Re: sandblaster.

Posted by LOU from Wi. on April 13, 2013 at 21:33:37 from (174.124.8.216):

In Reply to: Re: sandblaster. posted by Stick welding on April 13, 2013 at 20:21:41:

You seem not to grasp the program. The OP never wanted a "INDUSTRIAL SAND BLASTER/COMPRESSOR".

You seem to be like the TV commercial" I'm not a DR,but I play one on TV" for his acclaimed intelligence. You seem to be a jack of all trades,and master of none. Notice I used the word "seem"

Since the air compressor I bought is in my possession, I know of what I speak. It has a aluminum body and head, the same one only smaller sets down in the other shop.NO IT IS NOT INDUSTRIAL.Only about 18 yrs old,before the craze of Industrial ratings for consumer fad took place. Glad you enjoyed the pictures of the crawler and stuff we blasted.

Please do us all a favor and "READ" and "comprehend" the OP's post before you interject some stupid un-warranted advice about"This was a 750 CFM diesel compressor with a sandblaster that held about 500 lbs. of sand. " into the mix of unneeded information. He didn't ask if he could use a high out put sand blaster with a airbrush compressor.

Have you figured the duty cycle on our run time?
Just because you were a grunt for the sandblaster,doing the dirty work,by no means makes you an expert on home sandblasters,they are two different types of machines.What works for one,definitely will not work for another. We have used this setup on ours for years,no problems,as I stated to the OP.NO BS,just fact.You on the other hand feel the need to try and interject and try to impress folks on what little you know,because you were a hopper boy and watched the professionals use it.That is what we call in the U.S. as LIMITED EXPERIENCE". Or in Texas as "All hat, and no cattle".
Do yourself a favor and print out our dozer photo so you can finally realize ours is running beautifully,while yours is ready for a dirt nap or another bank loan for repairs.If we were friends, I would be more than happy to send you my check for residuals for repairs without breaking the bank.

By the way the compressor of ours costs 425.00 and blaster was 99.00 Harbor freight, Not Thousands as you so ridiculously commented on, also we don't say they have to have an unlimited budget,you always want to know their bank account information, to see if in your opinion, they can afford it,or maybe to see where they rank against your income.
LOU

Replies:

• Re: sandblaster. Stick welding 23:08:05 04/13/13 (1)
  • Re: sandblaster. LOU from Wi. 00:18:02 04/14/13 (0)

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