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Trade: media blasting
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: central il
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New Guy
another new guy bin looking for a bit alot of good advice here so i signed up
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Workin' Hard & Havin' Fun
Trade: Deck Designer/Builder
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Reading, PA
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Re: New Guy
welcome to the site Blast!
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Chris
Trade: SANDBLASTING
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Indiana
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Re: New Guy
Welcome, how long have you been blasting and what is your set up?
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Trade: media blasting
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Location: central il
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Re: New Guy
did some afew years back for a classic tractor guy. just bought 72nova454 out. sory to the guys also looking at it nice stuff
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Chris
Trade: SANDBLASTING
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Indiana
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Re: New Guy
Im not sure who 72nova454 is or what he had for sale.
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Re: New GuyQuote:
Kill... look for the thread entitled, Complete mobile blasting set-up for sale CHEAP! "schmidt Accustrip 11SX soda pot with 50' of blast hose, a Marco 3 cu. ft. pot with 50' of blast hose, #4 nozzles on each, a 2005 Ingersoll Rand Air Source Plus mobile compressor 185SCFM @ 100PSI(427 hours on it), Apollo #24001 600HP blast hood & cape(NEW), #4410 Cool-tube w/belt(NEW), Clemco CPF20 Particulate filter w/regulator(NEW), 50' of 3/8" respirator hose(NEW) & a Marco moisture seperato(NEW)... (42) 50 lb. bags of Natrium Soda & (20) 100 lb. bags of Marco #3060..."
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Re: New Guy
Breyer, I'm in Pottstown. If you ever need a bag of soda on short notice or anything stop by.
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Trade: SandBlasting/Soda Blasting
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Southern, Maine
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Re: New Guy
Welcome Mr. Cash!
Good guys on here, lots to learn and share. Nova sounded like he had some good equipment. hope all goes well for you.
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Chris
Trade: SANDBLASTING
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Indiana
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Re: New Guy
Wow, I did see that.. He got a lot of good stuff...
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Trade: media blasting
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: central il
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Re: New Guy
Got my first pay job to do today. Only 4 truck rims but a good job to test out my new equipment.
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Trade: SandBlasting/Soda Blasting
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Southern, Maine
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Re: New Guy
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Trade: media blasting
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Location: central il
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Re: New Guy
Set up ran good took about 40 min to blast. Also did a 1000 gal propane tank. Turned out nice.
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Trade: media blasting
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Location: central il
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Re: New Guy
Maybe a dumb question but never ran a pot w/choke valve before what is the purpose?
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Re: New Guy
Cash did you show us a picture of your set up? A chock valve is most likely a ball valve like what is used on regular air and water supplies. On your pot it would serve to limit the amount of media flow to match the psi, cfm and type of media inoder to get the most efficient blast. You will just have to adjust it now and then to learn what works for you. Because it works by a hollow steel blall being turned escew which limits the size opening inside the valve it may wear out in a short time. You may want to have another on hand for quick repairs.
Eccept for some soda only pots, the commercial pots we all use have much more advanced mixing systems on them that allow a more sensitive adjustment with less wear. From the type of valve it sounds like you may be using a pot designed for a do it your selfer, which is fine, I started with a small Harbor Frieght set up before I knew anythiing. But if you are not yet working with a larger cfm unit you will be truely amazed at the difference when you move up.
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Re: New Guy
A Choke valve is used to clear a clog in the blast pot. It shuts off the air pressure going straight to the blast hose and directs all pressure to the pot chamber to push the clog out. When there is a clog you turn the valve in the OFF position while the pot is running and then turn back on after about two to three seconds. This should push a small clog right on thru. During pot operation this valve is always run in the fully open position. This valve would be a Ball Valve as well.
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Trade: media blasting
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: central il
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Re: New Guy
Thanks Benny all the pots I have run in the past just had a single line to bottom no valve. If it cloged we shut down and took it apart to clean it. Man this new stuf is nice.
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