And good morning everyone else, too!
Tank size isn't really important, is it? Or do you mean 30 gallons per minute? Mine is a little itty bitty one, it's way too small and I'm aware of it. I'm trying to find a bigger one at a reasonable price. Will need it for my paint job later on.You definitely want the air dry. How big is your compressor? I have a 30 gallon and it barely keep up with my small blast cabinet.
Tank size is hugely important as is CFMTank size isn't really important, is it? Or do you mean 30 gallons per minute? Mine is a little itty bitty one, it's way too small and I'm aware of it. I'm trying to find a bigger one at a reasonable price. Will need it for my paint job later on.
I think those sensors are cheap enough.
I suppose a larger tank yields a more stable pressure but when sand blasting, I would assume that continuous CFM is the most important parameter?Tank size is hugely important as is CFM
No specific plans, but likely I will do something. Got the doors done, so will be checking for leaks after this mornings rain ( and more on the way Sunday). I tightened up the speedometer cable at the trans, and think that may have stopped my leak.I do need to check out the Neon, and most likely put that up for sale.Working on the duster this weekend?
There is a small o ring or seal inside the housing that might need changing if it was leaking there.No specific plans, but likely I will do something. Got the doors done, so will be checking for leaks after this mornings rain ( and more on the way Sunday). I tightened up the speedometer cable at the trans, and think that may have stopped my leak.I do need to check out the Neon, and most likely put that up for sale.
and LCA pins.
Not muchMorning Chris what's Hoping?
Been there, tried that. It ended up costing as much as good big one by the time I was done.I'm actually thinking I could pick up more than one small compressors and hook them up in parallell to the same pressure switch.
I suppose a larger tank yields a more stable pressure but when sand blasting, I would assume that continuous CFM is the most important parameter?
Or just get a big tank and work the compressor over time and burn it up. Prob cheaper in the long run to buy a 30 gallon or so compressor, two stage if it is priced right. Mine is a single but I bought it because when the compressor take a dump I can change it to a two stage easily for around $150 or so.
Nopetalking bout blasting.I think Chris might have meant for painting. A small tank when spray painting would probably make the pressure jump up and down too much.