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Sand blasting without the mess? Yes indeed! We made a DIY dry ice blasting machine that uses solid CO2 (Dry Ice) instead of sand. Dry ice turns into pure atmosphere, so the mess we make on our carpets at home will simply disappear. After cleaning paint off surfaces though, we realized that we either need a higher pressure compressor or larger dry ice pellets, otherwise the process takes way too long.
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@kenreynolds1000 2 года назад

Sand blasters use high horsepower compressors for a lot of air pressure. It is a very energy intensive process. I also thought the dry ice blasters make the dry ice from compressed CO2 kind of at the nozzle.

@ToxicMrSmith 5 месяцев назад

They don't. I've used industrial dry ice blasters and they do indeed use pellets.

@RicCross 2 года назад

Dry Ice blasters seem to be priced in the $3k and up range so upping the budget to create a more effective machine would have value. An auger feed from the chamber and determining a similar means to create the optimal size pellets will go a long way to producing a useful tool

@ActionBOX 2 года назад

Thanks Ric, we won’t be putting more time into this project and we’re really hoping it would work, but I do agree with all your suggestions. Cheers

@loristime6607 2 года назад

Cool, glad you tried it. 🙂

@aronseptianto8142 2 года назад

points for honesty i guess?

@mellis966 2 года назад

I used that Skill Share link so fast there was more smoke than a dry ice machine! Thanks a Ton!

@ActionBOX 2 года назад

Haha no worries! Glad you enjoyed the video 😄

@dividingbyzerofpv6748 2 года назад

Cheese grater

@ActionBOX 2 года назад

This is actually a great idea

@Hardwyre 2 года назад

I have used similar models of those sand guns. I imagine part of your problem was the feed orifice was extremely small and was getting clogged. If you had a larger hole and possibly a rotating agitator disc over it to shuffle the ice, you should get much better throughput. Alternatively, mounting a small ice crusher on top of the gun to make pellets on the go.

@ActionBOX 2 года назад

These are awesome suggestions. Thanks for leaving this comment. Cheers

@ale6242 2 года назад

i mean... technically it works...

@JeremyCouitinho 2 года назад

what was 15 dollars in this video ?

@ActionBOX 2 года назад

The blaster from Amazon. It was cheaper than building our own.

@apostlos 2 года назад

hmm - Need to try this with pellets and more air pressure.

@ActionBOX 2 года назад

Yeah I believe you are correct. We probably won’t be trying this again but at least anyone who wants to has a project to work off of 😅. Thanks for your comment. Cheers

@DJLuTonik Месяц назад

Can I use a sandblaster for dry ice blasting? (Performance Tool M549 Portable Abrasive Blaster Kit)

@gabrielh5105 2 года назад

Can you do something simpler for the next video please? Something like an 8 axis CNC+3D Printer + Plasma Cutter for under 100 dollars please

@ActionBOX 2 года назад

Hahaha sounds easy enough, we’ll get working on it 🤪 Thanks for watching! Hope you enjoyed the video.

@howtoguro 2 года назад

You guys should build one of those laser cleaners. It's in the spirit of this project, but is much more achievable while still being very "cool". :D

@ActionBOX 2 года назад

I like the idea. We have experience with lasers and I am familiar with the concept of the technology so we may give it a try. Thanks for the suggestion 😊

@howtoguro 2 года назад

@@ActionBOX I love your videos, your CNC is next level DIY. It's commercial quality. :D

@Hardwyre 2 года назад

@@ActionBOX I'm going to subscribe to you solely on the idea you may build a laser stripper. That would make so many of my projects easier. :)

@ActionBOX 2 года назад

@@Hardwyre for what it’s worth, we have started, and I had my first successful test yesterday wink 😉. Pretty cool science behind how to do it properly. Cheers, Dave.

@MrMorepower71 2 года назад

Id love to see a v2

@stevenhorgan8782 2 года назад

another great vidio lads really like the concept of this .it would help me alot in taking sound deading from car floors 😁 just on the pellet side what about if ye crush the ice and then us a compact mold male and female put it in a vice to form the desired pillets 😁 our a plastic bag and hammer 😂 a idea for a future vidio for ye to try is vaccum forming machine thats semi auto that would be a fun project that most hobbiest could tackle 😁 keep up the great work ye do make my day when ye post new projects 😁

@ActionBOX 2 года назад

Thanks for the great comment and awesome idea Steven, we will definitely chat about it. Glad you liked the video, cheers

@cautilli 2 года назад

Use a ice cone shaver for the dry ice

@ActionBOX 2 года назад

That’s a good idea. Cheers

@rameezsheikh7576 2 года назад

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@UraTrowelie 2 года назад

I didn't hear you say anything about working with this in a well ventilated area. You don't want people dying in their garages.

@ActionBOX 2 года назад

Dry ice turns into CO2, and it does so very slowly. It would take a huge amount of stored dry ice to have a fast effect on the CO2 concentration in the garage (or more accurately, the partial pressure of CO2). Furthermore, your body’s primary stimuli when breathing is to detect high CO2 (not a lack of oxygen, fun fact 😃) so at dangerous levels of co2 in the room you would feel the same as you do when holding your breath for a long time, and you will have that amount of time to respond. Hence, I would not consider a 10lb block like the one we used to be dangerous for pulmonary gas exchange in any way when used in a conventional home garage. Thank you for your comment regardless, Cheers.