company i found online.

maybe some gas struts to help open it too.

i dont know how much dust is generated as ive never used a sand blast cabinet before.. should i look at plumbing in a dust catcher?

I just cant see myself spending 300 for a metal one from harbor frieght but i want one big enough to do things like sway bars and wheels. BUT i dont want to loose a whole section of garage to have one.

thanks.
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post Feb 25 2007, 09:57 AM
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Short OT: jasons, I like your choice of cars (avavtar)

I had an entire shell blasted by the "Master Blaster" in Aurora (Denver 'burb) CO a couple years back for $150, I don't believe it is expensive enough to have to build one to do it yourself unless you are doing an awfull lot of media blasting. ...just my $0.02
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post Feb 25 2007, 10:01 AM
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QUOTE('Cause @ Feb 25 2007, 08:57 AM) *

Short OT: jasons, I like your choice of cars (avavtar)

I had an entire shell blasted by the "Master Blaster" in Aurora (Denver 'burb) CO a couple years back for $150, I don't believe it is expensive enough to have to build one to do it yourself unless you are doing an awfull lot of media blasting. ...just my $0.02


do you hear sand or media rolling around in the frame rails when you drive... thats all i'm afraid of with handing my shell over. not getting all of it out of the little holes and nooks. maybe thats a stupid fear but i heard that if you blast a shell you never ever get it clean.
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