Would it be ok to store and use a blast cabinet in an unheated shed? Shop floor space is scarce and i seldom use a blast cabinet, i have a shed directly behind my shop. Weather here can be over 100 to well below zero. I would use the cabinet more in the cold than hot weather. The compressor will be in the same shed.
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Blast cabinet in a cold shed?
- Thread starter scotty t
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finn
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I get ice buildup on the gun/nozzle in extremely cold weather.
Some time ago i sold my blast cabinet and now i would like to replace it. So right now i don’t have anything except water separators and regulators (several).My cabinet stays in an unheated detached garage all year round with no problems. Nothing to go wrong except the possibility of something left in the water separator (you do have one I hope) turning into ice.
I would probably use a propane heater while blasting so that might help with icing nozzleI get ice buildup on the gun/nozzle in extremely cold weather.