DIY Sandblaster

[@Kezat]

I love how you go from "junk" to something that looks like it could function to what looks like a finished product one could buy at your local hardware store. Fantastic videos, inspiring to watch and I always learn something each time I watch one.

[@duane1234561]

Plasma cutting on the lathe = pure genius

[@lorenzopena1919]

gracias por tu video

[@Schlorg]

Yeah, thougth that too, but i was a little bit worried of the high frequency start... May be not a Problem on a old lathe, if disconnected from the power grid... but on a modern lathe with electronic controls, or a frequency converter this could cause some problems...

[@vojislavdragic5090]

You can precision weld like that too

[@RSST662]

Should’ve been vertical , instead of horizontal , to avoid any accidental explosions .

[@Jhet]

"I created a sandblaster so I can sandblast the sandblaster I created"

[@remige2006]

+Jhetner You just witnessed an insestuous creation.....

[@Jhet]

+remige2006 mind blowing!

[@billysgeo]

yeah!!!!!!!!

[@KronicNitron]

ikr

[@johnfillups4484]

He built a good sandblaster, just look at the sandblaster he sandblasted with the sandblaster!

[@inventorbobs]

You the man ! Thanks for sharing , no telling how many people you have touched , no telling how many projects you have started .

[@habiks]

Your channel really lives up to its name.

[@peggyt1243]

That is a badass sandblaster. You are very creative!

[@MakeitExtreme]

Glad you like it! :)

[@tookabdallahriooo8224]

A great way but what is it put sand and iron filings

[@tookabdallahriooo8224]

A great way but what is it put sand and iron filings

[@rizalnurrokhim8159]

Thats why people call thiss as "Make It Extreme" .Awesome guys! Good Job

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you my friend! :)

[@vongim1838]

Make it Ext

[@jozsefiro5487]

evita dal

[@rochester7051]

There's something so mesmerizing about MAKING a tool; it's absolutely fascinating to watch.

[@mulberryworkshop]

So... by putting water in to the tank, as is more dense than the gases, you can ensure that nothing is left in to the bottle and you just do it extreme enough without loosing any part of your body by a explosion.

[@fixt100]

+crazybird2007 because creating a pressurized vessel without having the welds/construction certified is totally above board.

[@big65mopar]

Filling the tanks with water prevents any residual gasses from igniting and exploding during the cutting process. While you are right that the welds should be certified for pressure vessels the tanks he's made are not critical use and the rubber diaphragms at the top will leak pressure as the material he used is not necessarily rated for moderate to high PSI. Still though I would have tig welded the work instead of mig welding it because mig welds are not rated for the kind of strengths required for pressure vessels as is tig and stick welding.

[@ketankadam5669]

lmao

[@freelectron2029]

@@big65mopar your wrong on everything you said. are you just commenting because you like to sound informaed and authoritive? i think so.

[@big65mopar]

@@freelectron2029 Guess you don't think do you. Mig welds are not used in critical welding in military applications and nuclear applications because the welds are not on the same level of reliability as stick or tig. Filling the tanks with water reduces and or eliminates the volume of potential explosive gas, this is something done on fuel tanks. Not all rubber material is made the same so it's not rated the same nor can it be used in all applications involving pressurized gasses / liquids.

[@tomherd4179]

You really have SUPER skills. I think you could make just about anything!! Thanks for showing us so much.

[@HellenicArtofclay]

Συγχαρητήρια!!! Εύγε!!! Μπράβο!!! Αυτό είναι τό μέλλον τής Ελλάδος. Καί πάλι συγχαρητήρια.

[@remige2006]

You deeply broke my heart, when I saw you, cutting the tanks, over the lathe, with your plasma torch. Not even a tiny bit of protection over the bed......don,t you know that these magnificient beast are on the edge of extinction.... But I love your work....and I won,t submit your case to the IAOLO (International Association of Old Late Owner). LOL

[@richardsoundoffical1000]

remige2006 with the Sandblaster you can rebuild your Lathe machine from scratch 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@noblink4619]

finally a video that i straight forward with out 10 minutes of talking and 2 minutes of doing.........good job guys

[@NickFerry]

your channel is on fire - all the best - great build as well!

[@MakeitExtreme]

+Nick Ferry Thank you very much Nick! :)

[@xgameshark6411]

Lo

[@ocallaghanm5]

Wow.The work of a genius.Great piece of engineering.I am shocked at your ingenuity.

[@MakeitExtreme]

Glad you like it! :)

[@ScrapwoodCity]

Amazing work as always! Really creative the way you used the lathe and the cutter!

[@MakeitExtreme]

+Scrap wood City Thanks man! :)

[@Thaslughy]

Could have used carbide cutter though 😜

[@mikaelliebendorfer1972]

Nice

[@SegoMan]

A few shares from my builds over the years: 8:40 should have been a cross for clean out A rubber backing disc for sanding makes a good top valve also. Use a traffic cone for a funnel

[@brukernavnfettsjit]

A plasma lathe! haha love it ^^

[@fambuild]

What is with the critics? Start your own channel and do anything creative... except negative comments... because they are stupid and irrelevant. This dude is a very talented fabricator! Good stuff!

[@danthemakerman]

Damn that was cool. So when are you guys going to make a jet pack? We all know that's were this is headed...

[@pdufusc]

AND I THOUGHT MY SHADE TREE SHOP was equipped!?!?!?!? These folks have left me something to aspire tooooooo. Excellent job men.

[@erichershberger3733]

Great video! Why did you use two tanks instead of one? Does it increase the capacity?

[@nextstorming3908]

It doubles capacity and lasts longer

[@noloafingwgas]

+Eric's garage I would have thought it enables you to use two different grits/sands without having to empty

[@nextstorming3908]

Simon Bennett you only need one grit when blasting

[@EnsVibes]

Depends on what you are blasting... thin metal could bend by the friction thats why the sand used is thinner

[@xenonram]

NeXTSTORMING There are literally dozens of different blasting media from glass beads to walnut shells to apricot pits to corn cob.... etc.

[@ledsalv1]

this is the best channel , for whom like scrap.

[@koizora8251]

very nice build I enjoyed ur videos from love Saudi arabia

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you! :)

[@StraitD2]

Plasma torch and machining lathe... now I've seen it all. Nice

[@Tsagami]

The plasma cutter is a very nice tool!

[@chillaxter13]

Now if you only had a tent-like space to make recovery of your blasting media easy... You could probably build something like a blasting booth pretty easily... I look forward to the video! Great job, and keep it up! I love watching these!!!

[@DIYTyler]

Dude....WOW! How big an air compressor you have?

[@israelguillen365]

Tyler G sand blaster

[@richardgurrin4568]

Tyler G ',,''g

[@yogisykes]

8 bar maybe,

[@Xziriz]

you need 5hk compressor for this, minimum.

[@wesleycastner4860]

U must be new n missed name of channel

[@AxelTiger]

3:36 - I like the idea of using the sand blaster to sandblast your sandblaster, nice work!

[@iHeartDawnKeyes]

Forced cannibalism.

[@noneck8166]

Impressive......but a $25 sand blasting gun and a bucket will do the same job.....i made a blast cabinet out of a library book trolley and street signs....be nice to have your lathe and rollers though!.....swap ya?

[@graemedavis2246]

Went outside to try this myself and realized that i didn't have a rotary saw, plasma cutter, lathe, tig welder, pneumatic tools, air compressor, or 50 gallon propane tanks... Ya'll got serious skills though! That thing works great and looks fantastic! I loved the ending when you cleaned it up. Awesome video!

[@dreadbrown]

Six minutes in and I'm thinking damn that would be about a weeks worth of work for me and there's at least six more minutes to go lol

[@GoalOrientedLifting]

And how much does all those materials cost?

[@mwils51]

Is it ok if I am jealous? awesome video, thanks for sharing!

[@GriffinShowVideos]

Uses a sandblaster to sandblast a sandblaster

[@mhks68]

Sandblastception!

[@jacobjensen6459]

Griffin Monahan pp

[@texasblaze1016]

He built the first sandblaster sandblaster

[@KodenameKrusty]

Professional job of visualizing a project from beginning to end.

[@gunnarstahl2741]

use the sand blaster to sandblast itself

[@jonbingham7763]

I am blown away by your skill level! And can't believe I didn't come across your channel sooner. Subscribed!

[@ArmageddonAfterparty]

I didn't know the gas-bottle had to be empty, typing this with my front left tooth.

[@nathanr.8556]

😂

[@timobreumelhof88]

lol

[@mattlindsayb9856]

I am so jealous of the ability and equipment shown here

[@AB-ng7zc]

nice and easy very good project

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you! :)

[@MrMonkeykiller1996]

love it, using the tool you're making to make the tool you're making (9:55 ish)

[@TheCESARLL]

I like your videos, you are artists

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you! :)

[@robbieevans7022]

Your an artist punctuation

[@holmgren04]

You're*

[@ianschifsky2220]

What a compliment. You're so good, you're more than just one artist. Lol, sorry I had to

[@a.b.5372]

Have a home built sand blaster similar to that but my cousin built it. He has a professional one now so he gave me his built one. It works pretty good not quite as fast as this one but still works decent. I Put new cab corners and rockers on my truck used it to blast the rust off it. Also let neighbor use it a few times has saved me bunch of money over years. Decent build man I like it Thumbs up!

[@ajl9491]

you are ingenious and maybe a genius!

[@dmarlinadm]

SANDBLQSTING

[@johnwurst6691]

Very creative use of scrap gas bottles! I love your style. Being a pressure vessel I'd put more care into the welds but that is just me.

[@jackrab41]

DIY..... After about 50g worth of tools

[@jonny828828]

All the tools he uses are definitely not worth 50 grand

[@TheAmazingKraken]

most of what he used, he built

[@CafeenMan]

I get your point and the point of people who responded but even the tools he built have a lot of cash in them. But then he isn't demonstrating how to get by on the cheap. KZbin is filled with crap people built for almost nothing. He builds tools that will last forever and he invests in them appropriately.

[@theindependentthinker4282]

Jack Jensen my not really about ten but still alot of time and planning I've been doing auto body about last twenty years so I have all the tools but for somebody just to use once definetly alot

[@martyfitz1254]

haters are going to hate on genius... yea they use some convenient tools but for the most part you could make this for way less then 50g. yea some money in tools. plasma cutter $250, mig welder $550, drill press $100, the lathe is not needed, the roller not needed, drill bits for drill, metal chop saw $300. then its just material. yea those are cheap tools but hey, you don't always need to pick you kids up in a rolls royce...

[@Joebunkyss1]

wow im only half way though.....and i bow down to your welding skills.....above all..... your tool collection.....

[@DilipMuralidaran]

Fucking awesome. Love your work and also how exceptionally well this video is edited and presented in such a "crisp", no bullshit manner. Subscribed!

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you so much! :)

[@muhmmadali6065]

Super super duper never I feel like same as any videos before once in KZbin very good well done

[@GarageWoodworks]

Awesome!

[@MakeitExtreme]

+GarageWoodworks Thanks! :)

[@matts_.4494]

Awesome video! Your design and fabrication are fantastic. And I like the fact that you don't explain every step of the way. Now I know what to do with that big propane tank that's been sitting around in the back of my garage

[@shiznapps]

I can definitely do this my self at home, just gotta remember where i left my tig welder, grinder, and plasma cutter. Hmmm, maybe they're in my garage behind my bike.

[@H4rleyBoy]

I couldn't see how it was piped up for media, but one bit of advice we got was if you need an elbow, instead use a tee with one branch blocked of with a stop end, this is because an elbow wears out as the media changes direction, whereas if you use a tee the media blocks the unused branch and can never wear out. Seemples :) :) thanks for many excellent videos

[@andrewcartinger2455]

Motherlovers, what part of this is DIY ??? do it yourself means easy, simple and affordable. What they do on the video is almost an industrial revolution, how many people have the means they do ?

[@jamesm6638]

I mean... most people have tools

[@tomwhent8073]

I really like the circle cutter attachment design.

[@BudionoSukses]

Hi, what kind of welding machine do you use?

[@MisterRorschach90]

Probably made it himself out of a heap of scrap metal, a few microwaves, and the gas despenser from a gas pump. Lol

[@sitamaheshvlogs]

MIG & TIG

[@Agent_of_Grim]

That was a mig welder

[@VangelisGaitatzis]

Excellent craftsmanship. Remain Speechless.

[@poppypuppy5372]

Seems like an awful lot of effort. How much for a used sandblaster?

[@dad4life269]

Poppy Puppy a lot more than this.

[@rafaelalves1289]

It is not because of the price..it s Because of all the great job at welding..machining all the creativity..etc..

[@BonsaiZen]

Is not about the value, is about views and subscribers, who gonna watch a video of someone baying a sandblaster??

[@marcos1689]

Epic MIE, you guys are industrial monsters!

[@jamesdallas-middleton1807]

make your own ? OK if you got a fully equipped workshop.

[@martijnhazendonk9087]

you really don't need most of the stuff he has, just less work with his equipment+he can make some extra's which are not actually needed

[@ninguemvj]

I believe there´s a difference between "make your own" and "make it your own".

[@GothRocker21]

Replace plasma with an angle grinder, you could probably get by with a cheap arc welder, a few drill bits and such. I still don't understand the reasoning behind cutting the whole tank in half. Why not just have an opening that you can seal with a valve for loading, and just lightly blow it out before closing it?

[@big65mopar]

You don't need a fully equipped shop to make your own, I've made various tools without a fully equipped shop and just finished making a metal brake, tool cart, and fence stretcher with nothing more than a drill, drill bits, angle grinder with cutting wheel and a hobby mig welder.

[@big65mopar]

Cutting the tanks in half makes a larger container allowing for more blast media. He could have did away with this step by going with 2 large 4ft tall tanks but those are not as common or cheap as the standard backyard BBQ tanks that he used.

[@Dragon90815a]

This is a professional build don't let them fool you.

[@LesTutosdUneMinute]

Nice

[@MakeitExtreme]

+Astuces de Trente Secondes - Must Kunst Thanks!

[@sonicsphincter6]

I'm sure there's some way you could utilize this as a water jet of sorts. Probably more for soft materials and decorative work, maybe etching? I love your work, and this is among my favorite projects that I watch again and again.

[@Fuellable]

Fucking great job my friend!

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you!

[@Rankaisija867]

Your videos is probably most hypnotizing ever! 💪

[@MakeitExtreme]

:)

[@uguzmustafa9567]

vvv

[@Δημήτρης-η4ρ]

Now....try it on your arm and tell us the results!

[@FGX318]

Awesome built up ! It involved a fair amount of work and a good level of craftsmanship. Congratulations !

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you! :)

[@newtonraymond77]

there's nothing DIY about this

[@Pushyhog]

These guys are off the hook, broke the chain.

[@doorguner01]

I liked how you made it look like a military flamethrower

[@gremlinsbreath]

Sandblaster = One of those tools that makes you go looking for things to clean (blast).

[@ErABJIT]

may you help me i have a one question which sand beads you used for sand blasting?

[@anonimoanonimo4544]

That was a heck of a lot of work for something as simple as a sandblaster, I think you migh'te overengineered it not just a bit, a lot.

[@TehHijack]

This thing will probably out live you because of how over engineered it is.

[@JJose-22]

The channel is named "make it extreme" so i think what they did is what they are supposed to do :D

[@anuruddhadissanayake5438]

most sophisticated diy project ever

[@ahmedismail9140]

You got me when you used the plasma cutter with lathe , damn I didn't thought about before,,, really nice video

[@ivanwalker3522]

If 'Make it EXTREME' made larger, it would probably be the best larger in the world.

[@rubielantoniogarciabautist4707]

hello how are you , I congratulate you on your channel full of ingenuity and creativity. My question is the two tanks are filled with sand or there is one for air and the other for sand. Thanks I hope your answer

[@calatis4u]

One of the best video I've ever seen. Congrats.

[@fasousa4798]

Very nice build bud. Maybe welding a funnel type collar on top of the containers would ease pouring sand in them with out using that wrap around rubber sheet? It would be cleaner at least. where are you from? Im from Portugal and we use the very same type of propane containers

[@astbrnrd]

🤔 So, build the sandblaster to sandblast the sandblaster.... Sounds like an exhibit meme from a while back 👌😂 just an awesome build! Ty for the upload

[@abdurahmanali846]

That's the first video that I watched for you since 6 yrs 👀

[@jandastroy]

I love that circle cutting jig so much

[@lemoinexavier]

Finally the real Mc Giver!! Loved this video!

[@tisgg5930]

Θα ήθελα και μια επεξήγηση για τα εξαρτήματα που χρησιμοποιείτε σε κάθε κατασκευή αλλά και τον λόγο που τα χρησιμοποιείτε. Κατά τα άλλα σας συγχαίρω για τις εξαιρετικές κατασκευές σας και ως προς τη σύλληψη των ιδεών αλλά και ως προς την υλοποίηση αυτών.

[@jumukene65]

Hello make it extreme verry nice project but i have some questions how big compressor or can u tell me the pressure or airflow of the comprssor?

[@nikkodiaz9765]

watch again @10:35~10:42

[@PBS-nm1uu]

great video wish u explained the later part of the video what u used to make the hose and the connection for the gun etc thanks again

[@MadMax-yv7ib]

Safety tip: Always make the hidrostatic test before start, using 2x the work pressure on test. Nice project, steam is a good propelent too, and meke more damage :0

[@ianschifsky2220]

You know... I pushed pause so I could follow the steps as you did them but I got out in the garage and realized that my nuclear robotic plasma cutter is down. Go figure ha. If I had a nickel... Thanks tho guys, this was very helpful. This could potentially tank the sand blasting service industry. Seriously, if too many people find out that they can have their very own sand blaster for a measly what, $30,000 in equipment to build it? Can you imagine? Hahaha. This is hardly a diy vid but very cool gentlemen. I'm sure I speak for most people that watch this, we're all jeleaous and would love to be able to just throw together a fabrication with precision and have a final product worthy of a store shelf but in all reality, a diy sandblaster would be more like a fancy 5 gallon bucket(fancy as in brand new and not the one in the corner of the garage that has to be rinsed first for the glue to stick) with a fabricated funnel glued to the bottom for better gravity feed. Bro, I would have to save up for just the nuts and bolts to make one of those badboys. Very cool either way but now I'm embarrassed to show people what I made.

[@cfsotto]

Great job...!! Greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina!!

[@dekebell3307]

You're a hell of a craftsman! This is very, very cool!

[@RenatSavi]

Nice GUys, Really NICE Work you do, and a goood DIY nature and instincts you have. How long did this crafting take time a week, or a couple, and how long did the planing take ? Or was it mostly a copy with little modification ?

[@ananthasayanamananthasayan2062]

Best audio and vedio presentation. Super design

[@WoodenCreationz]

WOW! My mouth was hanging open the entire video... You guys are so freaking good......... Loved the video and what it could do at the end!

[@mr.marpaung951]

What a work Mr. George. But i have one question. How many PSI of the Compressor needed to make it work at maximum performance? Wanna make this amazing tool soon. And a little help with answering my question will be just Great.

[@paulwoort3420]

U make it look so easy

[@yepsure4319]

Love this!what is the purpose behind bolting the tanks together with that flange rather than welding it together as a single unit?

[@This1unbox]

you sir have just earned a new subscriber.

[@MakeitExtreme]

+This1Unbox Thank you so much! :)

[@rtfletcher1987]

Might knock off work 1/2 hr early tomorrow to make one before tea. Looks straight forward enough

[@thanhtu1224]

I sincerely thank you, for your inventions bring me more production knowledge and more ideas. Wish you health

[@eltonm.t.873]

In order to make it extreme, one's gotta have extreme equipments to get it done!