Other media types - crushed nut shells, corn cobs, baking soda. if parts were previously powder coated or expoxied types best to use chemical removal first.
thoughts on buying a sandblasting cabinet for saw prep
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Mike Gott
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I've had a harbor freight one for 5 years and works, I have a good size shop vac hooked to it to pull the dust out. The black beads are too aggressive got aluminum, better off with the white glass beads
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drf255
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I just got one. Walnut shell media does a great job on carbon removal without harming the plate or aluminum.
Takes forever and not to great on cleaning the jug up itself.
Takes forever and not to great on cleaning the jug up itself.
My favorite part of this thread is seeing Dave's sig over and over again.
I had a HF blaster, and yes if you buy this one seal it up good. Mine leaked like a sieve.
I have a fairly large trinco unit set up with a 55 cf compressor/ 180gal tank . I never run out of pressure.
Welder56
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I have the luxury of using a bead blaster at work. They supply glass beads, which seems to have done great work. Bragging aside it has been very useful for cleaning flywheels, mufflers, and jugs very quickly
Not a great picture but you get the gist. I worked in our sandblasting shed. Talk about a dirty job.
Not a great picture but you get the gist. I worked in our sandblasting shed. Talk about a dirty job.
