Sand blast cabinet question

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   I have a cheap ass one from HF.  The exhaust has a filter to keep the vac from sucking the media out.  I don't see the purpose of an intake since you are feed compressed air in to begin with.  I say use either one for your exhaust and leave the other closed.  	
BLAST OFF!

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wideone Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Senior Member Joined: 05-August-2011 Location: Bristol,TN Status: Offline Points: 310	Post Options Post Reply Quote wideone Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Sand blast cabinet question Posted: 05-June-2014 at 3:21PM
	I have a cheap ass one from HF. The exhaust has a filter to keep the vac from sucking the media out. I don't see the purpose of an intake since you are feed compressed air in to begin with. I say use either one for your exhaust and leave the other closed. BLAST OFF!

TV 2M8O Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Senior Member Joined: 20-September-2006 Location: Southern Ohio Status: Offline Points: 1995	Post Options Post Reply Quote TV 2M8O Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 05-June-2014 at 1:37PM
	OK gents, I have a nutty question for all those with a sand blasting cabinet... The cabinet we got from Jeg's (which is a POS I might add!) has two ports that I'm assuming is an Intake and Exhaust/Vacuum port. The larger of the two is on the back right end of the cabinet and has a chimney on the inside. The smaller port is on the left end of the cabinet and opens directly into the cabinet. Both have a pop off covers to open and close them to the outside. First, is my assumption correct and second, which is intake and which is exhaust? THANKS!!
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