sandblasting

I'm fed up. I have a 50 lb pressurized tank that holds glass beads, either I get too much air or it's stopped up. I can blast real good for 2 seconds then its back to taking it apart, shaking it etc. I have a floor standing cabinet model. I have bought new handles tips ceramics. It works on the venturi effect of sucking the beads up to the handle. All I can tell you it just SUCKS! How do professionals do this day in and day out. I want to use my machine. I have 2 copressors running and can keep 125 psi. Ant suggestions? Bill {no hair} 1362

2/2/111:15 PM

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