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24-12-16, 22:59
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I've had mine operating from a large wheely bin for three years or so now Tony. Still using the original kilo of soda, just topping up the water as it evaporates. I now use a cheap 240/12 volt converter purchased from eBay to power it. I have about six inches of sludge in the bottom from accumulated rust, paint, grease and everything else that has floated off all my rusty steel over that time.
I still use my local Sandblasters for heavier stuff as the end result is much better for paint adherence but for lighter stuff this is the best method and fastest.
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