grit blaster

[james butler]

ive been looking at grit blasters but not sure which one to go for.
usually the things i need blasting are quite small so some thing like a small cabinet would be great.
but then there are times that being able to blast large objects or areas like chassis parts and what not would be easier than grinding or sanding, so a pressurised blaster that you can use outdoors seems a better idea. but then if ive got some thing that big i might as well take it to a shot blasters and pay them to do it and save the mess.
heres the two im looking at.

https://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/prod ... st-cabinet

and

https://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/prod ... andblaster

[james butler]

Which one would you guys choose if you had the choice?

[unknownmale]

Think the CPSB100 is your best bet, much more versatile. You can always make a small cabinet to contain the mess for smaller bits. One of those cheapo metal garden tool sheds or something.

[mr.brown]

Do you have a compressor already? If not, add £200 to your budget if buying the first one.

[james butler]

Think the CPSB100 is your best bet, much more versatile. You can always make a small cabinet to contain the mess for smaller bits. One of those cheapo metal garden tool sheds or something.

cheers, thats what i was thinking as sods law if i get a cabinet type blaster i will inevitably want to do something that wont fit inside it.

Do you have a compressor already? If not, add £200 to your budget if buying the first one.

cheers for the heads up mr brown, i do have a compressor hopefully it will be up to the job.
i have this one at the moment and it seems to run most things.
https://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/prod ... air-compre

[dozzum]

You can get those pressurised blasters on ebay for half the price.

[james butler]

You can get those pressurised blasters on ebay for half the price.

ahhh dozzum dont tell me that now ive allready bought one!
never mind, thanks for the heads up though.