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Re: picked up a blast cabinet
Good score!
IMHO, before you really get going, you should look for a vacuum to hook up
to it. They make vacs that will hold up to the rigors of a blast cabinet; a
regular shop vac will be a goner in no time.
Also, check out the condition of the gun's ceramic insert (nozzle). When the
orifice (hole) gets too big from use, the blaster won't work well at all.
As for air, the more the better...they take lots!
For media, it depends on what you will be primarily doing with it.
Have fun!
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