60 Gallon Air Sandblasting Cabinet ，60-125PSI Sand Blaster Cabinet Kit Large Steel Sandblast Cabinet with Sandblaster Gun 4 Ceramic Nozzles for Stain, Rust Removal, Paint

The cabinet took a while to assemble but it is pretty sturdy. Replacing the latch for the bottom chute will probably be one of my first improvements.I used a lot of silicone to make sure all joints and gaskets seal up properly.My suggestion is to give your neighbor $100 and let them assemble it. Go out and enjoy a few beers and then come back later to use and enjoy it. The assembly process was tedious and the instructions are very poor.

So... For the price, you can't go wrong. Seems flimsy while assembling, but once completed, it's a pretty stable unit. All the hardware is inclided, which is a plus. However, There are a couple things that i did to strengthen and improbe the unit overall. #1, the screws that hold the flove seals in place are garbage. I riveted them on. #2, the bolts thay secure the door are far smaller than the the rest on the frame. I drilled the holes out and used some of the leftover frame hardware. #3, the exhaust vent port did not come with a seal, so i used some black silicone and then bolted it down. As i said, once assembled, this seems like a pretty stable cabinet. Can easly handle a standard 17" rim. The media supply hose seems to be far to short, but simple and cheap enough to solve that issue. It does come with seberal screen protectors. The "dust/vacuum" port will connect easily to most shop vacs. Incuded light is definitely a bonus. I bought this unit specifically for only a half dozen pieces on my project car, but i feel like it's goimg to be used and last a lot longer than i planned. If you're looking for a fairly priced cabinet, this will not disappoint you. Plan to have a 6 pack while assembling though. It's definitely a chore.

This sandblast cabinet does not fit the description. It is NOT a bench top cabinet. The metal is very very thin and wobbly. It was missing some of the hardware. The suction part of the gun was clogged with black rubber. The locking hatch on the bottom of the sand blaster barely catches and can easily be opened. My cat rubbed against the bottom hatch and 20 pounds of aluminum oxide spilled on the ground.

This is a nice inexpensive blast cabinet. Take your time to assemble and look ahead for easier build. Seal all the assembled parts where needed with silicone, even gasket areas. Look close. No dust should escape the cabinet when being used.This machine will last for many many years if you assemble and seal as should be.It gets 5 stars from me plus is not overly expensive.Later gators ….

I bought this Sandblaster station for use in my garage for light sandblasting work. It was fairly easy to put together for one person but the sealing tape for the bottom portion isn't very well and will leak sand. I used silicone sealant to seal all the corners on top and bottom to stop the sand from leaking out. The tube that sucks up the sand is a little on the small side but did the job. I did end up upgrading the way sand is drawn from the bottom of the station. The only real big issues is where they positioned the light along with the brightness of the light and the plastic window cover portion (bottom of viewing window) is quick to frost over and make it very difficult to see through. I was able to buy a rechargeable magnetic light bar to put into the station right below the viewing window to provided a 360 degree light source (along with the built-in light). All-in-all, with the ease or assembly and sturdiness I can recommend purchasing this for light work. You will need to make slight modifications to increase the flow of sand and seal the unit properly.

Flimsy as stated in other reviews. blaster components, hoses are incredibly cheap and not made for actual blasting. Gloves are crap as well, don't think they would make it thru 3 uses. It gets 2 stars because I needed the cabinet and those items can be replaced. It doesn't seem to be able to take small heavy items but we shall see. The other issue is that it won't last a few years of moderate use. I would pass on it and get a quality unit if I had to do it again.

My dad loves it but the only down side he has for it was having to hook it up to a shop vac. He said it makes it to loud when using it. But he still loves it.

bought this as a b-day gift, as giftee opened it and went through the box there was no instructions on how to build it. Also not sure what kind of sand blaster it is and there is no pdf included on amazon page. Have many parts and no way to know the build sequence. So for now its just going to sit and collect dust