Post your Sandblast Cabinets!

[xJoey Dubsx]

Curious to see what other's have made! Post pics and explain set ups!

 

[Snake87]

I'd like to see this as well.

 

[lametec]

Made out of 55 gallon drum. Made a wood "lid" with a door in it for open side.

Vacuum hooks to the side. Switch turns on vaccum (plugged into the outlet) and light.

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[xJoey Dubsx]

Definately slick!

 

[swharris]

Had a home made one once. It was made out of a pharma cabinet...leaked like a seive and I hated it. Swore up and down no more home made for me. I found great one at a swap meet that needs some love. It's waiting for the shop to be built so I can restore it..lol. I'll see if I can take some pics, it's buried out back

 

[jerseywild]

Good job lametec the blaster looks great.

 

[PCO6]

Here's mine. It's worked well for me for over 30 years. Modifications during that time have included switching from syphon feed to a pressurized tank and various lighting and vacumn systems. I have the window glass cut at an auto glass shop and they usually last a couple of years. I plan to modify the stand next to make it easier to move. If you're wondering about the short "arms" that go through the front door, I use gauntlet gloves that are the full length of my arms. They snug up against what you see in the photo and no sand dust escapes the cabinet. It works great.

 

[rsanter]

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made of:
16ga material...free
square tubing....had on hand
lexan for window....free
screen to protect lexan window...free
wheels....free
pressure pot....free
gloves....dad gave them to me
hinges ....free
light for top....had on hand

bob

 

[NUTTSGT]

Here's mine during it's assembly.

I found it in the clearance section at Summit. They're normally 200 bucks but I got it for $75 in a tore up cardboard box. I couple of corners needed straightened out but it works like a charm.