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| thomasotten |
 Apr 25 2026, 10:20 PM
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Senior Member  Group: Members Posts: 1,574 Joined: 16-November 03 From: San Antonio, Texas Member No.: 1,349  |
Hey guys,
I built a vapor blast cabinet from scratch and thought I would share the video I made. So far it has been great. I have used it a lot, even for things I wouldn't have thought it comes in handy. The first is the build video, following a plan, made out of plywood. Vapor Blast Build Video In the second part I use it to clean some 914 parts. Part 2: DIY Vapor Blaster for the Porsche Restoration Shop It took some dialling in, and of course, there are lessons learned, but overall, I think it has definitely earned a place in my workshop. A lot of people convert a Harbor Freight cabinet to make a vapor blast cabinet. I built it out of plywood, so I could get a cabinet dimension that is not so small. Anyway, I just wanted to share, and hope someone finds this useful. |
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