Sandblasting 101 E Book: Free Copy

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1. Was hoping your free ebook would have something about computer creation of stencils for blasting stone. How thick a vinyl do I need to survive blasting and at what pressure for sandstone?

2. Thanks for the comment Dan. Right now most of this site and the ebook is focused on general sandblasting info, but do plan on creating material on that subject here soon. Thanks

3. thank you for this information, I have been doing a lot of research and it is not easy to
   learn this much in one place.

   Thank again

4. Thanks a lot for the e-book – great information for a newbee- you can Count on my return with further quistions if i my.

   Kindly regards from Denmark

5. I am looking for information on how to sand blast the bark off willow small jobs, but I think, bigger than an etching gun

6. i am working as in charge, turbo Blower station.
   during repair of steam turbine, sand blasting is needed to the Rotor of Turbine and on its diaphragms.kindly tell the process to prepare surface for sand blasting

7. I am lokking to make a sand/waterblaster for a small biz can you tell me or send me info on what is needed to create one using 65 psi or so. What type of gun/nozzle set is required can it be made inexpensivly¿ please help….lost other biz to competition and deep pockets…i am really needing you guys help here, there is no competition here with sand/water blasting. Thank you very much for your tips.

8. Hey I’m trying to start working and I’m wanna get information how to start working on sandblasting like what do I need and stuff like that

9. I need plans for dustless blasting pot. Thank you j.m

10. Thank you for the E-Book! I now know 100% more than I did before reading it . . . !
    Very good information. I am looking at doing some old machinery restoration (hobby) and want to get set up, so I’ll be getting your guide on making things work better. T
    Thanks again for putting this together and sharing it.

11. I am looking to make a sandblastin for a small biz can you tell me or send me info on what is needed to create one using 65 psi or so. What type of gun/nozzle set is required can it be made inexpensivly¿ please help….lost other biz to competition and deep pockets…i am really needing you guys help here, there is no competition here with sand/water blasting. Thank you very much for your tips.

12. thanks for E book. good information. i am going to start sand blasting .

13. We are interested in sandblasting and painting

    Thanks & Regards

    Yousuf

14. Compliments of the day,

    I came across your video on youtube, and since picked an interest for your machine. Unfortunately am not doing anything at the moment and would like to create a kind of a job around sand blasting. To this end, could you be kind enough to tell me how much a complete set, inclusive of every material i would need to create beautiful art works would cost me, and how much to ship it to Nigeria?

    Thank you and best regards as I await your response.

15. where can i buy tg

16. Can u e-mail me the full information card on hw to pay an the choices an accommodation staff..

17. I am looking for a SB unit that is self contained…..seems all of these need to have separate air compressors. Any thoughts?

    Thank you very much for the time and effort you put in sharing your knowledge.

    Carl

18. Hi there, I have been in business for about 2 years sandblasting rocks in my garage and am interested in going portable. I have a compressor, sandblasting pot and cabinet that is working great. I’m looking for information on going portable to do large rocks at farm yards? How big of a compressor do I get? Do I buy a large one with generator built in? Do you set that up in a 10 ft enclosed trailer? What sand do I use? I currently use aluminum oxide at home in my cabinet because I can reuse it a few times, but at a job site how would I gather it? And what about nozzles and settings? Can you possibly guide me as to how I would set this up. Thanks so much!

19. I am small self employment person I have two pantcraft machines
    I am interested in Deep stone carving I am not artists but I have seen your video I am very much empress by it. Please advis me what unit I should go for it can work in stone wood n metel
    Thanks
    RAJIV Malhotra
    White House
    GOLF ROAD
    Ajmer ( Rajasthan )
    INDIA
    +91 9829271570

20. Super job Eric.
    Your E-book is full of very useful information for Sandblasting.
    My interest is using a 6-8 Ton of Sandblast Pot for Pneumatic Conveying of Aggregate.
    I’ll use the Pot to store Aggregate under 30-60 PSI.
    If you know of any source selling a USED 6-8 Ton Pot please let me know. Thanks.
    (703) 501-1546

21. I have downloded the book and now I’m going, like a pithon to read and digest it. Many many thanks for your generosity. Ugo

22. nice one

23. Can you recommend what type of masks you would use for sandblasting rocks?

24. Hi Eric,
    Been a subscriber for several years but rarely use sandblaster.
    Site is completely different from the last time I visited (usually I use direct reply to your e-mails)
    Starting a new project (actually w very old project I’m getting back to LOL) so I’m going to use my pressure pot sandblaster for first time in about 4 yrs (only use it to clean motorcycle parts/frame, etc)
    Downloaded the free book, first time I’ve seen how to set the various valves. I finally find out I’ve been using the throttle wrong by having it too far open. Hopefully things will work better this time around

25. @Peter, it’s good to hear from you! Yes, I just recently updated the website about a couple months ago if I recall correctly. Thanks for stopping by again

26. sand blasting briefing

27. Do you have any good suggestions on water separators (home made or store bought)?

28. Have you looked at the ‘Franzinator’? Majority of ready built separators are only 3/8″ or 1/4″ bore so restrict airflow quite badly. (although you could probably build a manifold and have several working on same line?) The ‘Franzinator’ uses 3/4″ or 1/2″ pipe so passes air much easier. The principle behind it seems sound although I don’t have first hand experience of using one (couldn’t get pipe in correct length and don’t want to buy 10’~16′ plus pay to have it cut and threaded for end caps, etc, etc, etc)

29. Shawn, at least from my experience, I haven’t really had much issues with the cheaper water separators and I live in a fairly humid area. But this one is a good brand for a good price: http://amzn.to/2k3Ojdy

    @Peter, the Franzinator looks quite interesting. If I ever get around to build one, I will report the details about it here. Thanks for sharing

30. Can I with this rented unit, remove chipped Paint off of a Aluminum Jon Boat?

31. I just started deep carving stone and I’m having issues with the mask sticking to the flagstone surface I use flagstone and it is pourous so I can’t get a good stick. I used a spray adhesive but then I couldn’t get all the residue off of the stone after I took the template off. Any suggestions

32. I would think ordinary automotive brake cleaner would be easiest stuff to remove glue residue? Alternatively, use white wood glue to seal surface first, it can be washed off with water (as long as you don’t get waterproof glue ;o) )

33. @peter

    Thank you I will definitely try and update on how both work out

34. What is the coarsest media and what type would you recimend to remove paint from pitch pine beams using the pressurised pot system

35. Hey, I just wanted to thank you for putting this information together. But I do have a question too. I see it’s been quite a while since you got your last question so hopefully you are still monitoring that email address.

    My Harbor Freight blast cabinet came with a typical cheap gun. The gun got damaged and I found that Amazon has a shit ton of those cheap guns. $15 and it came was four typical red ceramic nozzles and one black heavy what appears to be metal but it’s none magnetic. I wondered if it was titanium but being that the whole kit was so cheap…I doubt it.

    If you’re still in the blasting business you may be familiar with what the deal is with those black nozzles. It may even be lead…it really feels that heavy! So I suspect that would be for something really soft like maybe soda.

    Thanks!
    I hope to hear back from you,

    Wayne Thomas

36. Hi I’m looking forward to do sandblasting and painting course I don’t know if you can help me with that,yes I have experience of in this industry what I need the most is certificates