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JEGS Bench Top Sandblast Cabinet 15-25 cfm @ 40-120 psi

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Bench Top Sandblast Cabinet 15-25 cfm @ 40-120 psi
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Bench Top Sandblast Cabinet
  • 15-25 cfm @ 40-120 psi
  • 23 in. x 19 in. x 14 in. Work Space
  • 19 in. x 15 in. Viewing Window
  • 38.500 lbs.
  • Steel
    Includes:
  • Pair of Gloves
  • Blast Gun
  • 12 VDC Light
  • (4) Replacement Nozzles
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    81502 is rated 3.7 out of 5 by 6.
    Rated 4 out of 5 by from work's Got it in the other day and put it together that night. The instructions are not the best but simple to put together one person can do it alone but it you got someone to help it would go quicker. Mine did arrive with some damage to the plexiglass about a 3 to 4 inch crack in it. But all things aside it does what it's supposed to do.
    Date published: 2021-02-08
    Rated 4 out of 5 by from Works good ! For the price, this is a good little cabinet for small clean up jobs. My son and I are rebuilding an old Yamaha motorcycle and it is working great. Taking another reviewer's advice, I sprayed all the panel seams on the inside with Rustoleum Leak Seal (like that stuff they sell on TV) and we only have a one minor leak. Connected the cabinet to my shop vac and it keeps the dust down. Could use a brighter light though.
    Date published: 2017-05-08
    Rated 3 out of 5 by from It works well but needs modifications This blaster cabinet ships as a complete knock down, like IKEA shelving. It's about 45 minutes of screwing around to assemble and the sealing tape meant to keep the glass beads inside the cabinet really doesn't work very well. One hint, after assembly and BEFORE adding glass beads, get a can of Clear Flex Seal (yeah, the stupid spray stuff from the TV commercials) and seal all the inside seams and corners where the cabinet sides come together. Use the entire can - give the inside of the cabinet corners and the bottom gaps 3-4 coats over 24 hours, let it dry and then add the glass beads. I found out the hard way and spent an hour removing the beads and cleaning the cabinet before using the Flex Seal. Prior to the Flex Seal, the air in my shop was a glass dust factory and I was picking glass beads out of my nose so I bought a particulate respirator - HIGHLY recommended even after sealing! Once assembled and Flex Sealed, I had an issue with the gloves coming loose. Be sure to really horse down the gear clamps with a large handle screw driver. The included "air filter" is virtually worthless because the abrasive sprayer puts out so much dust it plugs the filter in minutes. I removed the filter and hooked up a dust collection port for my shop vac and it worked a LOT better. Once I did all the retrofitting mentioned above, the blaster cabinet works well. But even with the shop vac hook up and the light turned on, it's hard to see and I have to wipe off the inside of the top of the cabinet every ten minutes or so. It's not an ideal setup out of the box for sure but for $150, I didn't really expect much. I've been able to resurrect two 75 year old Baily bench planes that were rusted to death and make them look new. The blaster definitely works but be prepared to do a lot of retrofitting, have a decent air compressor with a pressure regulator and a well ventilated garage area or use it outdoors and get a particulate respirator. I'm a bit conflicted on the "would you recommend this to a friend question"? "Maybe is my real answer because the friend would have to be pretty shop savvy, have a lot of street sense for building stuff and be pretty creative. I'll say "yes" because I figure most Jegs users will fit that bill. My lingering question is where to get parts down the road - I don't see much in the way of replacement ceramic nozzles, parts or inside cover replacements on the Jegs website. I'll cross that bridge down the road. Good luck!
    Date published: 2017-03-31
    Rated 2 out of 5 by from Adequate As expected for the price. The lid hinge holes are misaligned by 3/8" which makes the lid 5" short of closing. The only fix is to rip the hinge off and replace with a larger wider hinge or to drill 5 new holes in the cabinet which is difficult because the cabinet nuts are pre-welded and are in the way. The actual blasting function is OK.
    Date published: 2018-02-16
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    Wil this take soda, Walnut, sand, glass media?

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