Skat Blast Mini Cabinet

[Pontiac787]

Does anyone have a Skat Blast Mini cabinet? They’re $60 off right now which brings them to a tempting price. I realize it will be a little cramped but for a 1/3 the price of the next size up I could suffer a little. Curious if there is any real world experience with this little cabinet.

Skat Blast Mini

 

[b-dog]

I have one of the bigger ones and I bet 75% of what I've used it for would fit in the mini cabinet. If you're on a tight budget, don't forget to factor in consumables.

The mini one almost looks like it could be regular size but for someone with big arms...

 

[GeoBruin]

That looks really close to the dimensions of the HF benchtop cabinet. I wonder if the Tacoma Company quick change glass kit would fit.

 

[jack bacon]

Does anyone have a Skat Blast Mini cabinet? They’re $60 off right now which brings them to a tempting price. I realize it will be a little cramped but for a 1/3 the price of the next size up I could suffer a little. Curious if there is any real world experience with this little cabinet.

Skat Blast Mini

Last Sunday night on March 29 for two hours they had an additional $30 off. The discounted price was $268!

 

[finn]

I have an Econoline cabinet about that size, but only one vacuum evacuator, and that’s hooked to the (46”?) Skat cabinet.

I’m too lazy to come up with the adapters for a quick change setup. Maybe this summer…

The idea was to run different media in the two cabinets.

 

[jack bacon]

Does anyone have a Skat Blast Mini cabinet? They’re $60 off right now which brings them to a tempting price. I realize it will be a little cramped but for a 1/3 the price of the next size up I could suffer a little. Curious if there is any real world experience with this little cabinet.

Skat Blast Mini

The end door has superior weather stripping with no mounting screws thru like the HF unit. The HF unit has a poor pickup and poor stiff gloves.

 

[Steve_P]

I know this is an old thread, but I have two old HF cabinets that look about that size. If you're restoring an old car, you can do 99% of the components in it. Yes, you will need a pressure pot blaster for the rearend, crossmembers.... but otherwise...