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Fix your sandblaster cover of plans.

Fix your abrasive flow problems with these plans.

Pressure plans.

Learn how to make a sandblaster with these plans.

Learn how to make a portable On-Site sandblaster “Dust Free”!

mini sandblaster plans

Step by step instruction on how to make a mini sandblaster that is also a pressure pot!

foot pedal sandblaster plans

Make your own foot operated pedal inexpensively for the pressure pot sandblaster with variable flow.

sandblast rocks ebook

Learn how to sandblast designs into rocks for fun or business.

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  1. I just ordered and downloaded your plans for sandblaster fixes…there was a second step (additional information) that I could not get back to. Is there a way to get to that?

    Thanks,

    Kevin

  2. Kevin, thanks for your purchase. I think you are referring to the additional design plans which serves as another option to improve things. I will send you an email on where to download this shortly.

    Thanks!

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  4. Eric, Looking for the plans for making a pencil style blaster you featured on your web site/letter some time ago. Is it still available?

    Thankx,

    Tee Cee

  6. I have a question. I am planning to buy a unit sometime next year. I have look at the one with built in pressure pot and dust collection system. Some claim to be air tight so none of the dust gets out. I want to put in garage. The problem is exposure. Not only for myself but I have animals. Do you know how well insulated they are as far as the dust. Thanks

    Wesley

  7. @ Wesley, I haven’t tested all the main cabinet brands out there, but if you have a dust collector, and abrasive approved for blasting (no-silica), you honestly should be fine with even the lower cost brands in my opinion.

    In my experience, even a well insulated cabinet will still create a small mess of abrasive and dust when opening and closing the door. Don’t know how close your animals are, but if they are 10+ feet away, they will probably be fine.

    If you are very concerned about it, you can always spend a few dollars on caulking the edges for a perfect seal.

  8. Eric,
    I have a Harbor Freight 110 lb pressure media blaster. I bought your e-book on fixes sometime back and I am planning to make the mod you suggest to improve the abrasive flow. In the meantime I am having a problem that maybe you can help with. I would like to be able to use Black Diamond abrasive media as it is available at my local Tractor Supply and it is reasonably priced. However, even the fine Black Diamond (30 – 60 grit size) requires a 3/16 nozzle. The largest ceramic nozzle that came with my blaster is 3.6 mm which is about 1/8 inch. Do you know where I could purchase a blast nozzle for my blaster that could provide a 3/16 nozzle? Or, what media could I use with the 3.6 mm nozzle that came with my blaster. My compressor is a 5 – HP with an 80 gal tank. It provides 18.1 cfm at 90 psi and 21 cfm at 40 psi.
    Thanks,
    Jim Guthrie

  9. Mr. Eric,

    I wish if you write about the different abrasives used in the industry, explaining the grades And to choose the right ones.Also to determine it the abrasives are reusable or not

  10. Hey Eric,

    I’m looking to have a small rock like the one you’ve done with the EWR letters… I was wondering if you do small jobs?

    Thank you!

  11. I am looking to make stencils, do you know where I can buy an inexpensive cutter? What do you use? Thanks for your help and all your guidance

  13. Eric,

    Could you check my subscription? When I click “Module 1 it says I am at the wrong module. Can only access everything by clicking on RSS feed button. Is there a better way to contact you?

    Thanks,
    SQ

  14. @Susan, I apologize for that issue. I found the problem and it should now be fixed. Sorry about that. Please let me know if you have any questions by posting in the comments or via email. I always get notifications via comments the same as emails.

    You can log back in here: https://www.sandblasterinfo.com/training
    Thanks for signing up!

  15. Eric,
    Thank you, issue is fixed. :) I did manage to access the information, but was concerned the issue might prevent me from accessing future modules. This module covered information I was looking for which included paint, adhesives, and sandmask brands. Appreciate all the money saving tips you have included. Looking forward to the next module. :)

  16. @Susan- great! Thank you so much for your patience. I will be sure to test it more thoroughly once I am complete with Module 2 and post. I hope to have videos in the future too. It is a work in progress and feel free to ask any questions which will help me shape the training area too.

  17. Hi, can you tell me what would work for sandblasting stucco and paint off of cinder blocks from an old house to prepare for demolition?

  18. Hi, can you tell me what kind of material would be best for sandblasting stucco and paint off of cinder blocks from an old house to prepare for demolition? Thanks. Tony

  20. Hi Eric,
    I am into sand blasting of glass. I started doing this as something i want to get into on my retirement this year. I have a table top sandblasting cabinet, a compressor, a uv light exposure unit and a cricut explore air 2 cutter. I am really working towards the ability to blast fine details especially fonts.Can you offer any advice on stencil cutting materials ? I have tried photoresist film, sandblast resist vinyl and now oracal 651. I am not getting the type of perfection i desire.

    Peter

  22. i rea need one nozle for the drum i have is exactly the red pot you have displayed i am in cape town how long does it take to delivery

  24. Hey, Looking for basic information about sand blasting. We need to blast the numerous welds on 16″ steel pipe. Do we need a certification to sand blast in NY. We need to purchase equipment and also train an employee. Starting from scratch.

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