Sorry guys. I thought that Corey had listed the top load from TP as one of the
cabinets he was considering. TP Tools and Equipment, Canfield OH.
www.tptools.com. These are the guys who send a big catalog out with Hemmings a
couple times a year. NFI.
Mark Macy
New Carlisle, OH
www.macysgarage.com
"Bruce Cairns, D.D.S." <cairnsbk@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
Mark (and others who've mentioned it),
I know HF refers to Harbor Frieght Tools, VB is Victoria British etc, but
what or who is TP? I Googled "sandblast cabinets" but turned up no links to
a source that had the initials "TP." I feel like the only guy in the room
who doesn't get the joke. Thanks for the clarification.
Bruce Cairns
'74 TR6
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mark Macy"
To: "List Triumph"
Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2006 6:18 PM
Subject: RE: [TR] Sandblast cabinet opinions
> Corey:
> I've had the TL-780 and the VAC-35 from TP for 5 years now, and I LOVE
> IT! There's absolutely no mess because no media falls out when I open the
> door. But that's not the best part. In a small shop where space is at a
> premium, you can locate other equipment right up next to both sides, and
> there's no need to leave space at one end to get the door open. And I
> have not had any problem whatsoever loading parts from the top. Largest
> parts that I've blasted in this unit are TR2/3/4 gearbox cases.
> Mark Macy
> New Carlisle, OH
> www.macysgarage.com
>
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