Plans for the new garage

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:popcorn: This wil be a great thread as we watch you set it up 1low. :handshake:
 

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I am jealous of your workspace and all the cool **** your doing to it, it looks perfect in every way.
 

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Oh, by the way, I love the homemade wrench handles on that drawer. :waytogo:

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Nice pics. Oh do you run a sandblaster off that air compressor you have?
 

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Nice pics. Oh do you run a sandblaster off that air compressor you have?

Looks similar to mine, which is a Craftsman 33 gallon, 6hp, mine is 240 volt though. I run a sand blaster on mine.
 

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Looks similar to mine, which is a Craftsman 33 gallon, 6hp, mine is 240 volt though. I run a sand blaster on mine.

I think my air compressor is too small for a sand blaster. I have 120v 10 gallon.
 

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Sandblasting uses a lot of volume, but in my opinion sandblasting really sux unless you have a blast cabinet. Unless there are little nooks and crannies I would just use a wire wheel on a 4" angle grinder if I were you.
 

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Im with you 100% on that off road. The sand ends up being a huge mess and unless you have a big blaster its a really slow process.
 

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Sandblasting uses a lot of volume, but in my opinion sandblasting really sux unless you have a blast cabinet. Unless there are little nooks and crannies I would just use a wire wheel on a 4" angle grinder if I were you.

Even on large objects such as doors, beds,cabs, to prime and repaint.
 

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Nice man! That's what I hope to move into in a couple years!! :waytogo:
 

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Even on large objects such as doors, beds,cabs, to prime and repaint.

He's talkin about axles and hard parts like that, stuff you use a sand blaster on. If you sandblast body panels they warp.
 

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Personally I wouldn't sandblast anything bigger than a wheel, maybe a little bigger, in a cabinet. You get that **** all over you, even if you dress like a gangster-mummy-chemical warfare soldier.
 

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Ok, What method do you use on body parts? Angle grinder?
 

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