Campbell Hausfeld AT1251 30 Pound Capacity Sandblaster |
| Brand: Campbell Hausfeld
Category: Home Improvement
Buy New: $36.91
Rating:  4 reviews
Sales Rank: 2691
Media: Tools & Hardware
Shipping Weight (lbs): 6
Dimensions (in): 16.8 x 5.3 x 14.3
MPN: AT1251
Model: AT125102AJ
UPC: 045564200596
EAN: 0045564200596
ASIN: B0000DD1C4
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Features:
| • | Portable, lightweight sandblaster ideal for home improvement projects | | • | Removes paint from furniture and concrete; eliminates rust from metal; etches glass and wood | | • | Requires 9.0 scfm at 90 psi; 125 psi maximum | | • | Includes ceramic nozzle and shoulder strap | | • | 1-year warranty; measures 16.80 x 5.30 x 14.30 inches (L x W x H); weighs 5.3 pounds |
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Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Free Standing Cabinet Type - Sand Blasters
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Customer Reviews:
 sandblaster September 6, 2008
I guess since I didn't pay much for it I shouldn't expect much. You have to hold the tip less than 2" from what you are working with. You need to shake canister often so material will come out after level is down to 1/4. I tried using sand but it didn't work and had to use black beauty for the job.
Cambell Hausfeld sand blaster May 11, 2008
The container and connections are flimsy but easily re-inforced. Product overall worked as advertised so I'll recommend it.
 Woked Well November 4, 2006
17 out of 17 found this review helpful
Purchased this to help restore a fire hydrant, It worked well. I used reqular play sand which I screened to get small rocks out. The blaster worked well even with this and no special sand.
Weekend Projects August 18, 2005
26 out of 26 found this review helpful
I bought this sandblaster for a few weekend projects. It is very easy to use, and works fantastic! I used it to sandblast engine cases on my 1960 Harley. I purchased a grit called "Starblast" on the recomendation of my local supplier. This stuff worked great in the Cambell Hausfeld, and gave me professional looking results.
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