The cart is temporary stand. I use the cart as a work station when working on projects. When I done blasting, I’ll have to find a place to store it.
Thats a good Idea to add the extension. Even if the extension was only on one side, you could blast one side then reverse the piece to get the other side. Food for thought. In my case it would have to be removable so I could stow it.
I am not complaining about the size of my garage. Like most, I am envious of those fortunate to have shop that you could store 2 or 3 cars have the ceiling height for a lift etc....etc....etc. When I really need the extra room, My wife doesn’t mind if I park her baby in the driveway for a day or two so I’ll gain the extra space I need. I’ll do that when I'm welding, painting or any other time I need the extra room or I don’t want to get her car dirty.
I have no regrets buying the bench model. The amount of parts that I have cleaned is unbelievable. The other plus is it works really with an 40 year old Craftsman 2HP compressor that I have. The compressor cycles on and off as I’m blasting, so I know that it’s blasting at it’s full efficiency.
Last edited by Phak1; 01/04/202010:24 PM.
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