Harbor Freight 40lb Capacity Floor Abrasive Blast Cabinet Review & Field Test
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- čas přidán 27. 10. 2022
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What are we working on?
Reviewing the harbor freight blast cabinet.
What are the recommended upgrades and links?
Blast cabinet: www.harborfreight.com/40-lb-c...
Harbor Freight Disposable Inline Moisture Filter (90psi): www.harborfreight.com/disposa...
Harbor Freight Disposable Inline Moisture Filter (60psi): www.harborfreight.com/disposa...
Shop-Vac® 5 Gallon 4.5 Peak HP Stainless Wet/Dry Shop Vacuum: www.menards.com/main/tools/we...
2"x10' PVC Sch 40 Plain End Solid Core Pipe: www.menards.com/main/plumbing...
What are you using to complete the work?
No work today, just sharing my experiences with this cabinet.
Do we have any concerns about today's work?
No concerns today.
Why did we decide to do this?
Because we enjoy the DIY life & hope this helps you or someone else.
What's your favorite thing about this work?
We hope this video helps encourage you to start or continue working on whatever project you've got sitting around. We hope you have a great day. We appreciate our subscribers and viewers. A BIG THANKS to each of you. Remember, this is something YOU CAN DO so REACH OUT with QUESTIONS and don't be afraid of starting-continuing-finishing the work your project needs.
We enjoy engaging with our 2stallgarage family. Thanks for watching! Drop a comment below. God bless!
What you recommend this blasting cabinet?
Absolutely. Consider upgrading a couple things on this cabinet and you'll have a great machine.
Any additional thoughts?
We complete work in a small 2 stall garage with limited space. You can do anything you would like to do, no matter the space you have, just plan accordingly and adjust your plans to the size of your workspace. We Believe In YOU!
What's coming to the shop in the future?
Honda ATC Fuel Tank RESTORATION
Are you able to do lots of work in a limited space?
Yes, without question. The biggest issues we face in our 2stallgarage are organization. Keeping the workspace organized and both stalls clear of clutter really helps with motivation, which then helps with productivity. Basically, if I see a clean workspace, I'm much more ready to dive into a project or even just scheduled maintenance like today's oil change.
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Man what a great review! Thank you so much!! I wish I had a Menards closer to me. However, I do have several Harbor Freight stores in my area. And I love seeing detailed reviews like you have done here. Thank you so much for your time and efforts!
Great information 👍. I've been thinking about getting one of these and was wondering what I'd need to upgrade right off the bat. Thanks man.
That’s awesome! I’m buying a sandblaster to restore my ATC 250Sx. Glad I saw this video. Thank you.
I would use a cyclone or dust separator, it saves the extra hassle of needing to clean the shop vac as often as the vacuum filters tend to clog up fast and will burn out the vacuum if left untouched.
I want one of these, but I'm concerned about noise. I work out of my basement and have neighbors. I usually do noisy stuff when they aren't home, but I still don't want to sound like a construction site. I plan on getting one of those silent air compressors, and can come up with some other solution for the exhaust. Just how loud is the actual blasting?
New from Ford Boss, like it already!
I wana get one for odd and end projects but definitely wana get a bigger compressor first.
Thank you all for watching.
Do you have a link to that light? Im searching amazon and dont see one like it.
They sell thin clear plastic that has sticky strips on it to put over the glass on the inside of sandblasters. This saves your glass.
I don’t see your link for the blasting material you said came from TSC? What grit and material was used
I was going to ask if it was off a 1985 200x 3 wheeler I had 1 I road it for 15 years went tru 3 pistons 2 cranks and about 5 or 6 cam chains started riding it when I was 6 years old about trowed my unkel off starting off I've got the pics still that was along time ago I'm 40 plus years old