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03-14-2015 05:11 PM #1
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Sand blast cabinet, what size?
Going to build a sand blast cabinet, would 4ft x 2ft, and 60in high be big enough? I think you could get a header in that. Those that have 1, what do you think? Since I'm building it, I can make it whatever, but I don't want it taking up a ton of space. I've got a lot of small parts right now on this Dodge I'm building.
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03-14-2015 05:23 PM #2
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Mine is some 30 inches wide, and at times I wish it were wider, but the vast majority of stuff I want to blast fits in nicely.
I guess it's like building a garage.. no matter how big you build it, you'll fill it up eventually and wish it were larger.
But I'm happy with mine as is.
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03-14-2015 06:55 PM #3
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If I were going to build one today, I'd make it long enough to put a bumper in.
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03-15-2015 06:10 PM #4
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Good thinking Tech. I just so happen to have a bumper that needs blasting. Damn, that would be a long one.
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03-15-2015 08:47 PM #5
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One of those old oblong fuel oil tanks would make a good start-----
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