loading shovel pov sandblasting

[@miroslavmajer5155]

Sorry mate, but this is bad video - not from technical point of view, but from watcher perspective > you never show how you do whole part. You just cut it and that's it really wrong! I was looking forward to see how you clean whole wheel at 4:15 and you just cut it!

[@Mobileblaster]

Yeah 1st off thx for taking the time to add some constructive criticism its what I need to try and make the best content possible 👍💞 that's appreciated 😊 my only real answer is its 8 hours worth of work crushed into 7 or so minutes. This 1 was actually edited on my phone and I was limited to 7 minutes or so before it would start and crash its shows in some transitions I've since got a better pc and bigger sd cards for my camera as I really am enjoying the challenge of trying to make the best content possible.

[@miroslavmajer5155]

@@Mobileblaster Thanks for replying, mate :) have you considered mounted GOPRO camera or something like that? Also -you can devide the video into many parts (bucket, wheels, sides etc...)

[@Mobileblaster]

@@miroslavmajer5155 what you mean? Putting a gopro on a tripod? As I've just started to try and use 2 camra angles please check out my newer videos and let me know if these are better format as videos over 2 weeks I think are done on my old pc or phone 😂 I need to learn how to master it now 👌

[@Subalegacy]

@@Mobileblaster I think what he means is wearing a chest mount or a helmate mount gopro

[@arrestfauci]

Yea I was waiting for the wheels too! 🤗

[@musicbycandlelightmbc3225]

I did this kind of work for 12 years. Was a custom painter and body man for domestic cars and heavy machinery like ST8 Scooprtrams, Road Graders, School buses, Terex heavy hauler, plus an onslaught of rigs from International, Mac, Mitsubishi, Freightliner, etc. I have to say, I don't miss it at all...lol. We use to mask everything especially the exposed chrome cylinders to protect them from damage and from the black sharp grit. Anything that could come off came off to make it easier. Wires, hoses, and cables were wrapped in rags. I had full suit and face shield with air flow in the suit. After it was done it had to be blown off really good. Every nook and cranny. Then came the sanding of the whole machine. We spay XIM all in one to bare metal and then paint with the usual yellow paint from 'De Soto' paints. It's a strong paint and pretty chip resistant and makes your eyes water spraying it. This would include if anything needed pin striping or company stripes, colors, etc. We also used a special black rubber paint for the tires. It did a great job. We had a massive compressor in the shop as it was a huge auto body shop.

[@Mobileblaster]

Oh cool sounds very similar to my line of work apart from the painting side I leave that to my brother he's owns a bodyshop wagons plant and light commercial 👍 I've found that using a softer grit and keep away from the chrome I've been OK so far not to course damage 🤞😂

[@musicbycandlelightmbc3225]

@@Mobileblaster I had preferred the painting over the blasting..lol. When you are responsible for dealing with thousands of dollars for equipment that doesn't belong to you, you take every safety precaution and rule out any cutting corners or carelessness. Yeah we tried a powder blasting one time and hated it. It was far too slow and messy. I can't remember the grade of sand we used but I know it was a diamond grit and cuts really fast. You train to be quick and skillful with the blaster as it is a dangerous apparatus that can slice you up pretty good. I blasted further in distance then you did because of how fast it would cut. The coverage was faster too. It can deal some damage on the chrome cylinders, rims, etc., I tell ya. All it takes is to accidentally trip and that fat nozzle is aimed at the cylinder and bam, scorched. I would have been fired if I didn't cover them as it is a customers machine and not our own. I had to learn to work safely, fast and paint fast as we would get just a bit backlogged. We enjoyed the slower days though..lol. But I must say, after sand blasting a machine it sure looks great huh? Much easier to work with for a painter after it has been sanded and masked up. Some paint the wires and hoses and not bother to even mask. I think doing that looks absolutely gross and unprofessional. YOu should cover those windows too. For the information stickers or any serial plates welded on that can not be replaced, we would double or triple mask them and grab the smaller blaster for far less pressure and material output. Much better control as well. You can then get right up to the plates that way and then feather edge the rest. You gave a lot of room for sanding so in that particular case it would come out just fine. The air pressure, material output flow, type of material, the distance, and the angle you hold your nozzle all plays a part in how good the results will be. I'm going to take a shower now as I feel gritty sand all over me just from taking about it...lol. Oh, the job you did on the shovel in the video looked great.

[@Mobileblaster]

@@musicbycandlelightmbc3225 I think the way you are describing the blaster you use is full out power. I do things a little different I can full on blast a chrome cylinder pipes and wires with out damage. I've perfected the process that best suits my style not full out power and full out cut rate. I don't believe that's the key I believe just enough is a tad slower cut but the time you save not needing to remove pipes mask up and replace said works out faster. The only issues I've had doing it this way I once didn't mask the cab screen off and etched the glass since that every wheel loader screen gets masked. Sometimes if I require a heavy grit I do mask cylinders up but possibly not needed as I only go up 1 grade or 2 👍

[@jakabkarolina4331]

😅

[@richiewong1]

Same music as in Andrew Camarata videos. Works for me 👍🏽

[@Mobileblaster]

😊 free to use in youtube studio album its hard to find good free to use music without copyright policies stopping us 😏 💞 glad you enjoyed it 👌

[@pqworks9019]

I just discovered this channel today and I have to say you do very impressive work! It seems like most people will slap new paint over the old paint and it looks terrible! This is how you do it correctly! Stripping all of the old paint will make for a perfect blank slate for a new coating!!! Great video!

[@Mobileblaster]

Thx really appreciated 👌

[@MrPhatties]

A good paint job with proper prep will last 2-3x longer so the cost savings achieved by doing a quick and dirty paint job are erased I'd you keep the equipment more than 2 years.

[@pqworks9019]

@@MrPhatties That’s true!!!! I am repainting my whole house. I have been stripping away the old thick and cracked paint so that I can get to fresh bare wood siding, then the new paint will last far longer!

[@Mobileblaster]

@@pqworks9019 true piss poor prep leads to piss poor performance do it right 1st 1x not only peace of mind but better quality of finish. Harder work but pays off at the end 👌👍💞

[@shanehiggins3033]

...and then comes the prep and paint. Love seeing the rust in the cracks blasted clean though, very satisfying.

[@Monkey_Snot]

Oh man, I remember doing this 20 years ago, tho ours used a 3 1/2 inch hose, same size as a large fire hose, and it could cut an eight inch line from four feet away lol. I don't miss it lol.

[@Mobileblaster]

I know what you mean I've been running 600cfm 12bar this week and blaster fatigue well I know I've done a shift Haha yeah I don't really have use for anything bigger as I turn this down on most of my jobs so I'm not liable for any damage lol

[@Monkey_Snot]

@@Mobileblaster yeah it's hard on the body, we used to do the car carriers, rail cars, water towers, and a lot of 48 foot flat deck trailers for companies wanting to repaint. The water towers were the worst, when you're up 100 feet on a fire ladder while blasting lol.

[@Mobileblaster]

@@Monkey_Snot I once did a windmill off a large cherry picker and I didn't enjoy that 😂

[@jackofall2305]

How will anyone be safe around that rig without all those safety stickers on it 🤣

[@Mobileblaster]

@@jackofall2305 😂

[@antonymcgowan1880]

Great video Mick 👍

[@Mobileblaster]

Thx it's appreciated 👍💞

[@dieseldork6]

Great video! Awesome job!

[@Mobileblaster]

Thx it's appreciated 👌💞

[@MrPhatties]

Some questions: What does a job like this cost? What do you put on it after to prevent rust formation? What kind of equipment did you use (compressor, nozzle, hopper, etc)?

[@Mobileblaster]

For enquiries please send photos to [e-mail] for quotation. I don't get involved with painting 👌👍 I use 260cfm compressor but have the option of 140cfm 180cfm too and a selection of nozzles 👍 the blast pot I use is my own build 😉

[@MrPhatties]

@@Mobileblaster not interested to buy just genuinely curious what job like this costs - can't be under $3000 given the Labor, Equipment and Medium.

[@Mobileblaster]

@@MrPhatties In the UK I don't get anywhere near that figure to keep in work I need to cover costs and be happy with a hourly rate I can live on. I make a modest living but far from enough for the hours I put in. Ie quotes invoices taxes etc if I had to add all my hours up what I put in I wouldn't make the minimum wage of someone doing the equivalent hours. Probly not the answer you was looking for but it's the best I can do without giving my key secret out of getting the work 👌💞

[@MrPhatties]

@@Mobileblaster yeah if you're bidding on jobs the only way is undercutting. Keep posting these videos and hopefully some work will come to you that you can pick your price on 👍

[@Mobileblaster]

@@MrPhatties I'm only doing these videos as a hobby I have no interests of using this channel as an advert 😊 I enjoy makeing and the process if someone wants my services they can find me if needed 😂 I don't undercut any one I know exactly what my costs are per hour and how much I need to live on and if I keep getting work I must be on the right path. Why try and take more than I need that will ultimately be counter productive and possibly end some contracts I have as my customers will just find someone els. That's my business goals keep busy make a modest living I cannot ask for more 💞👍it's been working for me this long 😊

[@bigsmoke6189]

Ram shafts should be masked off during blasting along with sight level glasses , pipes and hoses the grit tips the hell out of wires too.I've soon too many machines damaged by careless sand blasting in the last 35 years .

[@Mobileblaster]

Not they way I do things I know what your saying but the media and psi I use also the awareness of the splash is something I try to control in some places I leave areas and get them at better angles to reduce the risk. I've yet to bust any pipes or wires the crome on the rams are way harder than my media can affect although I do take action not to directly hit them 👌 please have a look through my heavy haulage playlist I have wagons on that I directly hit wires and plastic control boxes and no damage well not saying no damage but very limited and not to course any problems. The media I use is just about perfect to remove paint and the odd soft scab anything els it bounces off 💞👌

[@DieselRamcharger]

that air compressor must be a god damned beast.

[@Mobileblaster]

260cfm @ 125psi it's about the biggest thing I'm aloud to pull on my licence legally 👌👍💞

[@robertmccully2792]

Nice to have the right equipment to do it right. Its a pain with a little harbor freight.

[@Mobileblaster]

It helps alot haha. Then the next key is good uniform dry media 👌 then we have a chance 👍💞

[@granite676]

Good vid Mick but do you never protect the chromed hyd ram push ram arms ?? I always wrapped em in heavy cloth and gaffa taped em up first. Also used to put split sleeving over hyd pipes and wiring harnesses with ty wraps . 👍

[@Mobileblaster]

No I don't have issues with rams pipes wires etc I'm not saying try this method as I have made every possible mistake before and know how to adapt and solve these issues 👌

[@sixpest]

its not that bad when it comes to rust; Fantastic job tho man!

[@efrainberrios8494]

Great!

[@Mobileblaster]

Thx it's appreciated 👌💞

[@wizzer171717]

Nice video did you use fine, crushed glass all the time? Are you already buying preparer? or do you make it yourself the crushed glass?

[@Mobileblaster]

I very from super fine to medium also course crushed glass just like a painter would use different grades of sand paper for different applications. I buy it pre made I use way too much to make my own. Plus the media I buy is 99.9% perfect and always the size I order. Only takes a bad batch and it will clog all the time or ruine the job so a good media source is key

[@AndrewMadden1]

@Mick Blackley SandBlaster what do you do about the decals that were blasted off? Does the owner just get new ones from the equipment manufacturer or a sign shop?

[@Mobileblaster]

Yeah once its painted they will put new on well if the job has enough money left in it they will 👌💞

[@chadkennedy529]

What abrasive were you using and what nozel?

[@Mobileblaster]

Fine plus crushed glass was used and knowing my nozzle bore won't be any benefit to you as you need to run a nozzle that's suited to your cfm charts are available online I run 260cfm to get 100 psi I need to run cdx650 that's 9mm bore I think that's 3/8" I use nozzles to set my flow instead of turning psi down on the compressor or blast pot it can be done with nozzles that's why it won't help you knowing my nozzle unless you run 260cfm - 15/20cfm for nova 3 lid all other air powered auxiliaries I run im right about 95/100psi at the tip bigger bore lower psi but still full flow to get lower psi on the pot it slows the flow that's why I use nozzles very important to match with what you have.

[@lil_yaca25]

New subscreber Form Lawrence Massachusetts god bless all of us amen 🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 0:21

[@Mobileblaster]

@@lil_yaca25 😊👌👍

[@MrStacygordon]

Just one question. Is the Grey Primer so tough it won't come off. ?

[@angry_buck1694]

😂😂😂 that’s bear steel

[@Mobileblaster]

As mentioned that's back as far as it gets 👌 this is what clean steel looks like 👌😊

[@gumelini1]

This thing looks like it was loading salt for the last 10 years

[@Mobileblaster]

I once had 1 to do that was working recycling batteries it was 18 month old and looked like a 20+ 😳

[@MrPhatties]

Yeah the waste disposal pushers (and landfill) always look beat up as hell even after a short period.

[@Mobileblaster]

@@MrPhatties it's the nature of their work but that's why they buy them to work em not look at haha so unavoidable I suppose 👌

[@yeru1975]

if it would loading salt we would not seen this video

[@ianlitchfield9273]

That's some heavy rust 😢 I gussing its worked in salt somewhere like a beach ? 👍🇬🇧

[@Mobileblaster]

I'm unsure of its background but it looks like it's been in a harsh environment for sure

[@rossokeefe9268]

How many hrs and how much sand does a job this size need?

[@Mobileblaster]

7 or 8 hour I cannot remember off top of my head with media usage

[@Frankiedoodle1941]

Excellent job

[@Mobileblaster]

Thx it's appreciated 👌💞

[@cryptosweden8517]

what grit do you use ? sand or steel ? i have worked whit steel G37 whit a monster blaster "firehose" thickness :D

[@Mobileblaster]

I mainly use crushed glass assorts of different grades.

[@jimletzring9791]

Awesome job. I haven't done heavy equipment yet. I had a call about doing an old D-6 dozer and possibly an old CAT scraper. It looks like there's places you just can't get to. I'm sure it's up to your customer but do just blast what you can get on that bigger equipment? How long did it take? What did you use for media and how much did it take? It will give me an Idea for the dozer.

[@Mobileblaster]

I've got a dozer on the photo Reel plant video I think. Thing with this 1 he wanted as much area as possible in as least time as possible I did what I normally do on these loading shovels make a nice job of arms and fly round chassis smarten wheels up. This tuck me 1 day their is alot more done than shown but I've edited alot out as my arms get in the way etc. Not make a good video filming my hands 😂 As for media I used my own blend of crushed glass 0.4/1.4 I get my media made up how I like it 👌 as for how much it uses this would very on you as a blaster and how much air you are running how much you like coming out how fast cut rate is etc I run 260 cfm and did this in 17 bags I think I've done others and used 35+ so loads of variables at play plan for worst and hope for best 👌

[@Mobileblaster]

How I do arms is blast them down do everything then mid way up full bucket curle then fair way up and curle other way that way I get it all 👌

[@jimletzring9791]

@@Mobileblaster thanks for the reply and the information

[@Mobileblaster]

Not a problem pal that was the goal with this channel I don't know much but the little I do know I don't mind helping others with 👌

[@jaredmasters1547]

Hi mick is this dustless blasting?

[@Mobileblaster]

Not on this job pal.

[@tommytiws9102]

So satisfying

[@Mobileblaster]

Thx it's appreciated 👌💞

[@KukoShakaku]

Good luck with cleaning . 1 year later .... oops its still some sand around Dust from sand love stick in some joints , electric cables connections , and between moving parts, Sorry for bad english Good luck mate

[@Mobileblaster]

Yeah thx for your concern we have been fine for the past 10 year or so doing these we have had no issues 😊👌 these units are designed to work in very dusty environments. Have a look at wheel loader working in quarries 😊

[@angry_buck1694]

I have a question you replacing the cylinder because any pitting will f*#k the seals

[@Mobileblaster]

Nearly impossible for this media and psi to damage chrome although I am aware of the splash and try not to hit them so I leave some areas to get them at better angles you may see this through the video its not that I miss an area I sometimes leave it to shoot so the splash isn't going to course me hassle 👌💞

[@CRegent90]

Hey loved the video, was just curious what media you use for a job like this? getting into sandblasting for projects and having a hard time finding something safe and cost affective when you're not recovering the media. Thanks

[@mattashford3508]

Depending on where you are in the world try and find screened crushed glass I find in Australia it's the cheapest for single use and I would suggest .6 as the best all round medium to use not my video but seen you comment and thought I would give you my opinion

[@Mobileblaster]

@@mattashford3508 thx man couldn't av put it better myself 👌💞 possibly leave the grade size out as that will depend on his cfm and his style of blasting. My go too is super fine or fine that's only down to my style tho may not be the right choice but it works for me.

[@sshep7119]

Media depends on the project, coal slag is super sharp and aggressive really cuts through heavy stuff, glass is often cheap works well for some scenarios and has its drawbacks for others, walnut (or corn) shell for delicate work, blasting sand (not play sand) gets the job dohe eventually, there are plenty of media types. Most importantly is to ALWAYS wear a respirator and proper protective equipment to match the media, gloves, lungs, skin, eyes are all susceptible to the media and super fine stuff floating afound in the air. If you wanted to get adventurous and were open to reclaiming, you can get fine steel shot and just use a magnet broom for cleanup. It really reduces the dust, down to near zero, but the cost if the shot is expensive as well as the proper pressure pot. The plus side is that is hardly wears out, just keep reclaiming cleaning and reusing.

[@CRegent90]

@Matt Ashford @Mick Blackley SandBlaster @SShep71 1 Thank you guys for the replies. Currently the media I'm using is glass beads and black aluminum oxide which is about $35 for 25lbs at harbor freight, which isn't really cost effective since I get through that in about 5 minutes worth of blasting. Am I way overpaying for media or is this not too far off? Maybe any suggestions about the way my equipment is set up? P.S. Its for Automotive type stuff, Rims, Leaf springs, car bodies stuff like that, also am aware of the safety concerns I wear the appropriate PPE thanks for the concern.

[@sshep7119]

@@CRegent90 For the rate you are going through media it sounds like the ceramic consumable tip has a diameter that is too big for the media size. Try a smaller tip first, if the media starts to clog up the tip you may have to run it through a sift or screen to make sure there are no big pieces of media. Also, one thing to remember, blasting peens and heats up thin sheet metal, so if you blast a large surface or unsupported structure and use high pressure you are going to make a mess out of the steel. You will be there for a month trying to work the material straight with a hammer and dolly.

[@predatoriusjohannes2054]

I really like sandblasting, but this sort of sandblasting isn't good for the environment is it? Because of the dust mixed with flakes of paint.

[@Mobileblaster]

Paint flakes are water based and the dust you see is crushed glass none carcinogenic. I wouldn't recommend breathing it in but it's not harmful in the respect of cancer coursing.

[@peteroflynn788]

Out of interest how much was the video sped up? Really Nice Job

[@Mobileblaster]

Not too sure on this possibly 2x or 4x it don't do it in 3x haha. And thx it's appreciated 👍💞

[@davidbaty1020]

Hi Mick, thanks for your informative videos, great to watch sadly 😀 I noticed on one comment reply you mostly use crushed glass. Do you have any problems with the fine grade?? My supplier up in Cumbria struggles with grade consistency as I say especially on the fine and I get flow problems! Do you recommend any other suppliers? The med glass and iron silicate is no problem it's just the fine glass. Cheers

[@Mobileblaster]

Thx it's appreciated 👌💞 I would make a complaint about it because if no one says anything how they going to know to improve it 😊 I get the odd pallet that's poor but other than that it's generally good.

[@brianduffin5405]

Great job how many bags of media would something like that take 👍🏼

[@Mobileblaster]

Around 500kgs 20 x 25kg bags I didn't keep an eye on it. I would have loaded van with minimum of 750kgs on hopes to be bringing some back 👍

[@gkitch6755]

At least they had something to pick the half tonne of sand up with after . Great work again👍

[@Jesse-gv9tf]

What's the name of the song. Man I really started to move with it.

[@Mobileblaster]

Oh not too sure sorry mate I think this was on the gopros free to use library 👌💞 I don't know the name but cand direct wich way to find it 😂👍

[@derrickanderson2783]

Just to satisfy my curiosity, just average, how much does a job like this cost someone??

[@Mobileblaster]

If you could send enquiries to [e-mail] Regards Mick

[@derrickanderson2783]

@@Mobileblaster How much was this job?

[@Mobileblaster]

@@derrickanderson2783 if you could send photos of your job to the email address I can get you a quote.

[@derrickanderson2783]

@@Mobileblaster soo..I don't actually have anything that needs this treatment right now. And I live in the states so I understand the market is completely different. I was just curious if this costs $1,000??..... $10,000???..... $100,000???? Like what would someone expect to pay for something like the job in your video??

[@Mobileblaster]

@@derrickanderson2783 I don't like putting my prices on KZbin this channel isn't an advert or advise on how to do the work it's purely style and how I do things & what I do hope you can understand that 👌💞

[@iammisha1234]

G'day, I just stumbled on your channel, great videos! I just bought a 130cfm compressor, looking to set it up with a blaster, what do you think about the Chinese blast pots, any good? just want to restore the odd digger and truck around the farm.

[@Mobileblaster]

I would stick with local or well known blast pots that way you can get spare parts if needed cheap import stuff in my opinion is likely to need spares to keep it going and down time could be an issue waiting for parts? But this is all speculation as I've no experience with imported blast pots 🙈

[@beka7486]

What compressor you use

[@Mobileblaster]

260cfm 👍

[@qntn8150]

hi! where did you get your sandblaster seems a great job with it

[@Mobileblaster]

I built this 1 my self 👌

[@qntn8150]

@@Mobileblaster ow wow thats nice keep up the good work

[@Mobileblaster]

@@qntn8150 thx it's appreciated 👌

[@gumballer133]

Looks great! So do you have any videos of your complete setup? I always like using my head and building stuff for my company, just curious what you built for yours.

[@Mobileblaster]

Thx it's appreciated. No I don't have a video of my setup Its my own build and hoping to get it protected soon as I get it protected I will do a video 👌👍💞

[@gumballer133]

@@Mobileblaster Smart man. I look forward to it

[@travisgreen9604]

Yeaaah... take me thumb

[@xascorbinx]

Got a title for the music?

[@Mobileblaster]

It's from gopros free to use music library I forget what it's called 👍💞

[@albizeta5674]

The sand blasting is perfect but why don't disassemble before ? It would take some mechanical complications

[@Mobileblaster]

That's not my job to disassemble it. In most case's it adds man hours to a job that hasn't got a good £ return so if we did start to disassemble we would have to charge to do so and then this would put the costs not worth doing. Dose that make any sense I know what I mean but unsure if it types out the same 😂💞

[@johndowe7003]

hes a sandblaster not a mechanic lol, if ya dont want it blasted cover it up or let him know or else he'll give er all of it

[@Mobileblaster]

@@johndowe7003 I've been working for this company for years and he knows exactly what to expect when I rock up if he says just hit this that and a bit hear he means make a good job if he says do what I can in the time he says he knows roughly what to expect 😁 he also knows he used 3 or 4 other companies before me and for the past 6 or 7 year he only uses me 😎 must be doing something right 🦸🏼‍♂️👌💞 try your best every job and you will be rewarded that's my logic 🤙 even if its not to expectations at least you know you did your best and that's all you can do. 🦸🏼‍♂️🤘

[@johndowe7003]

@@Mobileblaster hell ya man, ive done some sandblasting before but inside oil tanks. it ain't easy. A lotta times ya just gotta do what the bosses say regardless if it's the proper way or not. (If they fuck up they can call you again lol) you did a really good job on the home brew blaster for sure. How are you loading the bags? How big of a hopper do you have? We had a 800lb one that would take ten 80lb bags at a time. I'm assuming yours is about the same size

[@moneyheart0]

Name of the machine or where I can get price or more info plz

[@Mobileblaster]

I dont know that the model is all I know it as is a loading shovel

[@patrickezuma7140]

Man I felt that in my rib cage

[@Bilal-ni1uf]

اسلام وعلیکم کیا یہ ریت دوبارہ استعمال ھو سکتی ہے یا نہیں؟ اور اس کی قیمت کتنی ھے ڈالر میں کمنٹس کر کے بتانا پلیز

[@Mobileblaster]

I don't reuse the media and location will depend on the price of the media so I cannot really say how much it is for you.👍

[@Bilal-ni1uf]

@@Mobileblaster میں انتظار کروں گا 👍

[@Paris.Kalachnikov]

Curious, why does this medium not take the finish to bare metal.

[@Mobileblaster]

?it is back to metal :)

[@Paris.Kalachnikov]

@@Mobileblaster Mick, it looks like undercoat hence the? My bad m8.

[@Mobileblaster]

@@Paris.Kalachnikov oh gray primer haha no mate it's metal. It's nearly impossible to remove 1 layer of paint at a time at the flow and media cut rate I was using 👌💞

[@undiee]

May I ask you the name of the song which starts at 1:52 ?

[@Mobileblaster]

I'm not too sure if I'm honest Its eva from gopros free to use music or KZbins library of free to use music they can be found in KZbin studios music section 👌💞

[@undiee]

@@Mobileblaster Fast and Run by Nico Staf ;)

[@Mobileblaster]

@@undiee glad you found it 😂 I duno what I've used just listen and think that el do haha👍💞

[@shopaccount6446]

Nice job, I guessing 40 bags of media, would medium grade give too course a finish? Nice video thanks.

[@Mobileblaster]

I duno how many I used but if I was to go again I would load the van with 30 on the hopes of using around 18/20 👌👍 and thx it's appreciated 👌💞

[@brucehufferd2497]

What size of tip,what kind of media

[@Mobileblaster]

Nozzle 9mm and crushed glass 👌

[@brucehufferd2497]

@@Mobileblaster ok thanks

[@Frank-bh3cm]

What is the output capacity of your compressor?

[@Mobileblaster]

I have a selection of 3 140 180 260 on this job I used 260

[@Sparkey]

X2 speed even better!

[@Mobileblaster]

I believe making it faster to show more in less time is better but some people have been saying they want to see normal speed with sound I duno about that as the sound is very loud haha

[@Sparkey]

@@Mobileblaster I meant 2x speed in the youtube controls makes it even faster. Keep up the great work and content! :)

[@FS-vz9kr]

No extraction system!? All the paint went straight into environment 🤨

[@Mobileblaster]

Your right water based paint and crushed glass. None carcinogenic this company owns the land the road is private road owned again by this company. 😊

[@MrDavid2124]

Hi how come you blend the media 0.4/1.4 ?

[@Mobileblaster]

I've been stung with these before fine in places is way too soft and in places perfect ya know them stuburn scabs that nearly comes off well dose but takes a long time. Them extra bits give it the bite to remove scabs and the finer keep the cut rate up. Got to remember I only get 1 hit with what media I load for the day too fine and it's going to be a very long day too course it's not going to be a nice finish possible course alot of damage. These loading shovels have a mix of heavy scabs and easy paint so cannot win really

[@Mobileblaster]

The way it comes is mostly finer and the extra bits just help out. Yeah it's a real pain to set the valve but doable 👍

[@MrDavid2124]

Interesting good vids 👍

[@laurencooper9679]

I live for time lapse and I love big projects like this, but I didn’t like cutting from one section to another

[@Mobileblaster]

Thanks you I try to cut the bits the camera don't pick up the action for long periods of time this helps squeeze a full day into 20 to 30 minutes 😬

[@Mobileblaster]

Oh sorry this was one of my 1st attempt of filming and I was still new to editing 😬

[@robinclausen555]

Should polish it now so you have a chrome tractor

[@Mobileblaster]

Don't fink you can polished a turd but you can role it in glitter 😂💞👍

[@Use_2024]

Для освежить можно и поверх покрасить, а если кап ремонт делать надо разбирать

[@Mobileblaster]

Да, конечно, но разобрать затраченные часы сделало бы стоимость этой работы недосягаемой.

[@breezeblockindustrie]

I pity the poor bugger that's getting to fix that one has it been in potash or a salt dome

[@Mobileblaster]

unsure all my job is to blast :)

[@Devo1987]

Music ?

[@Mobileblaster]

Not sure but all the music I use is available in youtube studio library free to use. 👌💞

[@lewismiller9281]

I need to do this to my bbq

[@Mobileblaster]

Cheapest way to restore a bbq would be take it too a powder coating company they have blast booths the can blast in and keep cost down 👍👌💞

[@AsitShouldBe]

i want to see the camera after that LOL

[@Mobileblaster]

😂😏👍💞

[@rickh.kammins3455]

Is ja ea scho a Pfusch wennst es de Maschin neda komplett zerleng kost.

[@Mobileblaster]

Could you translate please 💞😊

[@mantikor681]

Is hoid echt so

[@Frank-yl7ml]

Lager Bolzen Gelenke werden sich über das Strahlgut freuen.

[@MarcoAntonio-bg7jj]

you would need to dissaembly that machine I think

[@Mobileblaster]

The price and man hours wasn't in the job to do that sort of work 👍

[@wojciech8918]

Yes it worths :))

[@Mobileblaster]

Thx that's appreciated 💞👍 hears a quick vid for you 1 second

[@Mobileblaster]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJPCqXquftyceas some people was wanting to see the wheel get done this is the only footage that was useable its very poor doing wheels with the blow back of the dust but hears a quick video 👌

[@kristopebo9871]

Definitely not a shovel. It’s a loader. Front end loader.

[@Mobileblaster]

What's a shovel do? Scoops stuff up what's a front loader do yep you got it scoop stuff up. As a creator of content, I've to try new ways for the algorithm to see the videos I've lots of videos titled front loader you should try to start a channel you will know what I mean when you spend hours making videos for the fun of it for people to pick faults with 👍

[@uweuphoff4703]

Stümperarbeit. Nichts zerlegt, so über Kunststoffteile und schön den Sand in alle Lager blasen.

[@Mobileblaster]

Hi the price is not in the job to disassemble any parts plus I'm a sand blaster not a fitter :) Not quite sure how the rest translates but I can only do what my customer asks for (If I start adding costs to remove items etc then it puts the price of the job not worth doing). I could also charge for tenting it up to stop the dust entering the landscape. Again the price is not in the job to do this! The media used and paint removed is none carcinogenic and bio degradable so no real reason to add costs to something that's not needed. The translate mentions bearings these are totally fine and not to be worried about a fresh shot of grease and they will be as good as before. please note these units are designed to work in quarries and harsh environments some soft dust (fine glass) isn't going to course failure. Side note I'm not new to blasting loading shovels and heavy equipment I've been doing these for years the same way and nether had any issues with pipes, rams, wires or bearings. Have you any more questions or concerns?

[@verossavr3027]

now all glasses need to be replaced

[@Mobileblaster]

Why? 🤔

[@staticfanatic6361]

Anyone can do flat surfaces, let's see the complex surfaces!

[@Mobileblaster]

I invite you to have a look through my other videos 🤗👍

[@reidgilker4527]

#1 No No, Never sand blast a piece of heavy equipment,,the sand gets everywhere, hydraulic pumps and engine included,, i have seen this done and engines blow up shortly after because of it.

[@Mobileblaster]

Thx for your concern but most to all heavy equipment is designed to work in quarries or other very dusty environments alot worse than blasting 👍💞

[@reidgilker4527]

@@Mobileblaster only talking from from what i had witnessed with my own eyes, working in a dusty environment and blasting pressurized sand at something at 150+Lbs behind it is two different things completely. ,, just saying..

[@Mobileblaster]

@@reidgilker4527 Yes I agree it's 2 different things hitting 30mm steel with crushed glass to prepare the serface for paint isn't going to damage the steel. The other stuff like pumps pipes etc are designed to work in dusty environment like Engines and blowing up shortly after must be a total coincidence as I've nether witnessed this and I've blasted alot of heavy equipment & trucks 👌 What would your method be to remove rust paint etc and leave the serface ready to paint? I'm also hear to learn if I can get a better way to do things I will 💞

[@reidgilker4527]

@@Mobileblaster you wouldn't like to hear it,, But if rust is the problem you want to correct, to be safe, although it would be very time consuming and definitely not cost effective at the time, but it would be wise to remove everything mechanical, before hand, keeping in mind,, the cost of a rebuilt engine or transmission or the hydraulic pumps if your media found a way to get into any of it..

[@Mobileblaster]

@@reidgilker4527 for whats planned for this unit I don't fink future proofing it was a concern it needed to look good and fast turn around to get it back on site. I've done alot of these for the same company and they are more than happy with the results. I know what your saying if you wanted a proper job and be 100% like new the man hours involved would make it cheaper to buy new. This processes is to make it look fresh with as little effort/money as possible. Its nearly impossible to say that the shot will course damage to any parts as my experience doing these units I've not had 1 failure. And these units get worked hard after. Just a side note I have a skidsteer I've blasted and painted for my self 10 or so years ago and that gets worked every day and nothing has failed on that. I would say proof is in the pudding that engines pumps wires etc aren't damaged in the process the way I do things 👌💞

[@vastianocara1792]

and then it started raining...... :(

[@Mobileblaster]

No it was good that day if I remember correctly 👌💞

[@peterahjorter]

What an abused machine :-(

[@Mobileblaster]

Restored it back to life fresh lick of paint some repairs and this will be back on site doing its thing in no time 😊👌💞

[@Adamo19992]

No, doesnt worth

[@Mobileblaster]

sorry what?

[@Adamo19992]

@@Mobileblaster You ask on the end on the video is it worth? And I reply that doesnt worth

[@Mobileblaster]

@@Adamo19992 oh sorry it is ment to read is this video worth a 👍(thumbs up) 👌💞

[@thorstenludwig7871]

🌎🤔😞

[@Mobileblaster]

?

[@michaelammon2348]

Sorry mate, but I can't understand what the hell you are saying, virtually every word is unintelligible.

[@Mobileblaster]

I speak proper England I do haha on a serious note I've tried to tone my accent down aswell for youtube 😂 I need to try a little harder for the next one 👌💞

[@michaelammon2348]

@@Mobileblaster Thank you for your response, you will grow your channel with such humble self critique. Mad, mad respect to you sir. I will now Subscribe to your channel and follow your progression. I am in the USA, & we do speak differently, that is for sure. Cheers Mate..

[@Mobileblaster]

@@michaelammon2348 My town has very stong accent Barnsley south Yorkshire. 15 mile away Sheffield is noticeably different to me. Wired to say how small UK is on a map and how many different accents their is.

[@Mobileblaster]

@@michaelammon2348 oh and thx for the subscription it helps me grow as a creator not just the sub base but with youtubes algorithms 👌💞