Homemade simple sandblaster. By JSK-koubou. 6:44 video:
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Way cool for small jobs or restoration projects. It might work well with very soft fine abrasives.
Looks like it would work good for removing corrosion on small parts or prep for paints/coatings.Make sure your media has been filtered and very dry.
I dig the homemade tools. The electric table lift for the drill press was cool.
Pat
what was the putty he used?
Upgraded with ceramic nozzle. 9:54 video:
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I don't read Japanese, but there are several pre-batched epoxies with "A" & "B" components in a stick, and catalyst starts when kneading. Common in home improvement, marine and auto part stores.Originally Posted by Tooler2
Even in California......for the time being.
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...we'll learn more by wandering than searching...
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