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Revision as of 17:44, 12 April 2019

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The 960-DLX DELUXE Skat Blast Cabinet has become one of "America's Favorites". TWO 90 watt floodlights and big 12" x 33" window for improved, brighter visibility when blasting. Plus, Skat Blast's C-35-M Foot-Pedal-Operated Power Gun and pickup tube system for a more powerful, even blast. Quiet Vac-50 HEPA Vacuum with HEPA Filtration collects 99.97% dust particles down to 0.3 microns.

The current Ace of the Blast Cabinet is Levi Gibson (lgibson19@georgefox.edu).

Documentation:

How to use the machine

This video shows a good example of using the blast cabinet.

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Procedures:

  1. Open the cabinet door.
  2. Put the parts you wish to sandblast into the cabinet
  3. After placing parts in the cabinet, make sure secure the door with latch properly
  4. Turn on the cabinet light and fan. Switches located…………….
  5. Locate the power switch and turn on the sandblaster
  6. Insert your arms into the gloves and position yourself to have a clear view into the cabinet
  7. Picking up the parts and gun, manually aim where you need to clean on the parts
  8. Position your foot in the foot pedal mechanism. Once pedal is depressed sand will blast out of the gun
  9. When finished, turn the machine off
  10. Before removing parts, wait 5-10 mins for the dust in the cabinet to settle
  11. Once you remove parts make sure to close cabinet door and power off the light and fan

Warnings:

  1. Make sure the cabinet door is closed before stepping on the air activation pedal.
  2. Keep the activation pedal clear when loading the cabinet.
  3. After you are done using the blaster let the dust in the cabinet settle prior to opening the door.
  4. Inhaling the dust produced by the cabinet is bad for your lungs.
  5. Never point the nozzle towards your hand or the window in the cabinet.