Reseñas de clientes para Cabina de arenado VEVOR de 40 galones, cabina de arenado portátil de sobremesa de 40-120 PSI, arenadora de acero resistente con pistola de arenado y 4 boquillas de cerámica para eliminar pintura, manchas y óxido.

A lot of assembly, directions not that great. I took my time and it all came together. I did make one modification on the bottom I added a tee and a hose and connected it to the gun, instead of using the tube into a bucket of sand, it siphons much better. I have very little leakage of sand and I attribute this to a well assembled cabinet. I’m very satisfied with the cabinet. I did find the same cabinet at Harbor Freight for $50 less a month later.

Cabinet was easy to assemble and have used it several times already. I’m happy with its performance. The only complaint would be that the cabinet has to have a lot of blasting sand in it as the sand does not flow easily to the intake tube. Has this been a common complaint before and if so any recommendations. Thanks Lauran

This is a very nice blast cabinet for the price. I'm glad I found this one over what I was about to pay for the Eastwood version. The only reason I have it 4 stars is because it should come with a quick air disconnect for the outside of the cabinet instead of the press on hose fitting. Other then that a very nice cabinet

Will review after assembly and some use

Overall, it’s good for the price. We’ll have to replace one small hose. I can’t get to stop leaking. One of the YouTube videos I watched before I bought it, had the exact same leak.

Kinda a pain to put together but overall work good with a 6cfm airmcompreser 120 psi.

Honestly this is a nice small blasting cabinet. It does the job I needed it to do quite well. Assembly was interesting but nothing too difficult. Works well even on my smaller 26gal air compressor. I can only think of two complaints with this unit: 1. As with many others, the tube will pull the sand out until its created a hole in the blasting media and you have to re-shovel everything over the feeder tube. 2. The air connection to the blast gun is a hose and clamp. This results in leaking air due to not having a tight seal. Still working out the kinks of this one and how to solve it.

It took me about three hours to put this sandblasting cabinet together. The instruction manual leaves a lot to be desired, but it was fairly easy to figure everything out using the manual as a visual guide. All of the screws were laid out in a convenient plastic separator. Unfortunately, one of those Containers had broken open and was laying in the bottom of the box. After putting it all together, I used it for the first time. The vacuum system is very powerful and very noisy. The silicone tubing that came with my kit was very difficult to use, so I ended up buying a couple of canisters of silicone caulk to apply to the inside of the cabinet. Despite this, the blasting media still gets everywhere. I bought casters for the bottom of my cabinet, making it very easy to maneuver in my small garage. I can also move it outside to avoid covering everything in dust if I want to sandblast something. Overall, this is a great system for home DIYers that is built well and should last for many years.

Worked great. Run some Aluminum Oxide 120 grit through it and cleaned up an old rusty gun. Did a great job. It did take a while to put together and Fed-Ex left it in the middle of my front Yard. Guess it was to heavy to make the other 20Ft.

I'd say it's 4 outta 5 only because the pick up tube and hose inside are too stiff and awkward to manuaver and the hopper doesn't replenish to center. I'm using 80 grit media and 20 lbs.