Sand blast set up 101 - easy how to guide (for beginners)

In this Primed Insight, Vince gives us a thorough overview of how to set-up your blast operation for maximum safety and productivity.
This video includes:
• Most important start up and operational steps
• What hose goes where
• A few safety pointers
• Summary of all the pieces you need when renting or buying a blast machine for the first time.

[@George-hl3qj]

Thank you so much for the professional display. I am getting into the contractor field for Industrial Sand Blasting and need to learn a lot.

[@A1TheBest]

What a complex system. I been looking everywhere for that tool . Now i know why

[@BlastOne]

If you have any questions, feel free to email us at [e-mail]. Happy to help!

[@ChiqueChiing]

Thank u for such a thorough explanation!! ❤

[@BlastOne]

Glad it was helpful!

[@johnorikaku]

Thanks for your update, Johnson from Nigeria

[@ElMarinoGriff]

Very nice explication

[@rdvanyanar521]

Hi, any estimation for budget for this setup?

[@SpaceSnaxxx]

Not for beginners - this is for a professional setup. You should title accordingly.

[@DerekDuimel]

Got my new 45kg sand tank and 100l compressor ready. Was going to watch some examples. But I’m seeing magic here 😅

[@JPGtampa]

Came here to say this. Just wanted to get started with my HF setup lol

[@weldbead]

Why not attach the air line to supply the breathing air unit (GX4) into the outlet of the air prep / aftercooler / air dryer unit? The air coming out of the air prep unit would be cool, clean, and dry versus the air coming out of the compressor being hot, wet, and possibly oily.

[@BlastOne]

Weld.. you are technically correct, often we do hook up the Radex filter to the AirPrep, as this will remove oils and moisture particles, however it is common practice in the USA, where Deliquescent dryers are used, that operators complain that the air is too dry for breathing, drying out their sinus passages. The GX4 you refer to is the CO monitor, and this is attached to the Radex breathing air filter. This filter has a 7 stage cartridge which will remove all the nasties from the air, so I don't think you will have any issues getting false readings. The Blast Helmet uses a C40 climate conditioner, so that will cool the air for the operator as well.

[@chiefcheems1404]

Damn this makes my setup (provided by my employer) look like a ghetto nightmare.

[@brieb9981]

This seems complex for a beginner

[@skipraft7313]

This set-up looks to be about $9000. or more to get started. I must need to reword my search. "Beginner" didn't work. One minute and ten seconds is all I watched.