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Small shot blast/peen cabinets?
I'm looking for a relatively small, inexpensive system to remove scale from forged steel parts without leaving the frosty surface that sand blasting leaves. I understand that steel shot won't work in a normal sand blast system. But can alternative media in a normal sand blast system remove scale and leave a shiny surface? Or, can I first sand blast and then blast again with a softer media to get the results I want?
Steve McGrewblacksmith - Spokane, Washington, USA
February 26, 2010
First of two simultaneous responses --
See if glass bead might work.
You also need to define small for the cabinet.
- Navarre, Florida
March 1, 2010
Second of two simultaneous responses --
Try next webpage :www.shorinternational.com/SandBlaster.htm.Hope it helps and good luck!
Goran Budija- Cerovski vrh Croatia
March 2, 2010
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