VEVOR 60 Gallon Sandblasting Cabinet, 40-120PSI Sand Blasting Cabinet with Stand, Heavy Duty Steel Sand Blaster with Blasting Gun & 4 Ceramic Nozzles for Paint, Stain, Rust Removal

I mounted this to the typical HF cabinet. It replaced a ShopVac/dust deputy setup that worked but lost suction fairly quickly. I use medium crushed glass media.1. Yes, it's loud (wear hearing protection)2. You'll have to clean the filter (Remove it and knock out the dust) after about every hour of use.3. It moves a ton of air when the filter is clean and will suck up media. Dump the media out of the bottom before cleaning out the filter so you can put that back in the cabinet without the dust.4. It's not a miracle cure, it still requires maintenance but when it's working it's a lot better than a regular ShopVac.5. I'm sure the included filter is letting some very fine dust through it, You can tell when it's running. If you are sensitive to that then just wear a dust mask when in use.

Functional great,just bolt on I can see what i am doing now .

Item arrived quickly and in good condition. Upon unboxing, there are no instructions of any kind or any referral to a website for instructions. A google search turns up nothing and the Vevor website has no support for this item. Amazon listing states "watch video's for instruction" but there are no Vevor video's linked nor is there a "contact seller" option.

This was relatively easy to install. It’s pretty noisy and throws media out of the exhaust. I tried tightening the filter retaining nut, and ended up putting a piece of sheet metal between the motor and the blast cabinet.I can’t think of any reason media is getting past the filter element.

Panels have to be forced to fit together. Seems that allowance for sealing tape was not considered in the design. As a result, the pieces do not fit well, and must bend, and then the paint cracks. Will be good for my purposes, and price was "okay". Just not designed/engineered very well.

The only downside is that it's SUPER loud. But the benefit is you'll save so much media by using this instead of nothing or a shop vac. All you have to do to recover the media it vacuumed up is open the bottom of the chute and pour the media into a container. It even has a little spring loaded plunger that knocks the media off the filter.As with any of these kinds of products, I might have just got lucky. But I've bought quite a few Vevor products and have yet to get a dud. They actually do seem to make good products that are way cheaper, just like they say.

Well built. Did some upgrades and went with a better feed valve at the bottom instead of the draw tube it comes with. Also put a air regulator on it. Pay attention how it goes together. Put the top on wrong and had to take it apart again.

Great