Shotblasting at home
I've got a fairly good compressor (50 litre tank, 3hp twin cylinder pump and lots of pressure - 12 bar I think).
In Halfords they have a little shotblasting gun and wonder if it is any good for cleaning calipers etc?
Would I need anything else? Sand obviously, but what about a blast cabinet, or would I get away with using a cardboard/wooden box?
In Halfords they have a little shotblasting gun and wonder if it is any good for cleaning calipers etc?
Would I need anything else? Sand obviously, but what about a blast cabinet, or would I get away with using a cardboard/wooden box?
my mate used an old wardrobe lol
but sealer all arround the joins and then perspex on top with 2 holes for your hand
he had a vacum cleaner attatched also so it sucked the stuff out lol
worked well
he used aluminium oxide i think
but sealer all arround the joins and then perspex on top with 2 holes for your hand
he had a vacum cleaner attatched also so it sucked the stuff out lol
worked well
he used aluminium oxide i think
Glass bead for alloy
Alu oxide for other metals
Sand for glass
Just bought a shotblast cabinet with everything you need to get you going, including 20kg of glass bead, and 20kg of alu oxide Ł150 made by clarke, came from machine mart
Alu oxide for other metals
Sand for glass
Just bought a shotblast cabinet with everything you need to get you going, including 20kg of glass bead, and 20kg of alu oxide Ł150 made by clarke, came from machine mart
we use glass beads for all stainless steel cause it aint got a cutting edge
ali oxide is ok for all other metals but if you got a lot of shit build up
then use some chilled iron use grade go7 its not to rough or fine
ali oxide is ok for all other metals but if you got a lot of shit build up
then use some chilled iron use grade go7 its not to rough or fine
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