Sandblast Cabinet on 2040-parts.com
Reno, Nevada, US
This unit is a workshop size sandblasting cabinet that has hardly been used. It comes with both the stand and a large supply of sand. All facets of the cabinet work well. Like all cabinets of this type it takes a large capacity compressor to run it. Local pickup only. No shipping.
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