Sand Blaster VEVOR 10Gal Pot Sandblaster, 125 Psi Pressure Sand Blasting Complete Kit for Paint, Stain, Rust Removal and Special Surface Treatment of Material

Love this pot, works great for my medium jobs.

This class of blasters has come way down in price over the last few decades. I've used pro-grade pressure pots with 175 cfm gas compressors....this home hobbyist rig will take a lot longer than a pro rig, but it WILL get the job done. You should have at least 15 CFM air with this rig (3hp motor or more). You can run with smaller compressors but the workspeed will be tediously slow. This blaster comes with 2mm, 2.5mm, 3mm and 3.5 mm ceramic nozzles. The 3.5 is mounted on the deadman gun right out of the box. Use FINE grits (or extra fine) with the 3.5 or you will spend more time unclogging the nozzle than actually blasting. The grit you use must be bone dry-clumpy grit is a no no. I use fine grit crushed glass from Northern Tool. The two smallest nozzles...wow, you'd need super fine grit to work with the smaller nozzles without clogging.

First, I cannot load the images I have taken. I set this up and immediately it was apparent the manual does not coordinate well with the unit. Putting the combination cart/wheels/handle on the unit was trial and error. There actually is a right/left "leg" only discovered by trial and error. Time to clean some peeling/oxidized aluminum outdoor lights from our church. Once assembled, I loaded fresh, dry, fine media. In my case it is coal slag. I got the unit up to 90psi, opened the valve and it flowed, literally blowing everywhere but not able to actually do any work of stripping/cleaning. I got online, I read the "manual" and tried to make adjustments. Thats when everything stopped working. I had a high volume of air, like a compressor but no media. I shook the can. I added media. I opened and closed the ball valve. I changed tips. Nothing worked. Lots of advice points to clogs. So, I started taking things apart. First the home and nozzle. Clean. I opened the ball valve and nothing. I opened and closed the valve, nothing. So, I figured, its threaded stuff, lets take it apart. The manual even talks about replacing parts (at sometime in the future - not the first day). Well, that's when this became a pile of metal.k The "brass" is so soft and it is "glued" with some type of "lock - tite" material that the valve and components are distorted, and now not replaceable. Guess what, this all must be metric because the big box stores don't have similar size or threading. Worse, a similar unit is at Harbor Freight but they don't carry the same fittings as on the VEVOR. I'm going to try and communicate with VEVOR and hope to get replacement parts. So far, this is a waste of money and several hours of my time.

Shipped immediately,arrived a day early.excelant value for price.heavy duty build.easy assembly,complete instructions

Everything included with sandblaster. Usage instructions are a little vague. Definitely need a high CFM compressor, otherwise, you will be pausing a lot waiting on pressure buildup. Seems quality made. I needed to reduce my abrasive flow with the ball valve at the bottom of the pot, otherwise It overloaded the air flow that blasts and wastes abrasive.

Had to file burrs off inside of tank fitting that would have clogged the blaster up . Otherwise good for the money .

do not go over the max 125 PSI Could Burst!

For the cost of the product. It's not bad. Usage is finicky at best. I'm sure it's dependent on what media you're using. However, aluminum oxide is my media of choice. I've used this 4 times and finally got it right and worked out the settings. The brass ball valve at the bottom had a hole wore through it from the media. The quality in part selection just isn't there, it's not easy to use, it's bulky and awkward with hose length and design. Highly suggest using softer blasting media, but if you plan on doing tougher jobs I highly suggest looking elsewhere. At first glance the versatility is there, in all reality, it's silently limited to application and selection. I would give 5 stars and blame user error, however I cant allow myself to take responsibility for part/design failures. Get yourself something on the higher end, buy once cry once. If you're looking to do simple small, walnut abrasive, this is perfect. Beyond that - significantly reduce your expectations and know you're going to waste a fair ammount of material and time dialing in the settings. Time that might allow for failures on design to catch up. Tldr - bad design, hard to use, cheap, cheap parts, parts will fail before you get it working right.

Good sand blaster for small projects

Bonne machine mais pour moi j’ai commandé un trop petit réservoir, et à la livraison l’a sécheur et régulateur etait cassé mais ça c’est accause du livreur ! Sinon nikel pour petit travaux !

Excelente

funziona con sabbia anche non di vetro

Just as described. Works great on small jobs.