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An excellent idea for a D.I.Y. sand/media blasting cabinet

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    #16
    For very small parts and occassional use:

    Tub from Target, $5 end of season. Bought for cooling things in ice water.



    Underside of lid made from scrap 3/4" plywood. Four tabs keep in centered over tub. $3 for a pane of glass, held in with duct tape. Note slot at one end, covered by a worn out long sleeve shirt.



    Top side of lid. Shirt sleeves function as a glove box. The sand blasting head/hoses go in from the slot. I also drop in a trouble light. The cloth is porous enough to let air out and trap the sand.

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      #17
      Also, once I made shelves for my garage by welding 2" x 2" angle iron. Before painting, I sandblasted. I made a frame of 1x2s, running wall to wall and floor to ceiling, then stapled translucent 3 mil plastic to it. Worked fine.
      sigpic[Tom]

      “The greatest service this country could render the rest of the world would be to put its own house in order and to make of American civilization an example of decency, humanity, and societal success from which others could derive whatever they might find useful to their own purposes.” George Kennan

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