sand blaster

Sanding, rusticating, sandblasting, buffing, etc. All here.
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notow1
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sand blaster

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It seems Everyone on this forum has a sandblaster and I will never have one. It is just not fair, Norm.
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I do not. Do all my blasts at a business that actually specialise in glass blasting. At $5 a blast, I have lots of patience for the right compressor to come along.
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Alden
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Norm, I don't know what you do when you need a blast, but I'm happy to blast them for you for a fee.
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Norm, I don't have one, no room. Ryan does great work!!!
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Rustication isn't a bad option. There was also that thread a while back about a bristle blaster that showed some promise.
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notow1
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Alden wrote:Norm, I don't know what you do when you need a blast, but I'm happy to blast them for you for a fee.
I appreciate the offer but it will be a while before I make a pipe that will look good blasted. I haven't purchased any premium blocks of briar yet. I guess You wouldn't want to blast a pipe with a lot of ring grain, is that correct? thanks, Norm.
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