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Maryak said:
Please, what equipment is needed to do the above ??? ??? I have a small air compressor, I guess that's a start. ::)

Might want to have a look at this as well Bob
http://www.justtools.com.au/prod3563.htm
Uses a lot of air though, short bursts will be the order of the day while you wait for the compressor to catch up.
I saw one at Super Cheap Auto as well some time back. A small blasting cabinet can set you back $300

Cheers
Phil
 
Maryak said:
Please, what equipment is needed to do the above ??? ??? I have a small air compressor, I guess that's a start. ::)

Best Regards
Bob

Bob,

Have a look at reply #17 in this thread. I bought one of these hobby sand blasters on ebay for $30 including shipping. Haven't used it yet, but looks promising and it is small and easy to store.

http://www.homemodelenginemachinist.com/index.php?topic=3813.0

Chuck
 
I have a high-end version of the 'Air Eraser' (Comco Microblaster) that I snagged a while back for cheap, but the Paasche and HF versions are pretty common. It works well for small parts, but can make a huge mess with fine powders that you don't want all over the shop, so either do it outside or make up a blasting cabinet, preferably with a vacuum hooked up to it. I see blast cabinets go fairly cheap on craigslist fairly often, and they're not that expensive new.
 
Kevin, Phil, Chuck and Shred,

Thanks for the blaster info. :bow: :bow:

Best Regards
Bob
 
Thanks Guys, :bow:

Got me one of those Badger Hobby blasters from Stanbridge Hobby in WA $49 including postage.

Best Regards
Bob
 
Hi Old iron

It appears the link to the video is broken

I'll try again later

Dave


Looks Good!

Dave
 

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