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I still color with crayons and make paperdolls….. how did you know !!!
Then you will be a prime customer for my Mopar coloring book once I get it done!

Here is a sample page from it...

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Mike, that is true, but we also have a full garage, and I have not gotten any go ahead for a sand blasting cabinet from my wife. Not sure if my compressor is big enough for it either.

Just checked, and the small handheld sandblaster at harbor freight needs 7 gallons a minute at 90 psi, while my compressor just delivers 5.5 gallons.

Bill

That's easy. You blast for 5 minutes when the air storage tank is full. When the compressor kicks in, you stop and let the compressor catch up.
 
Almost non-existent in West Texas. Now down south and in northeast Texas, they got trees.. And water. And green plants.. and pretty women... And places to go fishing..

We got dirt and liquor stores!

Do you live in the countryside, or in a city with tight space like I do ?

Bill

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I have a 3 horse/20 gallon. Tempted to try it.
Dad had a little portable blaster from Craftsman, amounted to a 5 gallon bucket with a sloped bottom and a copper tube exit out the bottom and a gun with a ceramic nozzle. I know the compressor was 220v single phase but don't remember the hp probably 2 or 3. I made pocket money sand blasting projects for friends with that little gun. It was good that the contractor dad worked for had multiple pallets of silica sand in the yard at work :lol:. I had a trough to put the work in and also recycled the sand.
 
Buddy with the restoration shop has a large bead blasting cabinet.
I help him with occasional heavy lifting, or buy a bag of sand, and use it when ever I need to.
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