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17th November 2010, 01:26 PM #46
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That's it!, I was going to make my own sealed hinges from rubber strips clamped by metal strips and pop rivets to get an airtight seal.
Edit, that top middle drawing has a vertical line between the funnel and the box which is going to open up a wedge shaped gap when folded but this can be worked around.
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17th November 2010, 02:18 PM #47
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The three vertical hinges on the cabinet would need to be piano hinge(sealed with rubber) or at least a steel hinge at the top to carry the load.
If you fold the funnel "in" that line comes up into the cabinet. The line od the cabinet stays level.
If you had a large enough piece of rubber you might be able to come up with a rubber gusset between the sides of the cabinet and the sides of the funnel and then it would all fold in.
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17th November 2010, 06:47 PM #48
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Hmm this looking very practical, I'll have to get out the scissors and cardboard with sticky tape hinges. The grate could hinge down to give the unfolded open box shape rigidity and one side could be the entry doors.
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17th November 2010, 07:09 PM #49
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lol I did some real cut and paste just to be sure that the funnel would move the way I thought it would.
Yeah the grate is pretty much what stops it folding back up, that and a double lip around the top that slips over the sides.
Not sure how you could make side doors work. The top should open up far enough.
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17th November 2010, 10:05 PM #50
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Like this one half way down the page?
Sandblaster & Sand blast units - Procureit Australia
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17th November 2010, 10:08 PM #51
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Anybody know if you can get ceramic tips made? I'm thinking on how to reduce the CFM needed to run a gun. I'm guessing it will require more than just reducing the nozzle size on the gun.......
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17th November 2010, 10:20 PM #52Dave J Guest
I just make up steel nozzles by the half dozen when they wear out.
I am not sure if you could use less airflow, you would see them selling as "The new low pressure sand blaster" lol
You have a mill and a lathe, maybe time to experiment with making some guns and nozzles.
I would think a smaller nozzle would need a larger grit nozzle/hole.
Dave
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17th November 2010, 10:22 PM #53
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I know a guy who makes nozzles out of silver steel and hardens them glass hard with no tempering and finds it better value than tungsten carbide nozzles.
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17th November 2010, 10:56 PM #54
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17th November 2010, 10:58 PM #55
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18th November 2010, 07:51 PM #56
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23rd November 2010, 10:12 PM #57
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I still haven't heard 'yay' or 'nay' regarding the sandblaster yet. Everyone is shrugging when asked about the cabinet...lol Maybe tomorrow......
I have found a nice looking gun and foot switch from the US but haven't committed to it yet. They are the same as H&F supply with SB-420 ( $1200 I think)
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24th November 2010, 08:03 PM #58
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I got the nod today so the cabinet is mine for the taking. I managed to find the gloves that were removed from it so I just grabbed the clamps. The gloves are too stiff so I will just source some softer ones, I hope....Seen a heap on US Ebay. ( a gun and foot switch as well)
It will take me a while to get it all sorted, but it shouldn't cost me alot. ( I hope again.....)
Have to find a spot for it and pick it up on the weekend. Work is 20 km away so it will take a bit it time to go and get it.
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24th November 2010, 09:04 PM #59
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good score Sterob
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24th November 2010, 09:33 PM #60Dave J Guest
You cant get any cheaper than free.
Dave
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