Aries OutletsAries Outlets Lab Sandblaster with 2 Pen + 2 Tanks Large View Window Machine

It amazes me what some complain about. Sharing the joy, I guess. If you want something that doesnt require a little TLC or "installation" then spend 3-4X as much on a "pro" brand that came from the same factory imported through a retailer.It's all metric so order a $5, 8mm push to connect to 1/4 pipe adapter or whatever for air in. A hose hooked up to to the exhaust nipple running outside or into a bucket with an old towel thrown in is all that's needed to take care of the dust. Don't plug the vent because the lid seals well and you will create positive pressure which will vent somewhere you don't want it to. You could also hook up a shop vac to the vent if the powder cloud obscures your vision but i found it to be a non issue. The dust settles quickly.Overall the cabinet seems to be constructed very well. My latch catch that was bonded to the glass let go (probably during transport in the hot container on the way over from China). A little epoxy resolved that. That was really the only issue I had and for that I'm giving 1 star. Lol just kidding but some would. I have used it several times and media flow is consistent, its well lit and perfect for the task I needed it for. Probably the only thing I might consider buying for it is a longer polyurethane hose for the left nozzle as I prefer to hold both with my right hand and part in left. The way it comes the hoses are only long enough for left nozzle/left hand and right nozzle/right hand but that's hardly a complaint. I always wanted to beambidextrous. Now I can practice.

The picture shown is not what I got. I got something similar with Chinese writing all over it and no instructions. Every video I can find is in another language and from everything I can tell it doesn’t even work what a crock of crap

It's a heavy unit with nice piece of glass to see through and it makes a nice seal. The issue and learning curve I had was the PVC air line that connects to the air supply/compressor everything is the push to seal fittings and trying to find one locally that I could use to make it work. The instructions were lacking a couple of things like a parts diagram and replacement part numbers. The O/D for the air supply line was .316 or 3/16 OD I ended up with a 5/16C x 1/4M with a brass ferrule insert it's not pretty but it works. The unit or at least mine did not have a filter for the air in the blasting chamber to pass through I went through every bit of packing material and it wasn't included. I looked at the other model 50W and it lists as an optional part a "dust collector" this unit does not list it as an option. My solution was a rubber plug on the inside to block the air from leaving the blast chamber

Low quality and prices too high for that quality

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