VAPOUR BLASTER ➨ vaporhoningtechnologies.com/ AIR COMPRESSOR ➨ www.pilotair.com.au/ MY EMAIL ➨ caferacergarage07@gmail.com SHOP ➨ www.caferacergarageshop.com/ ALL Tools & Parts ➨ www.amazon.com/shop/caferacergarage Music I use, FREE TRIAL ➨ bit.ly/2OR9jRq - AMAZING for TH-camrs
AUSSIES THAT WANT VAPOUR BLASTING DONE, Grab a bucket from Bunnings, or a Box and fill it with parts, slap a label on it and I will post them back to you looking like new :) My email is in the description box of this video to get more info
Hi Dan as always good videos. A Vapour blaster is a great addition to your arsenal. By the way I’m in Brisbane I’ve been following you since you began your first build. I’m also into custom bike building restorations and you’ve taught me quite a few tricks thank you. I’ve built my own vapour blaster from one of those trade tools dry sand blasting cabinets I bought the plans for it from I think Damien enterprises from NZ he sells home made nozzles and how to build , so I fished out $10 bucks and had a go best I’ve ever done. I’ve made mine with a bucket underneath the hopper which houses the pump for ease of changing blast media. Take out the pump change media add water reset and go takes another 5 to 10 minutes. I’m building 1984 K100 RS I’m at wiring stage haven’t started yet but will do this week pending time. It’s because of your videos I went with moto gadget blue led lights mirrors and the list goes on. Thank you for being an inspiration to us all. Regards John
This is fantastic and I'm so happy I'm able to inspire you and point you in the right direction, I thought of making one myself as I have a good friend that did this, Always comes down to time and not everyone has our skills or tools to make stuff like this so a plug and play unit is the best option for a lot of people
Hi, I have only come across your channel recently. I have retired and now live in Tasmania. I have some old 2 stroke road bikes from the 70s I am working on and find you have a lot of knowledge that will help me. Cheers
🇦🇺 Aussie born and bred 🇦🇺 From Lithgow NSW! Working on getting my first house /workshop then it's time to start shopping for my first project bike! Your videos have been a huge inspiration Dan, keep it up!!!
Just bought a good used pilot air K25 today. Was watching some videos and got routed to yours. Glad to hear how highly you speak of them. Hope it’s still performing well for you. Cheers.
Thanks, I am in the UK, there is a two stage compressor available here from Machine Mart that requires a 30amp supply but your suggestion of running each motor from a 15amp supply is interesting as that is exactly what I have. Thanks Mark
If you're not already using it, I'd suggest picking up a bottle of Rustlick B. Its a concentrated rust inhibitor that you add a little bit to your tank water and any steel parts blasted in the tank won't flash rust. It works great. A gallon of it will last you for some time.
Had the same issue with FAD , then decided to reinvent the wheel , I no longer use compressed air and use compressed water 😎👍 I built my vapour blaster for under $2K and could of done it cheaper but chose to modify my existing hare & forbes blasting cabinet that cost me $1300 been blasting for 40 years and my advice is to experiment with different blast media and mixes 👍
🇦🇺 from Victoria. Love your channel. I never miss an episode. Quality content, extremely well filmed and none of the usual TH-cam dramatics. A pleasure to watch
Thank you for leading me on to this technology. I just bought a sand-blasting cabinet a few weeks ago. Now want to convert it into a wet blasting cabinet. =)
Awesome work mate, Just be mindful of rust over time but I'm sure you know that, These are HDPE Plastic and very strong so maybe look into coating yours or even have a dry and wet cabinet as that's what I have.
I run 2 air compressors to a storage tank If I really need a lot of air for coating removal Single air compressor 18 cfm is fine for glass bead finish I also make cabinets Axis Vapor Honing Industries can also help out if you would like to add a closed loop system
🇦🇺 victoria.. awesome finish but dont recon most people have $4500 to $5900 for a compressor or $2500 to $10000 for a vapor honing technologies cabinet. Lol love your videos mate keep it up.. out of interest maybe you could do a guide on how to vapor blast an entire engine. How to keep the media out of the engine ect.
🇦🇺 The garage envy is reeeeeeeeeal!!! Up in Brisbane mate. Your vids are great, methodical, and excellent for informing and educating. I’m doing an XT600 build atm, every time I’ve got a question for TH-cam, your vids are there and explaining your work in a way that myself, and obviously everyone else can understand. Thanks for the lessons, keep it up! Now to consider if I’m patient enough to find a vapour blaster or to keep on with the fabbing up prior to teaching myself how to weld before I start de-tabbing and frame looping! Thanks again mate and well done! Ps - sounds like that vapour blast cabinet could do with an Aussie dealer/distributor.....
Thank you mate I’m glad to be of help. I’ve been acquiring tools ever since I can remember and had to get certain tools for jobs that I’ve had. I’m glad my videos are going to good use have an amazing day and can’t wait to see the XT600
Your films are getting better and better! Well done. That Copenhagen bottle opener could be a nice tankbadge. And at the end, I thought the gloves would move! Nice touch with the pumpkin.
awesome setup you now have with the new blaster and compressor, will be keeping an eye on you metioning doing some blasting from home. I live in 2614 postcode and am currently converting half my garage into a workshop. Would love to have the vapour blaster but looks way too expensive for me! I have a 1983 Z650 to turn into a scrambler and a 1976 Ducati 750ss to restore. Currently riding a 2016 Lowrider S with the Sreming Eagle 117 kit, and a few other mods, and a GTR1400. Love your channel!
Hi, Kevin, I'm only a postage drop away if you need some parts blasted and don't end up buying a machine of your own. buy a bucket from bunnings, fill it with parts, slap a label on it and they will come back looking like new :)
Wow great! And this is so coincidental! I really made a study out of the vaporblasters last year since I vaporblasted my previous project. I wanted to do the upcoming ones and parts myself. Outsoarcing it is very expensive. The big aircompressor which needs 380 volts was my biggest issue (together with the size of the thing). And these blasters cost a fortune. There are only two companies in Holland who do commercial vaporblasting which demonstrates how unique the technique is. The most important benefit is that this technique slaps the metal surface flat rather than opening it up which is done with for instance sandblasting. Therefore you bring your material back in original state and keep it protected from the elements and it won't rust. Btw, were you inspired by my vapor blasted engines? I am pretty sure I told you about it the other day?
Hi mate it’s been a long time 😋. Hope you are well, yes it is very unique and I remember us talking about it :) I’ve got loads of people interested in it as well as want parts blasted. When is your next cafe racer project starting? I’m sure you have loads i’ve guys waiting for that on your channel
@@CafeRacerGarage I too thought to help some people out when I would have the cabinet. Loads and loads of people would be helped with the parts vapor blasted. Especially when we only have two people in Holland where you can bring your parts to. I upload some bike related video's once in a while. I have some great ones comming up where I will upgrade my ST1300 dashboard with different color LED's. There is no DIY video on TH-cam for that so people are dying to see it if I beleive the forums and comments. And my Chiefpep #2 isn't sold yet... So need space and cashflow first before starting a new one 😉
Norman Ashworth came up with the wet Blasting cabinet in the 1950's, nothing has changed, nothing new here!! Just a carry on copy of an Abrasive Developments machine!!
Dan, what have you found is the best mix ratio, media in pounds to water in gallons (if its metric, no worries mate I can convert)? I've look at big industrial units and their suggestions was 15-25% but don't give an explanation of how it is determined...
Interesting I wonder if you could blast your parts on the bike... Apparently not much to damage when it comes to rubbers so hoses should be fine, potentially even the wiring would be ok... Provided the intake is properly sealed and carby too and obviously the surrounding parts are protect perhaps by some thick tarp or rubber mats... I wonder if that is reasonably doable, Iean imagine you could roll the bike in "mask it up" and blast it all without having to remove it... That would be a game changer. I know a 3D laser engraver can be calibrated to skin parts clean but probably too much labour without a dedicated 3D scanner and software. Maybe it is worth a try you know blasting these parts on the bike and see if it is viable to be done.
Hey Dan, did you try running both of your other compressors concurrently? I’m in a similar position but only have a smaller version pilot air around 8cfm connected to a 200l external tank. I’m thinking I’ll either have to upgrade or pick up another one cheap and potentially run 2 at the same time. Would this work you think?
Hey mate you could potentially do that but you will find that one will empty faster than the other and you’ll be waiting for it to build up air And therefore give you an inconsistent finish when blasting
oioioi vapour blasting looks good. My belt grinder runs a VFD to power the 3 phase motor i wonder if that would be more cost effective way to go . No idea though cause a vfd is around $600-$700 and never looked into a 3 phase air compressor. Cheers 4 sharing sir.
Thank you mate and yes there is always another way to do things but cost is a big part of that every time unfortunately :) thank you for the idea tho, I never thought of that.
@@CafeRacerGarage i moved from broadbeach in the Goldy to Sihanoukville in Cambodia and all i can find are little 125 scooters or dirt biles lol. Keep up the fantastic work 😉
Extraordinary, Dan! Nice pieces of machinery... makes one wonder how the machine’s gloves stand up to the blasting material? Enjoy your Sunday there, Mate! 🏍👍🏍
Surprisingly they reckon the gloves last a long time, that & the media you use and maybe some gun tips are the only expenses after purchasing the machine so it’s a great rig that’s for sure.
Hey brother it’s best to jump on their website or shoot them an email/phone call, I don’t work for the company so I’m unsure what the exact prices are for each model, however, they are very and helpful in making sure you get the right machine for you, and their customer service is next level 😁
Happy to do your blasting for you :) The blaster was imported from the USA so no suppliers on the coast as yet. They are the best units on the market today hands down.
As always Dan great brekkie video . Guess that was what you had delivered in the last one . Love the cabinet its 1 hell of an improvement on a dry media cabinet .same issue in UK with the compressor want a biggie get 3 phase ..household not many choices available looks belt drive so its gonna be a nice quiet one compared to the direct ones . Love the "pumpkin" just gonna play with a couple myself lol .have a great Halloween. Thanks again
Thank you Gary, I wasn't aware the UK had this same issue, I'm glad I made this video now to show some other options for guys like us. That gas pumpkin was a fun project :)
@@CafeRacerGarage cheers Dan yup anything over 3hp on the motors or about 100lt tabk size you can modify to a 16 amp socket which is like the caravan plugs or site 110v plugs . Wont fit the 3 pin 13 amp 240 household supply anything bigger 3 phase .. Quick question if i may when you plasma cut do you drag your tip in the metal or try to keep it a bit off the metal . Im just starting with a cut 50 pilot arc and not exactly sure on if i hold it away or drag it. Thanks Dan
Very nice is it the same unit Taylor from classic octane uses?I been looking to invest in one of these units did you get yours from the USA or is there a local supplier? I looked on their website looks high quality.oi oi oi. Sydney.
This came from the USA and its the next model up from Taylor's vaporhoningtechnologies.com/vh800p-b-open-loop/ Taylor's model wont work in Au due to the 110v pump used
OI OI OI. Mate, those side mirrors you got, I bought the same ones for my gs500 (We spoke about it on Instagram). This could potentially be another video on a potential CafeRracerG method of fixing a cheapo side mirror, but, I had a kid walk too close to my side mirror and it pushed it way out of whack, when i realigned the mirror, i noticed that the mirrors were very loose now, long story short, the paint around the bearing joint wore away, so now i'm looking at a type of rubber or some sort of solution.
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VAPOUR BLASTER ➨ vaporhoningtechnologies.com/
AIR COMPRESSOR ➨ www.pilotair.com.au/
MY EMAIL ➨ caferacergarage07@gmail.com
SHOP ➨ www.caferacergarageshop.com/
ALL Tools & Parts ➨ www.amazon.com/shop/caferacergarage
Music I use, FREE TRIAL ➨ bit.ly/2OR9jRq - AMAZING for TH-camrs
I'm a professional vapour blaster, polisher, restorer and loved watching your video :)
AUSSIES THAT WANT VAPOUR BLASTING DONE, Grab a bucket from Bunnings, or a Box and fill it with parts, slap a label on it and I will post them back to you looking like new :) My email is in the description box of this video to get more info
It’s great to see an Aussie at work
Hi Dan as always good videos. A Vapour blaster is a great addition to your arsenal. By the way I’m in Brisbane I’ve been following you since you began your first build. I’m also into custom bike building restorations and you’ve taught me quite a few tricks thank you. I’ve built my own vapour blaster from one of those trade tools dry sand blasting cabinets I bought the plans for it from I think Damien enterprises from NZ he sells home made nozzles and how to build , so I fished out $10 bucks and had a go best I’ve ever done. I’ve made mine with a bucket underneath the hopper which houses the pump for ease of changing blast media. Take out the pump change media add water reset and go takes another 5 to 10 minutes. I’m building 1984 K100 RS I’m at wiring stage haven’t started yet but will do this week pending time. It’s because of your videos I went with moto gadget blue led lights mirrors and the list goes on. Thank you for being an inspiration to us all.
Regards John
This is fantastic and I'm so happy I'm able to inspire you and point you in the right direction, I thought of making one myself as I have a good friend that did this, Always comes down to time and not everyone has our skills or tools to make stuff like this so a plug and play unit is the best option for a lot of people
Hi, I have only come across your channel recently. I have retired and now live in Tasmania. I have some old 2 stroke road bikes from the 70s I am working on and find you have a lot of knowledge that will help me. Cheers
🇦🇺 Aussie born and bred 🇦🇺
From Lithgow NSW! Working on getting my first house /workshop then it's time to start shopping for my first project bike! Your videos have been a huge inspiration Dan, keep it up!!!
Thats awesome Thank you so much 😊
Just bought a good used pilot air K25 today. Was watching some videos and got routed to yours. Glad to hear how highly you speak of them. Hope it’s still performing well for you. Cheers.
🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰. Nice to see something from my little country in north. Your videos are great inspiration👍💪
Thanks, I am in the UK, there is a two stage compressor available here from Machine Mart that requires a 30amp supply but your suggestion of running each motor from a 15amp supply is interesting as that is exactly what I have. Thanks Mark
Clarke? I have a big single phase Clarke with twin pumps, in needs a 16amp plug and then wired into the fuse box on a separate 40amp breaker.
If you're not already using it, I'd suggest picking up a bottle of Rustlick B. Its a concentrated rust inhibitor that you add a little bit to your tank water and any steel parts blasted in the tank won't flash rust. It works great. A gallon of it will last you for some time.
Thank you mate, Im not using that brand bout another one, however not real happy with the one I got unfortunately
Had the same issue with FAD , then decided to reinvent the wheel , I no longer use compressed air and use compressed water 😎👍 I built my vapour blaster for under $2K and could of done it cheaper but chose to modify my existing hare & forbes blasting cabinet that cost me $1300 been blasting for 40 years and my advice is to experiment with different blast media and mixes 👍
Thank you mate this is awesome :)
🇦🇺 from Victoria. Love your channel. I never miss an episode. Quality content, extremely well filmed and none of the usual TH-cam dramatics. A pleasure to watch
Thank you for leading me on to this technology. I just bought a sand-blasting cabinet a few weeks ago. Now want to convert it into a wet blasting cabinet. =)
Awesome work mate, Just be mindful of rust over time but I'm sure you know that, These are HDPE Plastic and very strong so maybe look into coating yours or even have a dry and wet cabinet as that's what I have.
@@CafeRacerGarage Thank you for you insights. Cheers!
Technology ?? It's been around exactly the same since the 1950's developed by Norman Ashworth in the Uk. This is just a copy of the original!!
@@billywilliams6257 Good for you!
I run 2 air compressors to a storage tank If I really need a lot of air for coating removal Single air compressor 18 cfm is fine for glass bead finish I also make cabinets Axis Vapor Honing Industries can also help out if you would like to add a closed loop system
🇦🇺 victoria.. awesome finish but dont recon most people have $4500 to $5900 for a compressor or $2500 to $10000 for a vapor honing technologies cabinet. Lol love your videos mate keep it up.. out of interest maybe you could do a guide on how to vapor blast an entire engine. How to keep the media out of the engine ect.
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The garage envy is reeeeeeeeeal!!!
Up in Brisbane mate.
Your vids are great, methodical, and excellent for informing and educating.
I’m doing an XT600 build atm, every time I’ve got a question for TH-cam, your vids are there and explaining your work in a way that myself, and obviously everyone else can understand.
Thanks for the lessons, keep it up!
Now to consider if I’m patient enough to find a vapour blaster or to keep on with the fabbing up prior to teaching myself how to weld before I start de-tabbing and frame looping!
Thanks again mate and well done!
Ps - sounds like that vapour blast cabinet could do with an Aussie dealer/distributor.....
Thank you mate I’m glad to be of help. I’ve been acquiring tools ever since I can remember and had to get certain tools for jobs that I’ve had. I’m glad my videos are going to good use have an amazing day and can’t wait to see the XT600
Your films are getting better and better! Well done. That Copenhagen bottle opener could be a nice tankbadge. And at the end, I thought the gloves would move! Nice touch with the pumpkin.
Thank you mate, You notice everything :)
hello, good morning, what additional product do you apply so that the iron does not ocide
watching the before and after is so therapeutic
So true and Doing the blasting actually gives you the same feeling.
Oi Oi Oi. I live in the Dangenong Ranges (perfect place to own a bike!) but travelling around WA at the moment. Love ya work Dan!
Wow! That's a nice sand blasting Dan! I love it.
awesome setup you now have with the new blaster and compressor, will be keeping an eye on you metioning doing some blasting from home. I live in 2614 postcode and am currently converting half my garage into a workshop. Would love to have the vapour blaster but looks way too expensive for me! I have a 1983 Z650 to turn into a scrambler and a 1976 Ducati 750ss to restore. Currently riding a 2016 Lowrider S with the Sreming Eagle 117 kit, and a few other mods, and a GTR1400. Love your channel!
Hi, Kevin, I'm only a postage drop away if you need some parts blasted and don't end up buying a machine of your own. buy a bucket from bunnings, fill it with parts, slap a label on it and they will come back looking like new :)
Wow great! And this is so coincidental! I really made a study out of the vaporblasters last year since I vaporblasted my previous project. I wanted to do the upcoming ones and parts myself. Outsoarcing it is very expensive. The big aircompressor which needs 380 volts was my biggest issue (together with the size of the thing). And these blasters cost a fortune. There are only two companies in Holland who do commercial vaporblasting which demonstrates how unique the technique is. The most important benefit is that this technique slaps the metal surface flat rather than opening it up which is done with for instance sandblasting. Therefore you bring your material back in original state and keep it protected from the elements and it won't rust. Btw, were you inspired by my vapor blasted engines? I am pretty sure I told you about it the other day?
Hi mate it’s been a long time 😋. Hope you are well, yes it is very unique and I remember us talking about it :) I’ve got loads of people interested in it as well as want parts blasted. When is your next cafe racer project starting? I’m sure you have loads i’ve guys waiting for that on your channel
@@CafeRacerGarage I too thought to help some people out when I would have the cabinet. Loads and loads of people would be helped with the parts vapor blasted. Especially when we only have two people in Holland where you can bring your parts to. I upload some bike related video's once in a while. I have some great ones comming up where I will upgrade my ST1300 dashboard with different color LED's. There is no DIY video on TH-cam for that so people are dying to see it if I beleive the forums and comments. And my Chiefpep #2 isn't sold yet... So need space and cashflow first before starting a new one 😉
Results are awesome Dan.🇦🇺
🇳🇿 Hi Dan, very amusing description in the title because I call my side line business in NZ, Raw Metal Vapourblasting.
Great name Tony ;)
Norman Ashworth came up with the wet Blasting cabinet in the 1950's, nothing has changed, nothing new here!! Just a carry on copy of an Abrasive Developments machine!!
The shipping to Australia must have been massive! What's the make and model of the pump, please? Thanks!
Yes it was, Worth it tho, Im unsure of the pump as Its not stamped anywhere I can see without completely draining it sorry.
Dan, what have you found is the best mix ratio, media in pounds to water in gallons (if its metric, no worries mate I can convert)? I've look at big industrial units and their suggestions was 15-25% but don't give an explanation of how it is determined...
I would have kept the nickel colour on that Honda badge, but an awesome job. Love it.
A fresh coating of nickel is going to look a lot better don't you think?
@@CafeRacerGarage maybe yes. Wonder what a nickel coater on the Gold Coast would charge?
Ozzy ozzy ozzy !! Another awesome vid Dan !
Thank you Samuel Another Aussie. Loving it :)
Can you blast the carbs as a whole unit then refit without needing to strip down and clean? My carbs are working fine but the outside needs cleaned.
I now wont blast carbs that are not taken apart as its a lot of work to get the glass bead out if they are not apart.
🇦🇺another boy from Melbourne living in Northern Italy, love your channel and when I have finished my Cafe V65 Guzzi I’ll send you some picks
Gday, I’m an Aussie, living in the Philippines, onya mate ; )
Special tool for the front forks? Do you mean the one to set the oil level? A syringe + nozzle + spacing block,, like the one I made from scrap
Thats the one :) nice work thinking out of the box mate
Interesting I wonder if you could blast your parts on the bike...
Apparently not much to damage when it comes to rubbers so hoses should be fine, potentially even the wiring would be ok...
Provided the intake is properly sealed and carby too and obviously the surrounding parts are protect perhaps by some thick tarp or rubber mats...
I wonder if that is reasonably doable, Iean imagine you could roll the bike in "mask it up" and blast it all without having to remove it... That would be a game changer.
I know a 3D laser engraver can be calibrated to skin parts clean but probably too much labour without a dedicated 3D scanner and software.
Maybe it is worth a try you know blasting these parts on the bike and see if it is viable to be done.
Does the compressor operate on parallel or sequential?
Hi from Tassie mate I'm going to build one of these machines..great work.and start a cleaning vapour blasting business
Hi Dan what would this setup coast?
Awesome content mate ! Fellow Ozzie here . Did you import the cabinet or are they available in Aust ? cheers
The finish looks amazing. Luckily there is a metal restoration place near me that offers vapour blasting services, as well as painting.
Thank you mate, That's awesome :)
🇨🇦 living in 🇦🇺 Love the new gear mate. Getting really well set up now.
I'm working hard on it, Next is a film crew and my own show on discovery lol Joking of course
Hey Dan, did you try running both of your other compressors concurrently? I’m in a similar position but only have a smaller version pilot air around 8cfm connected to a 200l external tank.
I’m thinking I’ll either have to upgrade or pick up another one cheap and potentially run 2 at the same time.
Would this work you think?
Hey mate you could potentially do that but you will find that one will empty faster than the other and you’ll be waiting for it to build up air And therefore give you an inconsistent finish when blasting
oioioi vapour blasting looks good. My belt grinder runs a VFD to power the 3 phase motor i wonder if that would be more cost effective way to go .
No idea though cause a vfd is around $600-$700 and never looked into a 3 phase air compressor. Cheers 4 sharing sir.
Thank you mate and yes there is always another way to do things but cost is a big part of that every time unfortunately :) thank you for the idea tho, I never thought of that.
@@CafeRacerGarage couldn't agree more , it would be cool to see the differences in finish between vapour blasted and sand blasted. Cheers
@@JustTex That’s a very good idea and I might end up doing that
Great video!
What grit glass beads you are using here?:)
106-300 micron
Is that the GSXR front end mod? Where'd you get that fender? Looks slick!
Hi Phil, This is an R6 front end and the front fender was from amazon ➨ amzn.to/3o5wTLS
🇦🇺 what grade glass bead mate?
Any tips on where to look online, having trouble finding the finer grade stuff :/
170-325 Sieve rating, Blast One in Brisbane will have this in stock
@@CafeRacerGarage cheers!
Will go chase that up now :)
🇦🇺 loved all ya vids, they are a highlight for my spare time
Thank you Clint it’s very inspiring :)
@@CafeRacerGarage i moved from broadbeach in the Goldy to Sihanoukville in Cambodia and all i can find are little 125 scooters or dirt biles lol. Keep up the fantastic work 😉
Aussie Aussie Aussie 🤙🏼
Those carbs should be taken apart completely even with caps and plugs those beads get into everything
You were 100 % right and I found this out the hard way
🇦🇺 down in Vic!
Loving the content mate 👌
😃 UK, love the videos Dan keep them coming
Thank you Matt I have no plan on stopping any time soon :)
I’m glad you’re enjoying them
Extraordinary, Dan! Nice pieces of machinery... makes one wonder how the machine’s gloves stand up to the blasting material? Enjoy your Sunday there, Mate! 🏍👍🏍
Surprisingly they reckon the gloves last a long time, that & the media you use and maybe some gun tips are the only expenses after purchasing the machine so it’s a great rig that’s for sure.
@@CafeRacerGarage good stuff, Dan. Enjoy it! 👍
Hello Dan what is the price point on the vapour blaster
Hey brother it’s best to jump on their website or shoot them an email/phone call, I don’t work for the company so I’m unsure what the exact prices are for each model, however, they are very and helpful in making sure you get the right machine for you, and their customer service is next level 😁
@@CafeRacerGaragethanks bud
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Would love a vapour hone machine for my workshop! Keep up the good work. Cheers from Newy
Looks awesome, the air compressor is a great idea! I’m in Mexico 🇲🇽 and have the same 3 faze is a problem. 👍🏻😎
I didn't know that, Thank you for the info :)
🇦🇺 go you lil ripper😋
from Sydney 🇦🇺
Awesome video man. Wollongong viewer here. Did you buy the blaster direct from the states or is there an Aussie distributor?
I wish there was an Aussie distributor. Shipping is very expensive but so worth it
Yahoooooo from USA
That is incredible bro, they available here on the coast ??
Happy to do your blasting for you :) The blaster was imported from the USA so no suppliers on the coast as yet. They are the best units on the market today hands down.
Couldn't you have just taken the other two compressors you had and plumbed them together to make a system functionally identical to that duplex unit?
Yes but It would need to run them flat out all the time and that will not be good for long term use
As always Dan great brekkie video . Guess that was what you had delivered in the last one . Love the cabinet its 1 hell of an improvement on a dry media cabinet .same issue in UK with the compressor want a biggie get 3 phase ..household not many choices available looks belt drive so its gonna be a nice quiet one compared to the direct ones .
Love the "pumpkin" just gonna play with a couple myself lol .have a great Halloween. Thanks again
Thank you Gary, I wasn't aware the UK had this same issue, I'm glad I made this video now to show some other options for guys like us. That gas pumpkin was a fun project :)
@@CafeRacerGarage cheers Dan yup anything over 3hp on the motors or about 100lt tabk size you can modify to a 16 amp socket which is like the caravan plugs or site 110v plugs . Wont fit the 3 pin 13 amp 240 household supply anything bigger 3 phase ..
Quick question if i may when you plasma cut do you drag your tip in the metal or try to keep it a bit off the metal . Im just starting with a cut 50 pilot arc and not exactly sure on if i hold it away or drag it.
Thanks Dan
How long would it last
Very nice is it the same unit Taylor from classic octane uses?I been looking to invest in one of these units did you get yours from the USA or is there a local supplier? I looked on their website looks high quality.oi oi oi. Sydney.
This came from the USA and its the next model up from Taylor's vaporhoningtechnologies.com/vh800p-b-open-loop/ Taylor's model wont work in Au due to the 110v pump used
did you buy that vapour blaster direct from them in the US? Or is there an Australian dealer?
Unfortunately there’s no dealer here in Australia as yet but that could soon change :)
OI OI OI.
Mate, those side mirrors you got, I bought the same ones for my gs500 (We spoke about it on Instagram). This could potentially be another video on a potential CafeRracerG method of fixing a cheapo side mirror, but, I had a kid walk too close to my side mirror and it pushed it way out of whack, when i realigned the mirror, i noticed that the mirrors were very loose now, long story short, the paint around the bearing joint wore away, so now i'm looking at a type of rubber or some sort of solution.
Great idea and thank you for that, Yes there is always a way :)
Amazing video
Jim, in Tassie
That's still Australia right? Just kidding 🤣🤣 jokes aside that's awesome dude, I hear it's very beautiful there
@@CafeRacerGarage way better road to ride than in qld
So, if you had three compressors already, why didn't you just run two of them at the same time and plumb them together?
Yes but It would need to run them flat out all the time and that will not be good for long term use
Go Aussie!!
🇦🇺 Nice one, mate!
Amazing machine.
Thank you mate :)
Australia!
STRAYA!
oi oi oi I need so much of my bike's stuff vapour blasted, everything looks great
Wow, So many Aussies, this is amazing :) Vapour blasting is the way to go :)
#notaussie love the look from that vapor blaster. Im just starting on my project and Ill definitely be looking for one of those here in the states
G’day from Perth
ah yeh... g'day mate...
Another Aussie :)
🇦🇺 wicked vid
Thank you my aussie mate :)
Correction that was Armoury Enterprises
Awesome video, but you need to stop selling me new tools lol, but yeah I recently received my m.unit blue and am stoked to have it installed
Haha tell your wife I'm sorry you spend so much money on tools, 🤣 The secret is to spoil her and you will get away with it LOL
@@CafeRacerGarage have to get a wife first lol, until then it's my car and many motorcycles lol.
@@sparklygames71 Haha ok spend it while you can 👍
Aussie as mate.
Nice 👌👌👍
🇬🇧by birth, 🇯🇲🇧🇧by heritage ...
🇦🇺by choice!
That’s a lot of flags :)
Thanks for the comment Yael. I hope those carbs are up to your standard lol 😂
@@CafeRacerGarage just need to bring the bike up to the standard of those carbs! Challenge accepted ...
@@YaelDion With the help and knowledge from everyone including KK down where you are I'm sure that will not be a problem :)
I'm Aussie.
AU down sth in Sictoria : )
Sictoria AKA (Victoria) well played mate, well played! I've not heard that one yet 🤣😂🤣
aussie mate
Aussie Aussie Aussie Oih oih oih
🇬🇧just saying 😁
Oil, oil, oil!!!
Or... you run 2 small compressors into a "Y" junction and then to your tool.....
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Aussie aussie aussie :D
Thank you mate 👍😁
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Oioi
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🇫🇷 sorry mate ;)