Most effective Compact and Simple homemade Sandblaster 

It's nice to hear it

Compressor work cycle is 70 - 100 psi, 88L tank. For more info check my channel I did little review on that compressor

Thanks! Please specify your question I'm not quite sure what do you mean

Yes, it is pressurized through the top hole

Minimum 200liters

Compresor work cycle is 70 - 100 psi, 88L, 21cfm. Check my channel I did little review on my compressor

Compressor work cycle is 70 - 100 psi, 88L, 21cfm. It probably would work whit smaller compressor too. I have a review video of that compressor on my channel.

70 - 100 psi, 88L, 21cfm. Check my channel I did short review on my compressor

from 80 to 180 psi

Yes that is good remark, but then you have to use really good body and face protection because that sand gets everywhere. Of course sandblasting cabinet would be the best option here

I believe that is 1/2

I used only 1/2 and works good. You don't need any higher because the compressor is most likely a low cfm one

@@laurentiu.panait2536 My compressor is 250 liters

Its a difficult question to answer because I never measured that. Can say since the nozzle is quite large, it uses quite a lot

It was some kind of a plug in the tank and it seemed to me that there was a weak point, so I just reinforced it

Ok Mr. OSHA

@@Strongman0307No, but I am a vocational instructor, so…..

Speed limits aren't made to be broken. Tags arent meant to be removed from the mattress. Now watch Robert Lyle go tell mom and dad.

@@Hammerback0Everyone knows mattress tags CAN be removed - by the consumer! Funny you should mention speed limits - a motorcyclist died going over 100 mph on a busy street. Bad part was he flew through the vehicle he hit and killed a grandpa and wounded that man’s son. Your comment shows you are incapable of rational thought and likely have a mental illness - I’m correct, aren’t I? Take your meds.

I even don't looked up before making. Just did it from what I had, bought few things and built how seemed proper. BTW all sandblasters is pretty much the same thing

@@Work_G yeah all good. Your tutorial is a faster version of theres and easier to understand. Look at his nozzle setup, should fix some issues.