Portable 25 Gallon Bench Top Air Sandblasting Cabinet Sandblaster with 4 x Nozzles

The instructions are not complete. Not enough screws for bases. No screws for top. Would not recommend this product.

The bottom line on this item is that it does work, mostly. However, there's a lot of effort involved in getting it into that shape. Construction is straightforward but tedious. There are quite a few screws involved, and it's apparent that this unit was not designed to be assembled easily. Many times I found that I needed a long screwdriver to reach around somewhat inconvenient dimensions. You will surely want a socket set, too, although it certainly can be accomplished with regular wrenches. The glove holders work, but installing them is awkward because it's hard to reach the screws. With a good selection of screwdrivers it is merely tedious. Without rushing but also without dawdling, it took me a good 75 minutes to get the basic carcass assembled.I then discovered that the light did not work. Tested on another power supply with very similar output, it still does not work. It might have been damaged in shipping. The switchbox ALSO does not work - I tested it with a meter. So the electrical system is completely inoperative. (I've got a request in to replace them, haven't heard back in slightly less than a week.) I can use the unit without the lights anyway, by supplying my own lights. Far from the ideal situation, but also not fatal either.Nearly the last thing to be assembled is the lid. I realize now that it is shipped with a protective film. I get it, but it LOOKS like it's just frosted plastic. A simple note in the instructions to get an Xacto knife and trim around the edges to lift the protective film would have made a big difference. The instructions have several obvious typos in it, including sentences that are cut off half way, so it's apparent that no English speaker actually proofread the instructions. If that film is not removed, the lid is translucent rather than clear, and you really cannot see what you're doing in the cabinet. (I know it's not the protective film on the inside of the lid. This is on TOP of the plexiglass.) See the photo. My battery-powered lights are inside and probably brighter than the included lamp (if it worked).The included blasting "gun" works fine, although it came out of the package with a very sticky substance on it. Not oil, this is more like glue that went astray in volume. I can't explain why it was there. It took me 10 minutes of work with Goo-Gone to clean it up. It certainly works well enough after that, but this seems like a completely unnecessary imposition.As of now, I have a functional blast cabinet. I still have non-working parts and the assembly took far longer than it needed to. I have very low confidence in the way the product was designed (fortunately it's pretty simple), and not a lot more in their support of the product. But the cabinet is functional, and I have used it for its intended purpose, with my own lights.

DO NOT... I REPEAT DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME NOR MONEY... I purchased this crap... it came with instructions for a totally different product.... missing parts and pieces... and now I'm trying to return it, it's going to cost me more than the machine... $152.... beyond livid... won't ever purchase anything from them again.

Super cheap and hard to assemble. The instructions were worthless, nothing readable just crappy pictures. We had to buy several extra items to make this piece of crud. I highly recommend going to harbor freight and not wasting your time and money on this.