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Sand blasting cabinet $30

spoolgarage

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Pickup only in north jersey area.


Has a craftsman blasting gun. The screen is scratched up and should be replaced. any questions please ask.
 
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dime

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ware in north jersey are you im in cedarville wich is by bridgeton south jersey? also what all does it need in order to work right?
 
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spoolgarage

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The light is weak but works. It works but the screen makes it impossible to see. A new plexiglass screen and thats all it needs.

I live in union nj.
 

dime

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ok a little to far for me. but heres a free bump for ya let me know if you come down south.
 
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T56 Impala

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This is a decent cabinet. I have one and this is a killer price for it! You can buy the plexi from Lowes or HD and make your own new one. HF and Northern tools also sells the protective sheets fro the plexi. The lights are not very good, but for a few bucks you can install a good LED one like I did with mine.

Now for the BUMP!
 

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I have one of those too but I made a few modifications to it to make it more efficient. I ditched the tube light it came with and installed four undercabinet puck lights. I also installed a regulator and water seperator. T56 is right about the lid lens. I bought a piece of plexi from Lowes and now I have a clear view once again. The biggest change I've done is to run #10 glass bead as opposed to sand. Sand is too heavy for the pickup tube. Not enough suction but #10-#12 glass bead works great for light duty cleaning. I buy #50 bags of glass and I dump the entire bag in it because if I fill it to the manufactures suggested level, it banks up opposite to the pickup tube so by filling the bottom to the grate, it always has a supply of media. I also set it up to run my little Stinger vacuum with the help of a drain fitting and some silicone. Its also important to buy a pack of the tearoff lenses for the inside of the window. I thnink those can be got at Harbor Freight. Anyway, this is my little cabinet and I find it a very useful tool in my shop. I bought an Econoline pressure fed from work for $250 but I have nowhere to put it right now so it will remain at work for now.
 

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flyingw

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Oh, one last thing. DONT EVER BUY GLASS BEAD FROM HARBOR FREIGHT!!!!! It is so full of junk and it does contain lead. Find a local seller of media blast equipment and supplies and get US made glass from them.
 
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spoolgarage

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Well I am in the market for a bigger sandblaster now that I purchased my shop and I figured someone could make use of this one. It does have some black media in it but I don't know what it is. All pms replied and fyi the sand blaster is in union nj 07083.
 
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