22-12-2013, 05:53 PM
(This post was last modified: 22-12-2013, 06:06 PM by Radio Fixer.)
Yeah! a hate tool for me. Sure would prefer to find some place I could take the parts, pay a charge and let them blast it for me. I just hate clearing up.
Excellent video though, shows how it is.
Do I take it you have already bought it Colin? and not been put off? you being Mr Houseproud. Imagine all that grit stuff on your beautifully painted woodwork.
I would have thought it was possible to make a demountable box, say with an acrylic top and a working hole for access for the blaster. Must catch some of the stuff. But another thing to store.
Its a bit like owning a spray gun for me: I'm going to do this job .... But can I be bothered to get it all out, put it together, get it working, clearing the nozzles, mixing the lacquer, dam! that's gone hard. And then after I gotta clean up all the over spray, clean the gun and put it all away. No! too much pain, so I'll just go and buy a few rattle cans or hand paint it.
If it isn't bought I would try to think un-emotionally about it.
Yeah! I know, I'm a Christmas kill joy for a new Boy's toy.
Gary
Excellent video though, shows how it is.
Do I take it you have already bought it Colin? and not been put off? you being Mr Houseproud. Imagine all that grit stuff on your beautifully painted woodwork.
I would have thought it was possible to make a demountable box, say with an acrylic top and a working hole for access for the blaster. Must catch some of the stuff. But another thing to store.
Its a bit like owning a spray gun for me: I'm going to do this job .... But can I be bothered to get it all out, put it together, get it working, clearing the nozzles, mixing the lacquer, dam! that's gone hard. And then after I gotta clean up all the over spray, clean the gun and put it all away. No! too much pain, so I'll just go and buy a few rattle cans or hand paint it.
If it isn't bought I would try to think un-emotionally about it.
Yeah! I know, I'm a Christmas kill joy for a new Boy's toy.
Gary
