Remove Stock Components
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This sand blaster was useless, Until I did this.
What happens here
The presenter begins by detaching the air hose from the front of the sandblaster by unscrewing it. Next, he removes the entire bottom valve assembly, which consists of a 3/8" ball valve attached to a small orifice, from the tank. He highlights that the small internal diameter of this original fitting is the main cause of the clogging issue.
Goal: Remove the restrictive factory fittings from the sandblaster to prepare for upgrades.
Tools and materials
- Adjustable Wrench Unspecified — Loosening and tightening fittings
- Original Air Hose Unspecified — Detached from the sandblaster
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