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sand blaster!
Hi guys, I'm sure some of you have or may have used one of these. Have borrowed a bench top unit from friend and using a compessor 2hp, 7 cfm but does not pick up any sand. Do these need a much bigger compressor to work?
any help welcome, cheers tony |
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I have a home made cabinet and believe me ....any form of 'blaster' is the hungriest beast of air driven tooling I use a comp with a delivery of 14 cfm and it only just manages to keep up.....so I would say you need at least that but you really need a BIG receiver 200litres minimum or you will find the comp will be running continuously (it won't last very long like that)
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The grit needs to be very dry as any moisture will cause it to stick together and clogg every thing up, you should also drain the compressor tank and use a water trap.
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I have a bench top one and use garnet in it, I don't find it that great to be honest
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You need a huge air supply to run a blast cabinet effectively.
Anybody in the South Wales area needs anything blasted, give me a shout, i have 4 big machines in work that will blast just about anything.
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