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Old 08-28-11 | 05:55 PM
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Bikes: Ritchey Outback 12-speed Ultegra Di2, previous bikes starting with the earliest: Lambert, Giant FCR3, Cannondale Synapse Carbon 105, Specialized Roubaix SL4 Comp Ultegra Di2, Gunnar Sport 105/Ultegra Di2.

Good choice, the glass beads, but they will eat through cardboard, or plastic, and then pieces of your cabinet will fall into the media and clog-up the gun when you recycle the beads. Consider building a wooden cabinet lined with sheet metal. A portion of your glass beads will turn to dust from impact so you'll probably need more than the 5 pounds. You'll need a window in your cabinet to see what you are doing and evening length rubber gloves to protect your hands and arms. Through your window, you won't see much, other than flying dust, unless you hook a small shop vacuum to the cabinet to pull out that dust. You'll also need a filtered inlet to allow air in for the vacuum.
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