On-Site Plans for Pressure Pots
Make a Dust Free Sandblaster
That is a Portable, On-Site System while Saving Money!
Now there are ways to sandblast without:
- getting dust or abrasive everywhere
- spending thousands of dollars on manufacturers equipment
- wasting or losing your abrasive
- using a sandblast cabinet
Part 1: Shows How to Make the Nozzle Head
You’d be surprised at how easy it is to make the main nozzle head with my design displayed throughout the plans. You can get the parts at most local stores inexpensively and I show you exactly where to get them.
It shows how to configure a vacuum system with a pressure pot sandblaster. But you can also use a siphon system and I discuss the positive and negative traits of using each type.
Part 2: Making the Sandblaster Nozzle Tip Configuration
In this section, I show step by step how to make the nozzle tip easily. (You need to make sure you do this right so the vacuum doesn’t pull all the abrasive out before it can hit the surface.) It shows my unique way to have a variable control valve so the air pressure and abrasive can be adjusted from your finger tips.
Plus, it shows a inexpensive way to use hoses that will save you multiple times the price for my plans. It prevents wear on your parts so that you hardly ever have to replace them. You will be surprised at how I made my on-site sandblaster more maneuverable than those expensive equipment that companies sell.
Part 3: How to Complete the Assembly & Connect to Vacuum Source
Part 3 will show you exactly how to assemble all the main parts together and hook it up to a vacuum source. Then it explains my unique ideas to make the system more portable with wheels.
Part 4: A Better Dust Collection System (Optional)
In this last section, I will talk about a optional, but better way to recollect the abrasive. These are fairly simple components that you can make with the provided sources on how to make them and with links on where you can purchase them.
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@George, yes that is an option at checkout. Thanks!
Great plans for making a Pressure Pot Sandblaster and very simple. However can you answer the following questions?
In the Pressure Pot Sandblaster plans, is the propane tank about a 9kg (20lb) tank?
In “Finding the right air compressor” you show on the top in grey, the PSI at 20, 30, 40, etc. and below the nozzle size and 6, 8, 10, etc. I gather that the top is the PSI that you would need, but what do the lower figures mean? 1/8″ Nozzle size and 6 or 8, etc. ?
@ Doug, thank you for your purchase.
I am not sure the exact size that I used but I believe it is around 20lb –maybe slightly larger. You can actually use whatever size you need. I have seen some people use very large tanks such as those used in the yard.
In that chart, those inside number refer to SCFM or simply CFM which means how much cubic feet per minute (CFM) your sandblaster needs to produce for that desired pressure (PSI) and nozzle size. The CFM rating of your air compressor is one of the most important specs you need to look at. It is a good idea to have a mid sized tank too. Most air compressors have a high enough PSI rating for what most people do.
Hi I am interested in purchasing your plans but i need to know if they will work on my little 2.5 hp compressor? I need it to work off this so I can take it to peoples houses and use domestic power and sandblast their windows. Thanks, Mandy Wood
@Mandy, great question. Ideally, to determine if it works for your air compressor, you would need to match up your tip size and desired blasting pressure with this chart: https://www.sandblasterinfo.com/air-compressor-chart/
I use it with my 2 horsepower compressor.
I also want to point out here that this is for making an attachment for a pressure pot blaster because it looks like I wasn’t clear on that (I’ll update that). I hope that helps. Thanks!
Hello Eric, I purchased your plans for a dustless on site system. I was wanting the plans for a dustless system like teh ones sold our of Texas. The water and crushed glass media. Would you have such a plan?