I’ve never used glass. Always aluminum oxide. I’m going to empty mine and try another abrasive. That said. This is a huge upgrade from my cabinet. Very nice Phillip.
Thank you Chad. It’s a pretty sweet cabinet. 🔥👍🏼🔥 I have a bag of Al Ox here if I need it for a heavier job. What I am learning, like sand paper, it’s good to have different “grits” around. The glass bead has taken everything I’ve thrown at it so far. It did a great job on some thin aluminum I had here. Didn’t distort or pit the hell out of the piece. So far so good but I’m sure like anything else there will be a bit of a learning curve. 😉
Awesome set up Chop. There’s been so many times I could have used one of these. Makes me want to go get one. Thanks for taking the time to share and create a incredible video.
My pleasure. Thank you for the thoughtful feedback. I’d highly recommend anyone getting one of these cabinets. Makes such short work of otherwise tedious tasks.
Great job, machine seems work great. Getting rid of dust is main thing. The pattern on the spray has got me wondering. . Seemed really small, like should have blown the battery tray out on both sides in about 4 minutes . Maybe it was my setup. A man who use to blast carnival equipment showed me how build it. Been 20 years now. Great job. I may get one. Can’t bring myself to buy harbor freight. No offense to anyone (except harbor freight ). Yes they got lifetime replacement. If I was the type who does t mind driving 50 miles to trade my tool in every week or every other week
Can’t go wrong with the B60. It’s been running great zero issues and runs at 7 cfm @ 90 psi. Any reasonable sized compressor will be up to the challenge. It would be an excellent addition hooked to your new air system. 🔥👍🏼🔥
Do you have a video on the scroll? Looking to purchase both these items this black friday, When blasting bigger pieces does the scroll ever get down below the PSI you blast at? I'm use to my 30gal 2 cylinder husky compressor and I'm always playing the waiting game than letting it cool off and repeat. Hoping with this setup i can just blast all day. Awesome videos man!
Thank you! I really appreciate the feedback 🙌🏼🙇🏻 I don’t have a video on the scroll compressor but in the two years I’ve owned it it’s been absolutely rock solid. I’ve never had any issues and it’s always been up to the challenge. As far as the blasting I’ve used it for some long sessions and the compressor just kept chugging along and kept up. It will drop a bit below ideal pressure at times if you’re really in the trigger for a long time but it never overheats due to its 100% duty cycle. Most times the brief pauses during the blasting process, resituating parts, or getting a different hold will keep it at ideal pressure. It outputs a boatload of air fast for its size.
@@HouseofChop Do you think if you had like a bonus reservoir tank (I already have one on my current compressor) it would have a less of an issue with the occasional drop? I'm really getting close to pulling the trigger on one of the QST compressors. Thanks!
@@CraftwerksMC You can never go wrong with a extra tank. If I had the room I’d have one. The QST will have no issue filling it and anything else. It’s a pretty mean machine for its size.
Absolutely, but understand what the dust collector is doing is keeping your vision clear while you blast. So you would probably be doing a whole lot of stopping and starting. For the money some kind of dust collection would improve your day and save some time. Even if you just hooked up a shop vac you’d be WAAAAAAY ahead of the game.
Quick question sir. I purchased the Eastwood B60 blast cabinet, however it was pretty damaged when I got it had to send it back for a replacement got it and it was still a bit damage but assembled it anyways. I installed the Eastwood dust collector same location you did fired it up yesterday there so much pressure in the cabinet it sucks the walls of the cabinet in and unlatches the lid, and while your blasting it has dust go everywhere. any ideas of what could be causing this issue?
That sucks you had all those issues in shipping. That dust collector really runs hard. You need to get more air into the cabinet to balance out the pressures a bit. I have the inlet ports on the back right near the top as you look into the cabinet wide open. Give that a shot. If it doesn’t solve your problem you may want to reach out to Eastwood and tell them what you have going on. Their customer service has always been top notch when I’ve dealt with them. I bet they’ve see it before and might have some insights.
@@HouseofChop that's great to hear. How long would you say you can run it till it gets too hot? I'm considering on using one for vapor blasting and scroll compressors are pretty new to me.
@@zedsdead7670 I’ve run the hell out of it and it’s never gotten too hot even on blasting days running the pressure blaster outside on bigger projects. With that said I have it sitting in a climate controlled building where the ambient temp is seldom much above 72°F
Yes! They seem to work great. I have the air regulated back to 100psi and everything is working great. Compressor keeps up and the cabinet is running effectively 🔥👍🏼🔥
@@HouseofChop I'm really impressed with that compressor! I have a 30Gal vertical (Kobalt, assembled in the US, totally the best compressor I have ever owned) that would never keep up with blasting like that! That's a really sweet overall setup!
Really depends on what you are going to use it for (Eastwood has a great chart on their website) but glass bead is a great all around abrasive that won’t slaughter aluminum should you put it in there.
Psssst! I suppose NO one told him to actually HAVE 'high air flow fittings' to work,... you have to replace ALL OF THEM, not just one or two. LOL. Funny Dude though.
I’ve never used glass. Always aluminum oxide. I’m going to empty mine and try another abrasive. That said. This is a huge upgrade from my cabinet. Very nice Phillip.
Thank you Chad. It’s a pretty sweet cabinet. 🔥👍🏼🔥
I have a bag of Al Ox here if I need it for a heavier job. What I am learning, like sand paper, it’s good to have different “grits” around. The glass bead has taken everything I’ve thrown at it so far. It did a great job on some thin aluminum I had here. Didn’t distort or pit the hell out of the piece. So far so good but I’m sure like anything else there will be a bit of a learning curve. 😉
Awesome set up Chop. There’s been so many times I could have used one of these. Makes me want to go get one. Thanks for taking the time to share and create a incredible video.
My pleasure. Thank you for the thoughtful feedback. I’d highly recommend anyone getting one of these cabinets. Makes such short work of otherwise tedious tasks.
Great work Phil! Really enjoying these videos! 👊👊
Thanks Rick. I’ve really enjoyed getting back into video. I might actually get good at this again 😉
Cool video! Thanks.
Thank you appreciate you taking the time to comment. I also did an upgrade video on the B60 if you are interested. 🙌🏼🙇🏻
another great video ,that blast cabinet is working superbly
Thank you Mark. It runs well with little demand on the system. Would fit in well to any shop. 🔥👍🏼🔥
Really cool piece of kit Phil 👌, as always top video, entertaining, funny and informative 👍 keep up the top work my friend 👍
Glad you enjoyed it sir. It is an amazing piece of equipment. I’ll be using it a lot 🔥👍🏼🔥
Great job, machine seems work great. Getting rid of dust is main thing. The pattern on the spray has got me wondering. . Seemed really small, like should have blown the battery tray out on both sides in about 4 minutes . Maybe it was my setup. A man who use to blast carnival equipment showed me how build it. Been 20 years now. Great job. I may get one. Can’t bring myself to buy harbor freight. No offense to anyone (except harbor freight ). Yes they got lifetime replacement. If I was the type who does t mind driving 50 miles to trade my tool in every week or every other week
What cfm is your compressor? Thanks
That is a slick machine! I'm going to need one in my shop soon!
Can’t go wrong with the B60. It’s been running great zero issues and runs at 7 cfm @ 90 psi. Any reasonable sized compressor will be up to the challenge. It would be an excellent addition hooked to your new air system. 🔥👍🏼🔥
Wicked cool Chop!🙌
Thank you Chris. It runs awesome 🔥👍🏼🔥
Do you think this cabinet would be suitable for fitting car rims? Will a 20 inch wheel fit in there? Thanks!
Do you have a video on the scroll? Looking to purchase both these items this black friday, When blasting bigger pieces does the scroll ever get down below the PSI you blast at? I'm use to my 30gal 2 cylinder husky compressor and I'm always playing the waiting game than letting it cool off and repeat. Hoping with this setup i can just blast all day. Awesome videos man!
Thank you! I really appreciate the feedback 🙌🏼🙇🏻
I don’t have a video on the scroll compressor but in the two years I’ve owned it it’s been absolutely rock solid. I’ve never had any issues and it’s always been up to the challenge.
As far as the blasting I’ve used it for some long sessions and the compressor just kept chugging along and kept up. It will drop a bit below ideal pressure at times if you’re really in the trigger for a long time but it never overheats due to its 100% duty cycle.
Most times the brief pauses during the blasting process, resituating parts, or getting a different hold will keep it at ideal pressure. It outputs a boatload of air fast for its size.
@@HouseofChop thanks for the response! Definitely getting the scroll and probably the new B100 cabinet, cant wait!
yamahaman6 Sounds awesome. Let me know if you have any other questions.
@@HouseofChop Do you think if you had like a bonus reservoir tank (I already have one on my current compressor) it would have a less of an issue with the occasional drop? I'm really getting close to pulling the trigger on one of the QST compressors. Thanks!
@@CraftwerksMC You can never go wrong with a extra tank. If I had the room I’d have one. The QST will have no issue filling it and anything else. It’s a pretty mean machine for its size.
Looks like it works great man 👍🏻👍🏻
It’s really awesome. I can highly recommend it. 🔥👍🏼🔥
Love your charisma good sir.
Thank you! Appreciate you taking the time to comment. Hope you’ll consider subscribing. 🙌🏼🙇🏻
Oh man now I want one!
It knocks out mill scale like it’s nothing 😉
Would I be able to use my new b60 cabinet WITHOUT a dust collection system?
Thanks
Absolutely, but understand what the dust collector is doing is keeping your vision clear while you blast. So you would probably be doing a whole lot of stopping and starting. For the money some kind of dust collection would improve your day and save some time. Even if you just hooked up a shop vac you’d be WAAAAAAY ahead of the game.
@@HouseofChop thanks! I will end up buying an Eastwood one eventually but right now I just got the cabinet on the way!
I'm here for the free tacos!🤪🌮🌮
Not for Toucans!!! 🤣🌮
Please I need a video on how u install the air drier
Right here: ruclips.net/video/DPX48WuaIhw/видео.html
Quick question sir. I purchased the Eastwood B60 blast cabinet, however it was pretty damaged when I got it had to send it back for a replacement got it and it was still a bit damage but assembled it anyways. I installed the Eastwood dust collector same location you did fired it up yesterday there so much pressure in the cabinet it sucks the walls of the cabinet in and unlatches the lid, and while your blasting it has dust go everywhere. any ideas of what could be causing this issue?
That sucks you had all those issues in shipping.
That dust collector really runs hard. You need to get more air into the cabinet to balance out the pressures a bit. I have the inlet ports on the back right near the top as you look into the cabinet wide open. Give that a shot. If it doesn’t solve your problem you may want to reach out to Eastwood and tell them what you have going on. Their customer service has always been top notch when I’ve dealt with them. I bet they’ve see it before and might have some insights.
Really like this video Chop, I like the lab coat too🤣🤣🤣🤣. Looking forward to more videos. Can you fix the little car too.🌞🌞🌞🌞👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you Sharon. More videos on the way. Not sure I’m going to fix the little car but I’m not excluding it as a possibility. 🔥👍🏼🔥
I'm curious how well Eastwood's scroll compressor has held up.
Running really good and steady for over 3 years now. Pushing paint with it yesterday 😉🙌🏼
@@HouseofChop that's great to hear. How long would you say you can run it till it gets too hot? I'm considering on using one for vapor blasting and scroll compressors are pretty new to me.
@@zedsdead7670 I’ve run the hell out of it and it’s never gotten too hot even on blasting days running the pressure blaster outside on bigger projects. With that said I have it sitting in a climate controlled building where the ambient temp is seldom much above 72°F
I see you did the high flow couplers! (This is Matt/The Beave on my personal account.)
Yes! They seem to work great. I have the air regulated back to 100psi and everything is working great. Compressor keeps up and the cabinet is running effectively 🔥👍🏼🔥
@@HouseofChop I'm really impressed with that compressor! I have a 30Gal vertical (Kobalt, assembled in the US, totally the best compressor I have ever owned) that would never keep up with blasting like that! That's a really sweet overall setup!
I really need to do a video on the QST Scroll. That machine is a beast for its size and it’s quiet. Game changer here.
@@HouseofChop please do when you get the chance.
That's a nice tool to have in the shop! Cant wait to see all the things you do with it. Up next, Chop the stripper 🤣
Hahahaha!!! I’m taking it all off!
In all seriousness it is super handy. More than I actually thought originally 🔥👍🏼🔥
@@HouseofChop once I get a bigger shop built I am definitely investing into one of these. So handy for everything!
You’ll get a load of use out of it
I am wanting to buy one right now. Problem is they dont have any, I have to wait at least 2 months. Unacceptable.
Which blast media do you recommend for use the the Eastwood cabinet?
Really depends on what you are going to use it for (Eastwood has a great chart on their website) but glass bead is a great all around abrasive that won’t slaughter aluminum should you put it in there.
@@HouseofChop Thanks. i'll be blasting old car parts. Suspension, steering, rims, under dash metal, etc.
@@thejohnsonshy That sounds awesome. What are you restoring?
@@HouseofChop 1968 Plymouth Roadrunner
@@thejohnsonshy That’s awesome! Great car. Good luck with it. I’m about to dig into my 66 C10 for a freshening up
Psssst! I suppose NO one told him to actually HAVE 'high air flow fittings' to work,... you have to replace ALL OF THEM, not just one or two. LOL. Funny Dude though.
Really enjoy these videos lots of good info BUT WHY SO OVER EXCITED ALL THE TIME 🤣
Glad you enjoy them. I’m always this fired up. That’s just how it is. 🙌🏼
@@HouseofChop good to see! We need more like you in the world
Need 👍👍👍👍