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any hints appreciated
Hamish
I dunno, you put all that effort into buying these things to assist in repairing all the broken down old things around the place, and all that effort is considered just another ruse to purchase toys and other important things a bloke needs to entertain himself. What is it all coming to?Mc tool wrote:Initial indications were that these items had " @uck all to do with fencing and everything to do with some fetish for acquiring toys "
Yep, the media does circulate but remember it does eventually get contaminated with what ever you have been blasting... paint, rust, etc, but unless you are talking soda blasting (never used it personally) the media is pretty cheap usually.Mc tool wrote:Thanks Bluey , specially about the driers . I thought that the media , after spraying fell to the bottom of the cabinet and just got sucked up again.
Must check the Blaster cabinet kit and see if it has a drier , Thanks Bluey
Hamish
I never bothered cleaning stuff too much but gooey stuff will just clog the blaster.Mc tool wrote:10 litres of either glass beads or grit is about 45 bucks, and I spose it would pay to get as much crud off before blasting. Do you think you could fit the driers between the compressor and the tank ? I have to drain my tank regularly .
Yep, my current shed is a open farm shed with a dirt floor... the drain digs a two inch deep hole in the hard packed earth so i can imagine it made a mess of your nice concrete driveway.Mc tool wrote: . Last time I got in the shit coz I did it on the concrete apron and .... well fukkittall how was I supposed to know the water was rusty..........and it goes everywhere with 100psi behind itbest not do that again