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As you know Jim, I killed one off, got the diameter too small, just a brain lapse. Other than that they aren't too bad.Bill
You are right Jim, it was one of the collars I messed up on, not the supports. My error.Bill
Looks good Jim, just make sure you have room for the hardware without bumping against that center post. Seems to be a bit more critical on the opposite end supports. Easy to check now rather than at assembly. Bill
Jim, you may consider one of these to put on the want list. I haven't tried one yet but like the idea. Less air volume, more pinpoint control I expect too, and probably less media consumption. If you have a way to buy from grainger (like your employer) you can get 50lb containers of glass bead media at a more attractive price. https://www.amazon.com/Paasche-Airbrush-AEC-K-Abrasive-sprayer/dp/B001CJIHFI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1483109563&sr=8-1&keywords=paasche+air+eraserHarbor freight also has one for about $28 which is probably fine for infrequent use. Bill
That looks much better. Almost like a casting!Wait, it was a casting.... Well, it is again! It did give that casting look back. I take it that sandblaster takes a fairly large compressor to drive?