At 11:42 AM 4/20/2012, John Niolon wrote:
>Ibve got a Quincy 310 compressor sitting on a 80 gallon tank... using a 5 hp
>motor. Itbs turning about 800 rpm the rating is 3.9 to 9.6 ACFM @
175psig
>with a 2-3 hp motor...
>Ibm wondering if it will handle a small (bench top) or small upright sand
>blast cabinet without laboring it to death
John,
For starters compressors are a lot like computer memory, disk size, and money;
you never have enough.
That said, I run a blast cabinet and a pressure blaster (not at the same time)
with my craftsman 30 gal, 5 hp 110psi compressor. I can blow more air than my
compressor can make, so every 5 to 15 minuites I have to take a break and let
the compressor catch up.
But one thing no one has mentioned, is the size of the nozzle. For a
hobbiest,
use the smallest (dia.) you can get. Then as it wears, and opens,
you will use
more and more air. You blasting will get slower and slower.
John
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