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  • Опубликовано: 11 дек 2024

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  • @jisakukobo
    @jisakukobo  3 года назад +104

    The sandblast cabinet will be shown in the next video.
    サンドブラストのキャビネットは次のビデオで紹介します。

    • @佐々木な-j8g
      @佐々木な-j8g 3 года назад +3

      お疲れ様です
      ブラスト中の集塵が 気になります!!!

    • @hideki3841
      @hideki3841 3 года назад +1

      @@佐々木な-j8g
      想像するにサイクロン式分離機かな?

    • @mokofami2299
      @mokofami2299 3 года назад

      @@佐々木な-j8g やなや

    • @danielrojasledermann8330
      @danielrojasledermann8330 3 года назад

      9988

    • @hectorgarcia9387
      @hectorgarcia9387 3 года назад

      Felicitaciones ..!! Muy bueno .muy bonita la arenadora sería bueno que pudiera decirnos cómo o donde se compra una de esas máquinas para arenar. Y lo otro también que si pudiera contarnos cómo se hace una y los materiales .por favor gracias .bendiciones para UD y familia toda .desde chile 🇨🇱 Héctor García

  • @JOVAN55RUS
    @JOVAN55RUS 3 года назад +1

    Perfectionist workshop! Attention to details. Perfect cleanliness. Beautiful mechanisms and tools. Clean hands. Stylish apron.
    Peace and prosperity to you and your Family!
    Мастерская перфекциониста! Внимание к мелочам. Идеальная чистота. Красивые механизмы и инструменты. Чистые руки. Стильный передник.
    Мира и благоденствия Вам и Вашей Семье!

  • @SuperSpecialty
    @SuperSpecialty 3 года назад +17

    Try using a sparkplug for the blast nozzle, also beware of media hoses... leaking due to the fast moving grit where bends/turns occur. I worked in a naval shipyard taking care of large sandblasting equipment as well as surfacecraft & subs.

    • @amitbrar1674
      @amitbrar1674 3 года назад +2

      That's a very practical suggestion. I was thinking the nozzle will have to be machined in titanium. But your suggestion is super.

  • @Pho8os
    @Pho8os 3 года назад +24

    Dude, you do not understand how much I love your channel. I am building a workbench based off your channel.

    • @macr3530
      @macr3530 3 года назад

      Fabulous Worknanship, inspiring stuff.

    • @raytry69
      @raytry69 3 года назад

      I watch many DIY channels, but this is the best for sure.

  • @claudearmstrong9232
    @claudearmstrong9232 3 года назад +1

    I once fashioned a wet blaster using diatomaceous earth in a slurry picked up by a venturi suction assembly powered by 150# air. Outdoors it worked great removing paint.
    Messy.
    This design is very nice! Love the JSK serues...

  • @julielowe7462
    @julielowe7462 Год назад

    Sensei, I’m coming to the conclusion that anything you can think of, you can make, you’re a superb multi-skilled craftsman, and a definite inspiration, I need a Sandblaster, and having seen your build and already having most of the materials on hand, I’m going to build one rather than buy one
    Julie

  • @nagamendo5655
    @nagamendo5655 3 года назад +12

    LOL 😂 I love the effect when the sandblaster starts up and the empty gloves get pumped up and suddenly your arms are inside and they move. Looks like a boneless alien waking up and starting to move. 😱👽
    Great video. Love how you build a sandblaster out of „ordinary“ products. If I was in need of a sandblaster, you would have inspired me to build one myself instead of buying one.
    Thx 4 sharing!
    Greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭

    • @lerikhkl
      @lerikhkl 3 года назад +1

      Haha right? That honestly made me giggle like a school girl :D Also I agree, great video :)

  • @giovanni7426
    @giovanni7426 3 года назад +1

    Il migliore progetto di sabbiatrice visto fin d'ora su RUclips complimenti.

  • @viorsa8200
    @viorsa8200 3 года назад +10

    Excelente proyecto , como siempre , todo lo que usted crea funciona a la perfección y está constituido a un nivel superior , muchas gracias por compartir tanta creatividad , un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón , Galicia ( España)

  • @hamiltonpianos
    @hamiltonpianos 3 года назад +9

    Very nice Sir! :)
    One modification I'd suggest would be adding rubber sheeting (3mm thick works well) to the internal walls of the cabinet; you'll be surprised how quickly the blast media will eat bare wood, and you'll also have small wood fibres in your media which might carry through and spoil some paintwork (bead blasting is excellent for paint prep!).
    Keep up the great work!

    • @jisakukobo
      @jisakukobo  3 года назад +4

      thank you for the advice.
      I was thinking of sticking an iron plate, but I think rubber works better.

    • @hamiltonpianos
      @hamiltonpianos 3 года назад +3

      @@jisakukobo I bought a steel cabinet that was painted red. The paint started getting blasted away immediately, so I lined the cabinet in rubber; it also made it a bit quieter too!👍😁

    • @Timboykee
      @Timboykee 3 года назад +1

      @@hamiltonpianos Black neoprene sheet rubber?

    • @headstocktailstock
      @headstocktailstock 3 года назад

      Grit blasting is excellent for paint prep, bead blasting is excellent for a good surface finish after grit blasting but no good for paint prep, it leaves the surface too smooth.

  • @ablas4584
    @ablas4584 3 года назад +1

    The idea is great, and you are very organized, very tidy and very clean .... thanks for the video ... greeting from Algeria ❤️🇩🇿

  • @jorgearmandofloressoto12
    @jorgearmandofloressoto12 3 года назад +1

    Excelente trabajo te admiro por la sencillez de tus proyectos y la limpieza que existe en tu taller.
    Muchas gracias por tu enseñanzas.
    Felicidades y nuevamente gracias por compartirlas con todo el mundo.

  • @valdius85
    @valdius85 3 года назад +13

    This one is a dream for these who like restoration projects.

  • @roonny7467
    @roonny7467 3 года назад

    It is a real pleasure to see you working. You are precise in everything you do. And everything you do is just beautiful. I could watch you work for hours.
    Good continuation

  • @matthiasschlosser3030
    @matthiasschlosser3030 3 года назад +17

    I am totally stunned again! There are just no words for your projects! The only thing that I am asking for: Could you please offer links to the material you use for your projects? This is not because I were too lazy to search by myself, but just because I have not enough comprehension for some technical things and thus might buy some parts that maybe look more or less similar but are not similar concerning some important specs. I really, really want to build all your great inventions but I don't want to blow up my workshop (or myself) because of buying some parts which cannot handle the required pressure or so... ;-)

  • @ruatarengsicolneyrengsi8924
    @ruatarengsicolneyrengsi8924 Год назад

    Great job. Took all the care to contain the sand. Very neat.

  • @user-mr.Dima.01.
    @user-mr.Dima.01. 3 года назад +4

    Всегда с нетерпением ждём ваших роликов! Отличные работы!

  • @dreamkiss4u
    @dreamkiss4u 3 года назад +1

    honestly it looks like it works better than a store bought one....now if only we had parts list and what type of tubing to use and all that so we can try to make one ....it would be be appreciated and video would be better.

  • @_shlee73_msk15
    @_shlee73_msk15 3 года назад +13

    В шкафу неправильно устроена вентиляция. Нет смысла откачивать пылесосом воздух сверху. Нужно именно снизу под решеткой устанавливать центробежный фильтр типа Циклон, а приточный воздух подавать сверху от стекла. Тогда вся пыль будет придавливаться чистым воздухом вниз и не мешать обзору.
    -
    ,The ventilation in the cabinet is not correct. It makes no sense to vacuum the air from above with a vacuum cleaner. It is necessary to install a centrifugal filter of the Cyclone type exactly under the grate, and supply air from the top of the glass. Then all the dust will be pressed down by the clean air and will not interfere with the view.

  • @jot149
    @jot149 3 года назад +1

    Smiple, looks quite cheap, working perfectly. Simply perfect!!!!

  • @rhiannemoll3386
    @rhiannemoll3386 3 года назад +1

    I am absolutely blown away by this!

  • @emp0rizzle
    @emp0rizzle 3 года назад

    foot control = no hand fatigue. 素晴らしい

  • @velcroman11
    @velcroman11 3 года назад +6

    I would like to see the rest of this blokes work shop. It looks so clean, so uncluttered, is it really that way? My workshop is far from clean, and even further from being uncluttered!

    • @kristinagajita
      @kristinagajita 3 года назад +1

      this is quite common with Japanese or other Asian workshops ^^ neat working spaces and clean, clear hands that don't look like they're working XD

  • @azizhaddad4187
    @azizhaddad4187 3 года назад

    You're a dirty genius, bravo you have fantastic equipment and tools

  • @Виталий-ф8о8ф
    @Виталий-ф8о8ф 3 года назад +2

    Спасибо за идею самодельного ресивера для автомобиля.

  • @pcka12
    @pcka12 3 года назад +14

    Do be careful using pvc for high pressure air!
    The intended use of such pipes is liquid (essentially water) if a vessel containing water fails very little damage is done because of the relative incompressibility of water, the results if such a vessel is filled with air are very different & it can result in plastic fragments flying everywhere!
    It might be sensible to surround your vessel with a metal guard.

    • @jisakukobo
      @jisakukobo  3 года назад +1

      Plastic supports up to 1MPa.
      It's safe as long as you use it at 0.3MPa.

    • @xaviergarcia2301
      @xaviergarcia2301 3 года назад

      Im thinking he only presssurize the pvc vessel for leak testing,once installed it will not build up a dangerous pressure as it is only a "mixing" container for sand and air wich is taking transitory pressure to blast nozzle when pedal is activated.

    • @pcka12
      @pcka12 3 года назад

      @@xaviergarcia2301 I wonder if repeat pressurisation and depressurisation might in fact be a bad thing, rather in the way that the early Comet airliners fell apart due repeat cycles of stretching and shrinking?

    • @xaviergarcia2301
      @xaviergarcia2301 3 года назад

      @Y T I suggest watch the video again

    • @mauricevandelogt7554
      @mauricevandelogt7554 3 года назад

      @@jisakukobo PVC-C can be used up to 1Mpa. You have used PVC-U, that is rated up to 1.6Mpa, even better. I very much enjoy your videos.

  • @eduardoresiopescaenargentina
    @eduardoresiopescaenargentina 3 года назад +3

    cuanta prolijidad, da gusto y se dsfruta mucho ver tus videos y creatividad.

  • @terranempire725
    @terranempire725 3 года назад +2

    Great video. I'm assuming that you are using Sch 80 PVC plastic pipe and fittings which ARE NOT rated for high pressure air containment. PVC will exploded like a grenade when exposed to high pressure air. I is only rated for high pressure water. This is why pressurized air tanks are always metal or flexible materials.

    • @mauricevandelogt7554
      @mauricevandelogt7554 3 года назад

      I don't know what sch 40 is but on the pipe is clearly printed "PVC-U". That is rated for 1.6Mpa (16 bar), he set the limiter on 0.3Mpa. Completely safe to use in this way. Even PVC-C should be safe to use on 3 bar.

  • @しーゴリ
    @しーゴリ 3 года назад +2

    初めての書き込みです。いつも楽しく拝見しています。仕事が丁寧でこの人になら仕事依頼したいと毎回思います。

  • @ronaldmccaig8666
    @ronaldmccaig8666 3 года назад +6

    Love your videos and the detail you put into the projects you present. Keep up rhe good work, can't wait to see what's next.

  • @sddiymakeitworthit7512
    @sddiymakeitworthit7512 3 года назад +7

    Amazing awe workpiece congratulations you are genius and really anything you do is next level and so clean and specific work thanks 🙏

  • @BITTYBOY121
    @BITTYBOY121 3 года назад

    Very nice project ! - Extremely useful - Well done - Much Respect from the UK 👍👍👍

  • @grinpick
    @grinpick 3 года назад +4

    Very nicely designed and executed. Being an over-designer, I'd make one suggestion: the PVC pipe, once sand is loaded into it, could be heavy enough to require a little more support. The two hinged strap-clamps prevent it from moving laterally, but they do not appear to be designed to support much of a vertical load when used in this manner. If they were, say, mounted to the ceiling and were supporting a horizontal pipe, then they'd support a lot of weight, but not so much when used like this. I propose some sort of wood support, mounted to the leg of the cabinet, that would contact the PVC assembly from below. Obviously this is nit-picking, but I just thought I'd pass it along. I liked your video very much.

  • @ibrajimtatalia2511
    @ibrajimtatalia2511 3 года назад +1

    Muy bueno ese proyecto👍

  • @VVSr14
    @VVSr14 3 года назад +1

    Привет с России! Якутия! 👍👍👍

    • @feamorx86
      @feamorx86 3 года назад

      молодец) а что по теме? как тебе баллон? ))

    • @VVSr14
      @VVSr14 3 года назад

      @@feamorx86 у них, как я увидел, толщина стенки на много больше.

  • @wupofe
    @wupofe 3 года назад

    It is absolutely essential that the compressed air is very dry. Otherwise there will certainly be a malfunction when blasting. Compressor air must always be dehumidified.

    • @jisakukobo
      @jisakukobo  3 года назад

      The filtered regulator I chose works very well.

  • @なみのり-d2u
    @なみのり-d2u 3 года назад +2

    キャビネットの開口部が大きく、出し入れもしやすそうですね。参考になります。
    ただ、気になったのはコンプレッサーとスペアタンクが小さすぎる点です。
    きっと圧力不足と風量不足を感じるのではないでしょうか?そして、砂の回収も工夫が欲しいとも思いました。
    僕も工作好きでいつも楽しく観せていただいています。次回も楽しみにしています。

    • @jisakukobo
      @jisakukobo  3 года назад +2

      コンプレッサーは動画に映っているものをしよしているわけではないです。
      200V動力用のコンプレッサーを繋いでいます。
      砂の回収機構も動画に映っていないだけですよ。

    • @なみのり-d2u
      @なみのり-d2u 3 года назад

      @@jisakukobo
      なるほど、テスト用だったんですね。
      私もコンプレッサーは1〜2馬力のものが必要だろうと思っていました。
      そして、メディアタンクは上部がネジ式で大きな開口部があれば、メディアの入れ替えがより楽になるだろうとも思いました。
      わざわざご返答ありがとう。次回を楽しみにしています。
      ----------------------------------------------------------------
      I see, your design is great.
      I thought I would need a 1-2 HP compressor as well as you.
      I also thought that if the media tank had a screw-type upper part and a large opening, it would be easier to replace the media.
      I'm looking forward to the next time. Thank you.

  • @gardengarage5655
    @gardengarage5655 3 года назад

    I love you and your channel JSK.Thank you very much for all usefully videos

  • @JMKGarage
    @JMKGarage 3 года назад

    Really nice detailed craftsmanship here! 👏

  • @maseeukhan
    @maseeukhan 3 года назад +5

    You never mentioned about the minimum size of the compressor that we need, ie, scfm rating of the compressor. Would greatly appreciate your help on that.

    • @Paiadakine
      @Paiadakine 3 года назад

      I would also like to know the nozzle size. I don’t have room for a 25 cfm compressor.

    • @DanKoning777
      @DanKoning777 3 года назад

      @Y T // Only the nozzles O.D. is 1/2" so your "math" [which you don't show], is errant from the beginning. At 7.27 he purposefully shows us the nozzles I.D. which is 1/8" at best. Btw, who said he wants to "run it all day" as you said? It appears to be something he'll use on smaller parts as shown hence the size of the media container, compressor, etc. It's odd that the video shows it can "blast continuously at the rate shown" while you're saying it can't. smh

    • @DanKoning777
      @DanKoning777 3 года назад

      @Y T // Of course you don't want to talk about "nozzle" size which was one of your main points b/c it shows you're error. Fyi I never brought up "hose size" only the nozzle which terminates at 1/8" or less b/c that's what controls the vast amount of volume of air flow. Also, the small nozzle opening does not require a large tank or amounts of CFM to function effectively on small parts. Btw; please look up "civil discourse." Have a nice day.

    • @DanKoning777
      @DanKoning777 3 года назад

      @Y T // Have a great day.

  • @Uncle_Gray
    @Uncle_Gray 2 года назад +1

    I amazed by your air compressor
    So I wander about efficiency of it How much time took to get 7bar from 3bar
    Also would you please share any information about that product

  • @artico2066
    @artico2066 3 года назад

    I love your work

  • @vanjavanito6095
    @vanjavanito6095 3 года назад

    Отличная работа 👍

  • @さくらちゃんねる
    @さくらちゃんねる 3 года назад

    そんなものまで作ってしまうんですね。
    尊敬します。

  • @adilsonbarbosadevasconcelo8966
    @adilsonbarbosadevasconcelo8966 3 года назад +1

    Muito bom, obrigado por mostrar esse trabalho, Ideia incrível.

  • @laxmikantharaokatekola3330
    @laxmikantharaokatekola3330 3 года назад

    Very nice 🙂

  • @TECNOLOGODENTAL1
    @TECNOLOGODENTAL1 3 года назад +1

    Excelente video explicativo y la creatividad en realizar metódicamente, felicitaciones mil... Saludo desde Santiago de Cali, Colombia

  • @JuanCruz7
    @JuanCruz7 3 года назад

    Really awesome! Thank you!!!

  • @juliosales2844
    @juliosales2844 3 года назад

    Good, very good.

  • @yeshecan7
    @yeshecan7 3 года назад

    Perfect job!!!

  • @JrChung-hd6xu
    @JrChung-hd6xu 3 года назад +1

    Excelente vídeo, deberías vender el kid completo para armar este proyecto, creo que seria una buena idea y que cada quien lo arme, saludos

  • @tobiasweber2517
    @tobiasweber2517 3 года назад +2

    would be helpful to use a diagram or graphic of sorts to show the airflow. because im not positive i understood it

    • @ColinWatters
      @ColinWatters 3 года назад

      It looks like it goes both through the PVC tank and around it.

  • @LWilliamsYoutube
    @LWilliamsYoutube 3 года назад

    Brilliant! I wonder how many minutes the tube of sand lasts and how often it has to be refilled. It could be a real pain to have to stop sand blasting every 30 minutes to fill the sand container again, especially on a large project.

    • @SuperSpecialty
      @SuperSpecialty 3 года назад

      Industrial sandblasting systems have a dust collection unit & the heavier media drops back into a hopper, until it’s eventually becomes dust. There’s a lot of maintenance to maintain the efficiency of a sandblasting unit.

  • @canalzumo7856
    @canalzumo7856 3 года назад +1

    Todos los proyectos que haces son increibles!!! Es una alegria cada vez que publicas un video!

  • @tonyholt90
    @tonyholt90 3 года назад

    Clever thinking and a handy project 👍

  • @nightwing8164
    @nightwing8164 3 года назад +3

    Wow, the result was so satisfying, again I like how you use simple materials that can be found in any house to make impressive, creative stuff.
    Well done bro.

    • @CachSoul
      @CachSoul 3 года назад +2

      He is great but those materials aren’t simple. They’re very very precious quality stuffs. Even the best quality in my country is not the same the standard one in Japan!

    • @nightwing8164
      @nightwing8164 3 года назад

      @@CachSoul your absolutely right bro, it's the same here in my country, but one thing for sure, this man is so creative.

  • @AirCrash1
    @AirCrash1 3 года назад

    What are you doing with the clamps? PVC weld.....welds, it does not need any pressure as it is not glueing. You will just make the joint weaker as you will likely push the PVC weld out of the joint.

  • @Edmorbus
    @Edmorbus 3 года назад +1

    Great video

  • @AjakJeDahLe
    @AjakJeDahLe 3 года назад

    powerfull..👍👍

  • @Martinonskis
    @Martinonskis 3 года назад +1

    Excellent build. Could you provide a set of plans, including a schematic for the air parts? What capacity is the compressor?

  • @colin5064
    @colin5064 3 года назад

    first class project

  • @fredfagan7631
    @fredfagan7631 3 года назад

    Very neat setup... I know we all love DIY but for a lot less trouble and I believe cash I bought one at Harbor Freight which might not have all the fancy valves and connections but works fine and reuses the sand that goes into the hopper automatically. Which do I like best??? Probably yours for aesthetics... Glad I found your site.... Looking forward to more neat things.

  • @MustafaTokay
    @MustafaTokay 3 года назад +2

    Plastic tank how safe? 🤔 thanks for video.

  • @nubo520
    @nubo520 3 года назад +1

    う~ん、サンドブラスターまで自作なのか、凄いな!

  • @alfredojimenez6199
    @alfredojimenez6199 3 года назад

    Simply amazing. Thank you very much for the video. You are awesome!

  • @HenkVega
    @HenkVega 3 года назад

    Go to 10:43: how to fill with sand. Simple.

  • @GerardoAriasMeneses
    @GerardoAriasMeneses 3 года назад

    Excelente, Muchas gracias

  • @Alim_Hapov.
    @Alim_Hapov. Год назад

    Skillful fingers

  • @jotzielcolmenero
    @jotzielcolmenero 3 года назад +2

    Keep up the good work! 👏

  • @heribertoortinezgracian2851
    @heribertoortinezgracian2851 2 года назад

    Muy buena tu cabina nunca había visto una de madera, que tipo de arena usas perdón.

  • @MCsCreations
    @MCsCreations 3 года назад +2

    Really excellent work, man! Works great! 😃
    Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

  • @pirogenopeich1856
    @pirogenopeich1856 3 года назад +2

    Congratulations!! Grate Job!!!

  • @heribertoortinezgracian2851
    @heribertoortinezgracian2851 3 года назад

    Hola me puedes decir a cuantas libras de presión trabaja, gracias felicidades.

  • @marbello1414
    @marbello1414 3 года назад

    Eres un genio

  • @mankey90
    @mankey90 3 года назад +1

    Хорошо что у нас песок не продаётся в магазинах, а то я бы тоже сделал такой пескоструй.

    • @mankey90
      @mankey90 3 года назад +1

      Нет правда, задумка была сделать. Но вот времени на всё не хватает, наверное не правильно его распределяю. Фрезерный восстановить, точечную сварку дособрать, магнитный стол дособрать, да и много ещё чего...

  • @guillermodelamora5873
    @guillermodelamora5873 3 года назад

    excelente gracias

  • @yankasenju7994
    @yankasenju7994 3 года назад

    Excelente lo hice y funciona perfecto!!! Muchas gracias por la información, sigue haci

  • @DanKoning777
    @DanKoning777 3 года назад +2

    It's too bad that people don't *read the information* that you provide for them at the top.
    It would eliminate a lot of senseless whining/questions. *Well done.*

  • @craftwiki.
    @craftwiki. 3 года назад

    В любой гранитной мастерской круче пескоструйник(где на памятниках текст пескоструят!), точно не знаю принцип, но один шланг втыкается в корунд(или песок), прямо в кучу песка, где он засасывает, а другой шланг с пистолетом выдувает это всё.

  • @murahatena
    @murahatena 3 года назад +1

    これは良いですね!キャビネットも楽しみです!!

  • @Sean-qk5mv
    @Sean-qk5mv 3 года назад +2

    Perfect timing... a great aid to building my own.

  • @kamolkornchapoopoung8597
    @kamolkornchapoopoung8597 3 года назад

    Good job

  • @DannoTull
    @DannoTull 3 года назад

    I'm no expert on pressure rating on that gray plastic pip, but I would just for good measure wrap that with flexible tape just in case.

  • @updownstate
    @updownstate 3 года назад

    I know I need this.

  • @ecsyntric
    @ecsyntric 3 года назад

    that went over my head

  • @電話級ダイヤル式
    @電話級ダイヤル式 3 года назад

    これはすばらしい!チャンネル登録しますた。

  • @craigking1647
    @craigking1647 3 года назад

    Nice job.

  • @mpoirier101
    @mpoirier101 Год назад

    Newby question: Can you reuse the sand collected at the bottom of the cabinet ?

  • @ellargo132
    @ellargo132 3 года назад

    Tengo una pregunta!
    Que arena le echaste?
    Que entró tan suave por el agujero?

  • @richardquebec5850
    @richardquebec5850 3 года назад

    Génial vraiment, merci mon grand j'adore le principe.

  • @carlocastelli7511
    @carlocastelli7511 3 года назад

    Bravo!! Besides working well, you work clean!

  • @nikitwentytwo
    @nikitwentytwo 3 года назад +3

    Wow I didn’t realize how well a drain PVC pipe holds pressure. Turns out a 3” pipe will hold something like 18 bars

    • @CraftwerksMC
      @CraftwerksMC 3 года назад +2

      Depends on the quality of the glue/weld overall. Schedule 80 PVC is rated up to voer 250 PSI but you better have some faith in your ability to glue the pipe fittings well. The upside is you won't have to worry about rust in the pressure vessle, the downside is over time it could burst from expansion and decompression.

    • @radarecho57
      @radarecho57 3 года назад +1

      PVC should never be used for compressed air. It is known to explode unexpectedly.

    • @mauricevandelogt7554
      @mauricevandelogt7554 3 года назад +1

      @@radarecho57 He used PVC-U (printed on the pipe), it can withstand a pressure of at least 1.6Mpa (16 bar). He only goes up to 0.3 Mpa. Very safe to use in this way, will not explode!

  • @鈴木康敬-i3c
    @鈴木康敬-i3c 3 года назад

    メデアはなにを使っていますか?ブラストのノズルは何ミリを使っていますか?

  • @senarathbandara7143
    @senarathbandara7143 3 года назад

    Perfect job lord buddha bless you !!!!!

  • @garcia678
    @garcia678 3 года назад

    Gracias por el aporte y vídeo, excelente trabajo....

  • @homemadetools
    @homemadetools 3 года назад +1

    Nice work as always. We posted this video on our homemade tools forum this week :)

  • @JD-hi5ne
    @JD-hi5ne 3 года назад

    BIG DOG DOING BIG THINGS!

  • @zackliwanagan8219
    @zackliwanagan8219 3 года назад

    Subarashii desu!

  • @tindicio44
    @tindicio44 3 года назад

    is it necessary to change the sand now and then??? Good job!!!

  • @arerosl
    @arerosl 3 года назад

    Cool project! You could skip adding teflon tape between brass and pvc chamber as it is not ment to be used as sealant but reather to decrease friction and let screw pipes deeper therefore create better seal. Good Luck with your next projects - I always enjoy your content!

    • @jisakukobo
      @jisakukobo  3 года назад

      Thank you for the advice.
      As you say, I don't think the resin pipe needed a seal.