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http://www.etchworld.com - sand etch sandblaster...

it's tiny and it's cheap so it _sounds_ ideal, but does anyone have any experience with this thing? i just need to sandblast really small things, 4x4" max....will this do?

also, as a possible alternative i was looking into etch bath dipping solutiob, but i was hoping to be able to fire my pieces after i etch/sandblast them to get that satiny look...would that work if it was a chemical etch?

thanksssss

peace
- l

It will work, but you'll outgrow it quickly and you'll want more.

With that said, try to minimize the amount of grit that gets all over the place by blasting in a cardboard box or storage tub. The clear tubs work better than the opaque tubs since they let light through.

Compared to setting up a sandblaster and cabinet, it's a small investment, so you should go for it. I don't know how long the cans of air will last... I can't imagine you'll get too many pieces out of a can, but I would be curious to know what you learn.

Tony

It is just a little better than etching cream, but for best results an air compressor is a big bonus. The can of propellent are handy but you can get better control with the compressor.

Be sure to use a partical mask when you use than.

Eventually you will probably want an upgrade.