If you like the video, please introduce it to your friends and social media !

ホームセンターで購入可能な物で、しかもDIYで作れる物。 すごい👍

That last step greatly improved the product overall...brilliant work and thanks for the idea!

I liked the upgrade to your original sandblaster cabinet from two years ago, this is way more efficient and works just as well. Thank you for this compilation! 👍💪✌

Thank you for your efforts to save others time and effort because there are steps you can back out of if they aren't enough without losing either time or money spent unnecessarily - and that's because you did the groundwork!

Great work. I really liked seeing you go through several versions before discovering what worked the best!!

I always love your attention to details in over engineering things to perfection...

So the last one has the least parts and works the best! Excellent solution and should be the most reliable too.

サンドブラスターのキャビネットを木製で制作すると言う発想は無かった。・・・ 素晴らしい。

Nicely done. For years I made my living as a glass artist and did a great deal of sandblasting. For most work I used a pressure pot system as it uses a lot less air to deliver more sand. The syphon system has its place as well but uses a lot of air to deliver a smaller amount of sand. With adequate air delivery it can do a wonderful job. When I first started I was using a 20 hp Quincy compressor and later a 15 hp Quincy. For most work I found that a 10 hp or two 5 hp compressors could keep up with the needed supply. Anything less I would have to spend more time waiting for the compressor to catch up than actual sandblasting. My last project was a 6 foot square bathroom window. I had to do it on site with a single 5 hp compressor and a syphon gun. What would have been a 40 minute job with a bigger compressor and a pressure pot took me nearly 3 hours. Much of which was waiting on the compressor to recharge.

The various methods you tried and the issues with each was interesting to watch, thanks for taking the time to experiment and share with us ... your final method of the tube running down into the sand collection area is exactly how I did it 👍.......... but I feel that you went through all of that to end up with basically a bog standard sand blasting gun with replaceable ceramic nozzles, with air coming in one tube and the sand coming in another!

凄い！もはや業務用 工作精度がハンパないですね！ 尊敬します！

*YOU'RE MADE IN JAPAN, SO YOU'RE A GENIOUS!* *あなたのチャンネル登録者が1000万人になることを願っています* مزيداً من التوفيق و التألق و النجاح و تحياتي من كولونيا

Não tenho nem palavras pra descrever quão magnífico são seus trabalhos meu irmão!! Um salve a você aqui do Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷

Na minha opinião o projeto número 4 foi o melhor um grande abraço pra você!

私も工作や分解とか好きなので 偶然出てきたので観てましたが ふと動画で手先の作業を見てると 何気に手指が綺麗なのに気付きました。

Wow I remember watching your diy sandblasting enclosure years ago. It's amazing you still have ways to improve it.

最後の砂を吸い込みながら排出する？仕組み、そういう原理に疎くてあまり理解はできてないのですが砂を移す手間が減るアイデアとても良いと思いました😊

Você é incrível. Um abraço do Brasil

Cada vídeo que veo me parece mejor, gracias y un saludo desde México!!!

素晴らしいノズルアタッチメント❤ ラストはノズルも軽くなってホースの劣化も最小限で素晴らしい DIYは工具からですね

I am very impressed by the amount of projects you made and every single one are outstanding, it is a pleasure to watch your videos

Excellent 👍 la dernière version est toujours aussi ingénieuse 👏

Sir your work is done very well and neatly

Hast du wieder ganz toll gemacht, vielen Dank für die Anregung.

Amazing. Very good work ❤

Perfect, as always!

One better than the other! Amazing!

You sir, are an absolute genius.

Hola muy útil y bonitas ideas me encantaron, bendiciones.😊

Great installment. Thank you.

はぇ～賢い って思って調べたらサンドブラストの一般的な仕組みだって知れた なるほど最初に考えた人はすごいな

Stunningly Brilliant as per usual, I loved every minute of that.

The ventouri nozzle is my favorite. :)

Very Nice! Makes me want to make one now…. If only I had a shop….

Nice finale.

Ok, fantástica recopilación maestro,buenas chorreadoras, gracias por compartir sus conocimientos y experiencias, un saludo cordial y por supuesto un merecido like desde Narón (Galicia)👍🤓😜

The last one is just perfect

The last one is very nice

Nice build

thank you sir for sharing, good job !

yeah, your idea is very good, I especially like it.

Fantastic! Just what I have been looking for. Thanks. What pressures are you using? And what size of compressor? Does the blaster work for different types of granulate (like walnut shells)?

nice tool to have in your workshop

Super, Japanese craftsmanship👍

Comme toujours,....excellent!

Nice build i want to make one now 😅 I think i have all the wood just not the small tube and the equal tee and pipe And i really cudnt careless about the gloves 😂

随分前なので現物は有りませんが、４ミリ位の六角ボルトの中心に２ミリの穴を空けて右に取り付け エアーをボルトに吹き込み左のカプラのオスから出す、ボルトの頭がT字の中心にあると負圧が 下に掛かると成功ですが、ボルトなので前後させると適正な位置を確認出来ます。 目が細かいサラサラした砂であれば使用可能なので買う必要も有りません。 砂を入れるタンクは負圧が掛かるので適当な位置に穴を空けてホースで負圧を抜く必要が有ります。 自然の砂だと回収する必要はありませんからブースは必要無いかと・・・・・ 河川や海岸の砂を細かいふるいに掛ければ無限にありますから、

You’re amazing~~~~~🎉

Excellent video.

Amazing technology

Seeing the handles you have, I fitted a 3/8" (~10mm) drill chuck into a large dowel, finding it very useful. Was the last piece you blasted hot rolled with mill scale? Whatever it was it cleaned up quick.

For softer materials, like wood, you can use ground up walnut shells which are softer, but will still achieve the same result with less pitting.

Awesome work. Eventually blasting will dull the glass. I would add film tear offs to the inside off the glass. Then you can tear off a layer and have great visibility again

Question: The 4th nozzle you build and use the sand at the bottom "as an endless supply of sand", how are you managing the air supply cable into your box? Do you have a picture of that? Great video compilation. Thank you for posting.

For when the flow rate is "yes." Corundum is harder wearing than ceramic, if your abrasive is quartz. Crushed fluorite or calcite won't abrade most iron alloys. Ceramic is sintered aluminosilicates, some of which are on par with most tool steel, but not all of it, especially the dominant clay mineral fraction.

先生、砂の保管箱に穴を開けて透明アクリルで仕上げて、砂の残量を確認できればと思います。 いつもよく見ています。

Check the plans are in English to buy them or do you have any software to help me execute them? Excellent work 🇨🇱

By the time I ever would make this it would come in good use because most of my stuff would be rusted by then lol

This is great. Could you split this video into 4 chapters?

It deserves nothing less than my congratulations!!!

Me gustó mucho la idea.

I think I have saved 6 videos of yours to build for my 5m x 10metre shed …

Hi, the last one is the best :)

9:10 nice jig, only one clamp needed

とても良い手際。几帳面な方なのかと思いきや、マスキングテープを雑に千切ったり、接着剤をアバウトに塗ったり、シーラントを指先で拭ったり、興味深い。 チャンネル登録しときます。

good job, look please, there should just be a vacuum cleaner that brings the sand from the bottom into the bottle directly into the sand feeder at the top and it would be a continuous cycle

素晴らしいです！ 因みに、コンプレッサーは業務用をお使いですか？？

Brilliant!!!!!

Nice build. Unfortunately the price of material now sometimes makes the cost of a DIY project inhibited as compared to a cheap Harbor Freight model alternative. The cost of that 4" schedule 80 PVC slip cap is $56 US if you can believe that.

Excellent

Amigo, qual o tamanho mínimo do compressor para esse primeiro projeto? Esse material é areia mesmo ou é outro tipo de material? Friend, what is the minimum compressor size for this first project? Is this material really sand or is it another type of material?

four very good

18:24 Nice tools! But I don't understand how do you switch on and off the sand blaster's nose, then both your hands are in gloves? Awesome!

Amazing

May I know the hand tools that you use. It's seems great to have one.

In one of his masterclass videos, Dan Gelbart (UKposts --> search --> Dan Gelbart) proposes to use supermarket-checkout-barcode-scanner windows instead of a glass pane. Apparently, these have a scratch-resistant diamond coating, and are optically clear (as they need to be for a scanner), while being relatively cheap (as they are mass-manufactured for this specific application). The hard diamond coating gives them a nearly infinite lifetime on a sandblasting cabin. Do you have thoughts on this?

Muito bom 👍

Can you try making a nano bubble generator ? ❤❤

아이디어는 좋고 제작과정은 별5개를 주고 싶네요. 그런데 기성품이 알리에 저렴하게 판매되고 있어요. 이 작업을 위해선 탁상그라인더와 충전드릴, 드릴프레스 및 용량 큰 콤프레셔가 필수품이고 전기요금 들어가는것은 동일하니... 그라인더에 브러쉬 장착해서 녹 제거 하는것이 효율적 입니다.

🤩Экономный пескоструйный станок, это вещь!!! Остаётся разделить песок от грязи и можно пускать его в штукатурку..! 😃😄😆 Не пойму, что за автоматический редактор-рецензент стоит на ютюбе, но, к примеру я напишу в конце пожелание из двух слов, (первое слово из 4-х букв) Начальные буквы (анаграмма): "Мария", "Ирина", "Родион" и "Анастасия"; - посмотрим, как этот редактор "срежет" последнюю... Кто знает, в чём "Фишка"? Мира всем!😊

Where would I get those ceramic nozzles? Cant find them in aliexpress

Nice 🎉

4 is perfect! Where to find such ceramic nozzles?

Awesome.

If you place magnets in the collection tray, most rust would be picked up

In the 4th noozle, the internal (brass?) tube doesn't wear out as the 1st example? great work regardless!

So much beautiful and like 👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏

А теперь надо добавить нагреватель воздуха, сверхзвуковое сопло и вместо песка засыпать металлический порошок для создания металлического покрытия.

Genius!

Hi! Wouldnt it be beneficial to add some magnets to the sieve you use to re-fill the sand? Just to filter out some metal particles. Or doesnt it dimish quality, if metal parts remain in the sand? こんにちは！砂を再充填するために使用するふるいに磁石を追加することは有益ではないでしょうか？金属粒子をろ過するために。それとも、砂の中に金属が残っていると、品質が落ちませんか？

Nice

Great 👍🏼

Great

Nice job. But you didn't show how you turn air on when both of your hands are inside. Probably some foot switch. I wonder why it's hidden

Какая резьба на тройнике который вы используете 1/2 или 3/8 дюйма?

If sand is supplied from below, then by inertia it moves further upward, slows down, changes direction by 90 degrees and loses some of its energy. And at the same time it wears out the body. It is better to direct the sand coaxially with the outlet nozzle.

Wat kind of sand did u use

Whice camera use sir ?

How do you turn the air on and off? Did you add a foot pedal?