80psi Abrasive Sandblaster Cabinet 5cfm Tabletop

• Operate Air: 80PSI / 5 CFM
• Over All Dimension: 23" x 19" x 19"
• Uses silicon sand, glass beads or aluminum oxide to clean or polish material
• Portable enough to use on work bench or take to a job site
• Built in low voltage 15 VDC light provides visibility for intricate work

I purchased this as a complete beginner. I use the cabinet to frost glass. It arrived pretty much fully assembled. Had to tighten a few hose clamps and install the filters but that was about it. I was a litte disappointed in the vague instructions that came with it. It tells you how to put it together and what not, but it don't go into detail about anything.

For my application I was using a 6.5hp 30Gal Craftsman Compressor regulated to about 80psi. I added the medium(150 aluminum oxide) to the bottom of the unit. And got to frosting. Immediately the leaks were apparent. The cabinet is pretty airtight for the most part and pumping that volume of air into that little cabinet, The air has to get out somewhere. First it started out the sides at the seams. After a few applications of aluminum foil tape it stopped coming out the sides, but started coming out the top of the glass right into your face. I cannot stress the importance of using a respirator while sandblasting. A dust mask does nothing.

Another downer was after about the 4th piece, things were starting to move along very slowly. I had to stop and remove the rack in the bottom to get all the grit back on top of the feed tube. The one thing that I think really stinks about this particular design is that the feed tube only sucks from one little hole on the bottom left side of the unit. This got old pretty quick.

The next week I had a plan to simply permanantly remove the rack so I could move the grit around with my hands instead of having to keep stopping and opening everything. I messed around with the pressures and what not and had my regulator set as low as 20psi at one point and was still able to suck up the grit and actually frost glass. It was very slow going but it worked. I settled at 40psi to speed things but keep the dust to a lower level on the inside of the cabinet.

Anyways, to sum it up; I feel the cabinet is definitely worth every penney you pay for it. In my case I have already made my money back on it. Despite a few design flaws it does work great and I would buy it again.

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I have mix views..the cabinet does looks good enough to be move around..some small leaks ..no big deal...but the sand blasting hoses a litter short and the sand pick up not so good...need to reposition the pick up pipe

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Chip, simple, flaky. Great for starters but nothing close to a professional tool. Don't forget that you need a compressor able to deliver at least 5cfm@60 psi. Other than this it's simple as a slice of bread.

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The product works well for its intended purpose. As most other owners found the unit leaked when using a fine media I encountered the same. A quick fix of sealing the seams that shouldn't be necessary.