Redline Stands abrasive or sand blast cabinet

[wuntunearlybko]

guys, i am in the market for a new blast cabinet. i have been eying three models: the tp tools brand 960-DLX, Redline Engineering RE70 Clamshell, or Allsource Monster Blast Cabinet model: 41800.

I have heard great things about Tp tools but the doors are on the side and the only location i have to put this thing is in a corner which will make it very diffcicult to use the side door. which leads me to the other two. i like the size of the Allsource cabinet but i am afraid it may be a hair too large, not to mention the price. my third option is the Redline Engineering clamsheel cabinet which i really like size and price. my biggest concern with this one is the quality. i have not seen or read any reviews and before i pull the plug and purchase something like this i want to be sure it is going to last me a while. granted i am a home hobbyist and do not plan to use this cabinet for heavy use i would still like it to last many years.

My main question after saying all of that is about the Redline branded cabinet. Has anyone here dealt with or used this cabinet and if so, what is the quality?

thanks,
Jason

 

[smportis]

I'd like to know any answers here as well. So BUMP!

 

[wuntunearlybko]

i am a little shocked as much as abrasive blasters are discussed in here no one has any experience. I have been talking with Ian at Redline Engineering and feel pretty good about the product. i plan to order (well reserve, they seem to go faster than they can get them in which makes me feel good) this week and hopefully receive them sometime in mid-june. i will post back with my findings, good and bad.

i still encourage anyone who has a redline cabinet to post up as now i am just curious how many people are familiar with the name.

jason

 

[killerdub]

Im looking into buying the Redline Re70 also. Did you ever buy one?