Picked up another sand blaster

Well I guess you wanted fast and now you got it...........in that second picture am I dreaming or is that a lot of floor space showing....how can that be?
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Wow! That was fast!

You can rent time out on that thing and make your money back in a heartbeat!

nappypappy wrote: Well I guess you wanted fast and now you got it...........in that second picture am I dreaming or is that a lot of floor space showing....how can that be?
:smile2

They're all in the center isle to the left. The pic is also taken from 50' from the next wall.


We plan on doing some blasting for other people AJ. A lot of people want powder coating removed and no one else wants to touch it. No one else around here has the equipment to do it easily, until now. Powder coating is removed as easily as that electroplated paint on the newer Horses. We have the equipment now to do it quickly so we figured we would go public with it here shortly. We've also already talked to the 3 local powder coating guys and they are happy about it.

:smile2 :cool

Any faster and you will be done before you start.:scared

What's wrong with that? :rolling

Doing some updates to the blaster. The regulator has been doing some weird things and finally died, and it just had a standard water trap on it with the regulator before the trap, maybe that's what killed it. We put a 3 stage air drying system on it that has a regulator and bowls with automatic drains. Now Sandra won't have to remember to empty them... :rolling

We also moved the entire unit up and to the right so it's easier to see. We ordered a roll of new poly tubing to replace the control lines and lengthen the ones that won't reach now, new rubber bulb type seals for the doors, and a new 5" rubber flex hose to replace the pvc pipe mess on the back and make the dust collector mobile. Some things are coming tomorrow and the rest Monday.

We're getting done what we can now and will finish the little things as they come in. We also just got through putting 100W daylight bulbs in the light housing. We had to cut the shroud off of the fixtures to fit the larger bulb ballasts but it came out good. It's like the sun in there now.

that's bright and could also be used as a tanning booth.......:smile2

Didn't even think of that.

The tubing showed up today a day early, gotta love Amazon. We made a small stainless shelf and put something on it to catch the water from the automatic drains So Sandra has less to clean. Hey, if she's happy everybody's happy. It's all done minus the door seals and dust collector tube. It will be back in business Monday.