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Posted by Slinger on 1/12/2007

blasted lil thang. first piece i made of 2007. another piece made in philly, thanx again to JAG JOP $NIC HOPS and philly fam....

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luv to h8 flash 1024 x 858 px (192 KB) 0 Comments		luv to h8 no flash 1024 x 770 px (113 KB) 0 Comments
luv to h8 II walcerab II 753 x 768 px (115 KB) 0 Comments	luv to h8 II walcerab II 1024 x 785 px (151 KB) 0 Comments	luv to h8 II walcerab II 1024 x 925 px (190 KB) 0 Comments
luv to h8 II walcerab II 1024 x 832 px (201 KB) 0 Comments	luv to h8 II walcerab II 1024 x 684 px (132 KB) 0 Comments	luv to h8 II walcerab II 545 x 768 px (58 KB) 0 Comments
luv to h8 II walcerab II 1024 x 630 px (79 KB) 0 Comments	luv to h8 II walcerab II 1024 x 774 px (159 KB) 0 Comments	not too big II walcerab II 1024 x 768 px (97 KB) 0 Comments
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marbleslinger since 1997.

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Comments

nice........
Smiley: pheelin' the philly phunk.....!
1/12/2007 11:19 PM
philly////////..
Arty: teamster central......good phizzle slangadelphia!!
1/12/2007 11:43 PM
grit
Doshworld: i like the texture of the sandblast iz the grit a larger size em???
1/12/2007 11:46 PM
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Daddy O: Yea Slinger. I like this one a lot. Did you use a heavier grit than usual on this one?
1/13/2007 5:19 AM
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DEW: i'm diggin this one, love the color/texture. nice work as always.
1/13/2007 6:28 AM
*****
Eusheen: Nice little sickie!
1/13/2007 6:40 AM
The GoAt: Tight little guy!
1/13/2007 7:12 AM

grit
Slinger: yes actually, my friends' blaster had different blasting medium than i usually use, i think it was just sand, not sure how coarse, but it defintely has a grittier texture, i usually use aluminum oxide...
1/13/2007 9:00 AM

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EA -Erik Anders: i think this grit looks badass. sweeeet
1/13/2007 9:06 AM

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Smiley: silicon carbide is the way to go...:)
it has a very sharp crystalline grain to it that that stays sharp(self sharpening).Most other media tends to wear down because the little grains get "tumbled" basically and as the "sand" gets rounded it doesn't abrade the surface as well.
Its a little pricey $$$ but it lasts forever...!
Aluminum oxide is the next best thing(or better for some)-And is much cheaper & doesn't ware out your nozzles so quickly....
J.A.G.'s got 150 Grit Sand in his machine if my memory still works.
Sand is really cheap but most folks agree that sand should not be used at all anymore.Its the most toxic fine dust of the bunch and will cause silicosis.
:)mmmmnnn silicosis....
1/13/2007 10:48 AM

sgt. slinger
Too Hype Productions: that's slick-
1/14/2007 0:50 AM

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