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HF Sandblaster
Anyone have any experience with Harbor Freight's 110 lb. pressurized sand
blast pot. Any comments would be appreciated. Thanks Travis |
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HF Sandblaster
"Travis Mahone" wrote in message ... Anyone have any experience with Harbor Freight's 110 lb. pressurized sand blast pot. Any comments would be appreciated. Thanks Travis It's cheap, it works, the hose that comes with it is crap. It takes allot of air to run it properly. I have a 7.5 hp Speedair compressor that keeps up to it. Steve |
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"Travis Mahone" wrote in message ... Anyone have any experience with Harbor Freight's 110 lb. pressurized sand blast pot. Any comments would be appreciated. Thanks Travis i have their 40 lb pot. the gun is crap and will wear out in just a few hours. plan on finding another one soon. the water trap has plastic parts that quickly broke. the rest of it is ok, although i was chasing leaks for a while. regards, charlie http://glassartists.org/chaniarts |
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HF Sandblaster
I also have the HF pressurized sand blasting tank. Yes as with the others my
hose went quickly along with the water seperator. Other than that I have no problems with it. I used teflon tape on all the joints and purchased another hose and gun. It works great. Searcher |
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HF Sandblaster
Searcher wrote: I also have the HF pressurized sand blasting tank. Yes as with the others my hose went quickly along with the water seperator. Other than that I have no problems with it. I used teflon tape on all the joints and purchased another hose and gun. It works great. So where does one get a better gun that will fit this unit? |
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HF Sandblaster
Iv'e got the 40# model. Works well. The weld on the front leg on the
tank is weak-mine broke off with a minor impact. Rewelded, so far ok. Haven't used it more than 1 hour total; don't see any problems as noted by other posters (yet...) JR Dweller in the cellar Travis Mahone wrote: Anyone have any experience with Harbor Freight's 110 lb. pressurized sand blast pot. Any comments would be appreciated. Thanks Travis -- -------------------------------------------------------------- Home Page: http://www.seanet.com/~jasonrnorth If you're not the lead dog, the view never changes Doubt yourself, and the real world will eat you alive The world doesn't revolve around you, it revolves around me No skeletons in the closet; just decomposing corpses -------------------------------------------------------------- Dependence is Vulnerability: -------------------------------------------------------------- "Open the Pod Bay Doors please, Hal" "I'm sorry, Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that.." |
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HF Sandblaster
On Wed, 18 Jan 2006 21:25:27 GMT, with neither quill nor qualm,
"Searcher" quickly quoth: I also have the HF pressurized sand blasting tank. Yes as with the others my hose went quickly along with the water seperator. Other than that I have no problems with it. I used teflon tape on all the joints and purchased another hose and gun. It works great. May I ask whose hose/gun at what cost? ----- = Dain Bramaged...but having lots of fun! = http://www.diversify.com Comprehensive Website Development |
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