Help with a blast cabinet
#21
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I have my cabinet at work where we have 2 50's and a 40 HP- all screws, with line filters and dryers. Makes using teh cabinet great. Still have to maintain it like I said but cfm is always there.
I'll have to check into that web site to see about the mylar.
Thanks for the reference.
I'll have to check into that web site to see about the mylar.
Thanks for the reference.
#22
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Location: Friendswood Texas
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Hi from Friendswood. Water/moisture is your enemy. You will need, at least, an in-line water seperator. A dryer is better. Mounted in a low-point gravity drain location works best. For blasting abrasives and other parts, try T-TEX (713) 991-7070. They're just up I-45 from us on Almeda-Genoa road. Sorry I don't have their street address.
Good luck
Robby
Good luck
Robby
#23
I added a moisture trap and it works well now. The freggin pickup keeps comming up. I think Ill attach it to the bottom somehow. My hands are killing me. I blasted 1 upper and lower controll arm today took about hr and 1/2.. I think when I get it all worked out Ill cut my time in half.. They came out great though..
#24
I added a moisture trap and it works well now. The freggin pickup keeps comming up. I think Ill attach it to the bottom somehow. My hands are killing me. I blasted 1 upper and lower controll arm today took about hr and 1/2.. I think when I get it all worked out Ill cut my time in half.. They came out great though..
#25
That is what I paid at Tractor Supply here in south central PA. Stuff works great and cheap!
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