Portable Sand Blaster - Any Good?

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Portable Sand Blaster - Any Good?

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23-07-20, 04:59

Tony Smith Tony Smith is offline

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Hey, Lionel.

No specific mention of a sandblster in the listing, but there's an interesting auction in Bundy this weekend with lots of workshop equipment: https://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/bund...cks/1252473810

I see some good stuff in the pics!

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