Home Media Blasting Solution - Remove Rust with Benchtop Blast Cabinet from Eastwood

An affordable way to media blast parts without taking up much room in your shop!
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Eastwood Benchtop Blast Cabinet
Item #30721
An affordable way to media blast parts without taking up much room in your shop
The smart, space efficient design of this bench top media blasting cabinet really can’t be beat. The whole hinged top of the cabinet is both the access door, and the view window. This gives you much greater access to the inside then even some full sized cabinets. Meanwhile, you look down at your work through a big 19 inch x 15 inch screen, with full sized tear off protection (5pk #30770). Dust control is handled by hooking up any shop vacuum to the cabinet, or use it in a well ventilated area with no vacuum. The whole cabinet will take up just a 24 inch x 20 inch space in the corner of your work bench. That means you have nearly 3 cubic feet of work space to blast in. Just about any shop compressor can run it too; it needs just 10 cubic feet per minute at 80 pounds per square inch. The included high quality gun will work with a variety of media, and has replaceable ends for years of usage.
Affordable way to media blast at home
Space efficient bench top design
Durable powder coated cabinet
Holds up to 25 lbs of blast media
Holds up to 50 lbs of parts
High quality gun with replaceable tips
Needs just 10cfm @ 80psi
19in x 15in window lens
Full window sized tear offs
Fits in just 24in x 20in space
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[@Pk3_Garage]

I have the Eastwood Modular midsize blast cabinet and my Craftsman 1.7HP, 33 gal., 165 PSI air compressor works with it with no problem.

[@ElationProductions]

If you're going to get a blasting cabinet, you're better off with a floor model. From my own experience the feed funnel in a bench top unit it too shallow and wide to feed well. You got to fill these cabinets with a lot of media to get it to pick up any, and then the media sits up high closer to the blaster gun which tends to blow it around the cabinet, making it hard to see and wasting media.
I have to say though, at least your cabinet has a nicer lid prop and mesh grate then my similar sized cabinet had.

[@I8THEmagictoaster]

Just saying when you need 10cfm at 80 that is more of a shop compressor.

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[@TitusLivy777]

How much does the cabinet weigh?

[@goyslop4289]

umm not many people have compressors that large lol, most homeowner styles are around 3-4 cfm @ 90psi

[@eastwoodco]

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