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Glad you like it! Thanks for watching!

Hey mate, Yes I do. I don't usually make a habit of distributing them though. Send me an email at josh@armouryenterprises.com to discuss. Cheers Josh.

Hi Chris, Plastic cabinets are $6000+gst with closed loop. Cheers Josh

Hey Simon, I responded by email but figured I would answer here too for anyone else wondering. I use AC grade glass beads (250-150 Micron) and Brown AO (125 - 106 Micron) at about a 50/50 mix. I have brown AO because that was what was in stock, but it clouds up the water very quickly. White may be better in this regard. Cheers Josh

This was on an aluminium twin cylinder 3hp unit. Rated at 12.5cfm Cheers Josh

@@ArmouryEnterprises Do you think having a shorter airhose would be beneficial on smaller compressors?

It can help, but it depends. If you have a 10m long 1/4" hose and you cut it down to 1m, it will have a small improvement. But if you have a 10m long 1/2" line, the difference would be practically imperceptible.

Hi Jerry, I make these up. I have printable files on my website for the brackets. It uses rigid 500mm 12v led strips, 2 500mm led extrusion lengths, factory style plugs to suit the standard power supply. You can get the parts from Ebay/Amazon/ Aliexpress. Cheers Josh

These use a slurry pump. I have tried setups that are siphon only but they seem much slower. Cheers Josh

Thanks for the sub!

​@@ArmouryEnterprisesit's ok & that engine turn out great in your video brilliant job buddy

@@RetroYamaha Hey Buddy, new account? Thanks, yeah I was pretty happy how it all came out.

Depends on whether you plan to run it in the cabinet or in a reservoir underneath. If you are only able to get a small pump, you don't want to have it lift too high. I usually aim at around 9000 - 18000l/h. I would recommend looking for a second hand submersible pump. You can get them pretty cheaply. You can make dishwasher pumps work, but there are a couple of restraints. The flow rate is relatively low, and they are not submersible so plumbing can be a bit more complicated.

@@joshhubbard5026That was really kind of you to take the time to share your knowledge with me. Very Happy to subscribe. Have an awesome day.

Hi Carl, Sorry I missed this message. All the parts except the corners/mounts came from Aliexpress. The corners are 3d printed. Thanks! Josh

Hello! And Thank you! The media used is glass bead - 250-150. Thank you for watching!

Danke für die Auskunft, hab ein schönen Sonntag noch!

@@giuseppefiorito5691 No problem! You too!

Hi Stephen, It depends on the setup. Usually 1/2". The smaller setups use a water solenoid with built in check valve. The larger setups use a brass 220v solenoid with a relay circuit and 12v trigger circuit. Thanks for watching!

Is there any particular 12v valve that work best?

Trying to! Still needs a lot of work. I picked the best angle to shoot the video 😄

This user's glass beads. 250-150 micron. I blast at 5.5bar to clean and 2.5-3bar to polish. Thanks for watching!

Hi Wayne. Personally I just leave it. Vapour blasting with glass bead closes the surface of the material and dirt doesn't stick in the same way as it would after dry blasting. Some people will protect the surface additionally with products like ACF-50, or by applying a clear coat. Cheers Josh

Hi Dean, Thanks for your message. Not at the now shop just yet, but at the old place there is a big copper ground rod. The newer gun I made works pretty well, its the old one I have issues with. Thanks for watching!

Thanks James, Yeah these are $6k NZD, so a bit under half the price of the Stainless cabinet I do in the same size. Looking at getting them into Australia, but sorting through logistics and tax/duty atm to work out whether it will still be viable or whether it will push the price too high. If I can sort that out I will look at other countries too. Cheers Josh

@@ArmouryEnterprises Interested in an Aus export

Hi, My email address is in the video description. If you send me an email, I can keep you updated with progress on getting them to Aus. Cheers Josh

count me in sir ..@@ArmouryEnterprises

Thanks mate! Hope you are doing well!

Hoping to iron out the last couple of issues and have it up within the next 4 weeks or so. Thanks for watching!

Hey mate! nah I just designed it and had it built, then did the development on it until I was happy. I have another company moulding the cabinets. New guns are fairly safe. They are pretty low amperage and comparatively low voltage too.

That depends on the advance of the tech. Currently laser rust removal systems are still very expensive. Eventually someone will figure out how to make them cheap and at that point, entry level sandblaster will be done. Vapour blasting may hold out a bit longer but eventually laser will advance to the point that you can adjust the surface finish and will displace vapour blasters too. I hope I understood your question correctly. Cheers

Yeah still here! A lot has happened in that time but keen to get back into making some content. Cheers!

Hi Dayallan, What work have you done so far to try and resolve the issue? Have you done the usual things like replacing ignition coils/plugs? Checked for vacuum leaks?

@ArmouryEnterprises hi hope you well I did not do anything yet and want to start by replacing the PCV valve and temp sensor first. Te car really drives beautifully when cold and I use 15w40 oil as the millage is 147k on the clock

Hi, I am good, thank you for asking. Definitely check out the PCV valves but with rough running while hot, I would look at the coil packs first.

@ArmouryEnterprises I will have a look at the coils as well thanks. How does one check if it is the problem?

Does it run rough while it is idling when hot?

Hi, Yes I did. Solved the problem immediately and I assume the part had been degrading for a while because it ran much better than it had for a long time after it was changed. Thanks for watching!

Hi, Threaded fitting is 1/2" BSP. Cheers!

@@ArmouryEnterprises that’s brilliant what size of hose would you suggest cheers

@@projectpassion3075 depends on the size of your pump and the size of the air compressor you will use. Usually 1/2" is fine for most hobby set ups. If you are running a high flow pump and over 24cfm I would go up to 5/8". Cheers!

Hi Jim, Yes I do, You can check out the different options on my website. www.armouryenterprises.com Cheers Josh

@@ArmouryEnterprises Thank you very much Josh for your reply. I will hit your website soon and buy the gear I need. It's very rare to find someone of your calibre, that share their knowledge, and freely help people genuinely. So over here in Oz we have a saying "your blood is worth bottling " this is what we say when a person proves themselves to be genuine. My friend your blood is worth bottling. Thanks again mate. Jim

@@jimwheatley4005 Hi Jim, Thanks for your kind message! I always enjoy seeing other peoples success in building their own setups! Kind regards Josh