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Just received the collets. Ised Amazon. Got 4 for $10 shipped! Haven’t run it yet probably tomorrow. My abrasive wheel system is all set.

I’ll let you know when my collets get here and try it out.

I eat a lot of chowmein.

I called them they said “One order egg roll and two chow meains”. I asked for a wheel adapter too…..

YES! The grey one looks awesome.

Ah 2 piece shaft collar! Found some!! Thank you!

Was thinking the same thing using a collet. I really like the one pictured! Do you know the name of that style or where I can get it? The abrasive wheels I use are like scotchbrite and not heavy but super light and soft about equal to 200 grit. I can easily open the hole to move past the...

Those ACME wheels ALWAYS blowed up!

Lol I bought it for its meat! Like asking a Texan to eat a petite steak as he comes home from the range! Im thinking of ZZ-Tip now geez….

How would that fit on the end of the shaft as there are no threads left? Would I have to open the disc up/ enlarge the wheels hole to insert the sleeve? Here ate a few pics of the wheel on the 5/8 arbor.

So I got a 2” thick abrasive wheel that I want to put on my buffer but even with taking out the spacer it fits flush to the end. I need about another 1/2 inch for the nut. I don’t have a mill or lathe so I can’t turn down the shoulder for more wheel clearance. Seems like this maybe a common...

Yup I already posted my results from using my pressure washer sand blaster for large parts two weeks ago now! Worked great! Now thinking about all the small parts.

Are you saying by waste, escaping sand or spent sand (breaking up after use i.e. poor recycleability)?

You are asking for it ya know, bracing for life scaring....

And your in a humid place so that’s really good to hear!

Are you referring to an unmodified HF unit or your desire to hang out in a thong?

So I am considering buying the HF sandblaster. I don’t have room in the garage and therefore would need to have this kept and used outside. We don’t get much rain and humidity is low here in AZ and I would cover it when not used. Is this crazy? Anyone else ever do this with success or failure? MF

The nozzle is stainless steel and the large black cone is tungsten carbide. This is more of an industrial type of tool that should last a long time.

This does not show the nozzle that fits into the main housing.

As I stated in the above post the trick to this is having the right nozzle to create the required vacuum to pull the media. This is a chart by General Pump who makes the nozzles and sells the kit. Its GPm in the center section. So this is how you choose your nozzle. It looks like the kit is...