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portable Soda blaster could come in handy for many wood working projects….
Sweet !!!!!
Yes it could!
Soda and any abrasive blasters are one of the few tools that frighten me as far as safety goes.
WigWagWorkshop wrote:
1 hour ago, WigWagWorkshop said:
Wow !!!!!!
thats all I got …….
Foneguy wrote:
3 hours ago, Foneguy said:Wow !!!!!!
thats all I got …….
It’s Canadian lol.
WigWagWorkshop wrote:
5 hours ago, WigWagWorkshop said:
It’s official. I HATE Wigwag. I watched that whole video and I want to hurt somebody. Anybody.
ChrisK wrote:
18 minutes ago, ChrisK said:It’s official. I HATE Wigwag. I watched that whole video and I want to hurt somebody. Anybody.
well if your on about old Canadian classics here is another….
HAHAHAHA!
That’s 4:19 you’ll never get back Chris!
WigWagWorkshop wrote:
3 hours ago, WigWagWorkshop said:
It’s Canadian lol.
That explains a lot …ey!
I know I could use that portable blaster!! I would even hunt around my place for reasons to use it ha
ChrisK wrote:
6 hours ago, ChrisK said:It’s official. I HATE Wigwag. I watched that whole video and I want to hurt somebody. Anybody.
How can you not dig that bass riff?
Is silicosis not a risk with soda blasting as the abrasive isn’t silicon based like glass and sand blasting? What kind of PPE is recommended for this sort of deal?