Hi all! Here we have already used a 6-Kg fire extinguisher and let's try to do the right thing with it called sandblasting , I will drill holes in the bottom of the fire extinguisher by 32mm , and so we drilled holes, we will weld the threaded part to this hole by 25mm , and so and so welded the threaded part to the bottom of the fire extinguisher and now we will weld the neck of the threaded part to the fire extinguisher, because there the thread is not the same as we need , we will weld to this neck, well, what are we cooking, that ’s where we welded the lower one before, and now we’ve welded the upper one, now we will try on we have such parts from these parts we will do for sandblasting the nozzle means a faucet 3/4 three-quarters it is not new, but we will still try to use an adapter with it, here is a connection for a hose a plug and a car candle, which means what we do next, heat our candle , select the rod , cut through the grinder in this place, this part is unnecessary, we throw away the ceramic part, we take away and make a nozzle from it dismantled a candle for such children alky and it turned out such a nozzle for our nozzle , it will be like this , holes were drilled in the plug along the diameter of our candle 12 millimeters , it will be like this so that the nozzle does not fly out of the candle when we screw it onto the faucet , this didn’t happen, we will insert such a piece of hose tightly to the stop to be without backlash like this now we wind it on the satka on the faucet , you pressed it, you see there is no backlash , so we connected our nozzle to the hose a filter to clean moisture from the air, you definitely need a neck with a plug for filling sand , you can put the leg like this and use it, you can fold the leg to hang it on a wall faucet for adjusting the supply of sand a nozzle and a faucet hose is simple written withstands 10 atmospheres but I think in the future I will change all connections to 1-inch with a transition to 3/4 quarters I use simple sand, yellow you can dig it up anywhere in the forest where something and so on, this sand must be dried and sifted with this principle, I sift the sand when the sand with it’s easy to sift the fish soup, these residues must be removed , I pour sand in this way, well, guys, how I cleaned the sandblast , and that’s not counting the fact that the compressor is very weak , in principle, you need a more powerful compressor , that’s how you cleaned the part , you can’t clean it with anything like sandblasting to know what I found out when testing this sandblasting this pressure gauge is also needed , you don’t have to run right away, you see what pressure is in place, plus you can adjust the pressure you need , as far as I understand, the pressure should be at least 7 - 7.5 atmospheres when working , in principle, constantly then sandblasting is very strong to clean instantly the principle of operation of this sandblasting it means that the air is supplied to the filter, it is filtered from moisture , the air goes further and pushes the sand down , the air goes further here, the faucets regulate the supply of sand, the sand flows with air, carries the sand along the hose to the nozzle , then under pressure, it cleans our part with this faucet, both the sand is regulated a little and the air on with this I end thank you all for your attention goodbye bye bye
