Easily Sandblast Glass, Crystal, Rock and More with Micro Sandblasting.

Dr. Lew takes you through the entire process of creating a crystal award for the Utah Shakespearean Festival. When the video starts, all Dr. Lew has done, it print out his black and white design onto clear transparency film from his computer or any copy machine. This same process can be completed on any glass, crystal, stone, tile, metal (and many more) item. Micro Sandblasting requires no artistic ability, is easy to learn, and is a great way to earn money by producing beautiful designs in glass, stone, tile, marble, granite and many more surfaces.

[@rockartalan]

This is where it all started for me. I'm now sandblasting detailed designs in large rocks. For examples of what this can grow into just Google Natural Rock Designs.

[@kingoftheput]

Nice job. I would like learn to do something like that. Keep good job.

[@RussLarsen]

The kit is available through Profitable Hobbies. It is called the ParaBlaster System - go to Profitable Hobbies dot com and click on the Systems page to see the system. It comes complete with the exposure unit and everything else you need . The abrasive we use is 220 grit silicone carbide.

[@MrCcarter7]

Looks great! You said you make your own sandblasting cabinets? Do you sell the cabinet to beginners along with the ultraviolet light machine? I've been wanting to get into sandblasting for a while. Thanks and God bless!

[@wotmot223]

I have a question, your system seems to work well on glass, metal, wood and eggshells. How does it done on bone and stone?

[@mindfreak001009]

is it similar or can you used also photo emulsion that 's being used for silk printing? thanks for the nice video.

[@2734rdavidm]

Hi, great work, where can i bought the UV Vinyl?

[@elianamackley734]

I want to buy one of these systems. Where do I buy one? I don't see a website on the video

[@bamptonbred]

Nice, So how long exactly did the process take for the finished product? What sort of price could you expect to sell the finished item, and profit?

[@newdj1980]

@ProfitableHobbies were can i buy this kit with the light if possible and wat grit abrasive did you use

[@TheOpera4ever]

You did not had enough time to show the final product why go thru all the explanation and than not see the detail of the piece finish the video is poor

[@mbrkm7md623]

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