Since it's the same material as the Steelbell, can we fill the sandbell with steel shot?
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Filling a SandBell with anything other than the recommended washed all-purpose sand will void your warranty. Hyperwear's SteelBell is a completely different product. The material is not the same. It is much stronger and it has a texture for grip since the SteelBell is twice as dense and very "lively". Sweaty hands need more to grip with. We use a proprietary steel shot that keeps the product clean. customerservice@hyperwear.com for questions
302112
I think that the steel bell is a bit thicker than the sandbell, but you can try it and see if it works for you. I would buy a smaller sandbell to see if it works with the steel shot since they are a bit more cheaper than a heavier sandbell.
539513
I don't believe so because the construction is similar but that imperticular model requires a full metal arm holding the needle as aposed to the plastic arm plus I think the shape is different.
1113796
Yes, but you'll need a different shielding gas. I personally use a spool gun for my stainless, but it isn't required
1791325
Yes....but you will have to let it get bone dry. The thinner you make it the quicker it will slake down into mud. You could mix in some tp...look up paper clay. Paper clay will help stiffen your models
1848288
I don't think this will work, this toll it is made for mechanics, but you can use it to tighten or loosen any bolt, the power in this gun is excellent, I wish I would understand more about your question regarding the " BRICK/ SCULPTURE/OR STONE " work
880414
I'm not sure why you'd want to refill the bag with a different material. The filler material works great and provides a nice positive feedback from hits. This is a great bag and worth every penny.
913145
I do not think so, but I do not know this for sure. My grandson has only used copper BBs and lead pellets. It's been a whole year since we gave it to him and he still loves that gun! I'm sorry I can't be of more help.
161670
I have sent an email to OXO with this question and will post the answer when I receive it.In the meantime, I looked at unicornmills dot com with the same question. They say of their products: "No, salt will corrode the steel. We sell salt versions of the Magnum, Keytop and Peppergun. They have ceramic grinding mechanisms and are available in white." (UnicornMills grinders are the gold standard, IMO. I'll be delighted if the OXO's are as good...and they may be.)
840410
Fiberglass maybe. Steel...no way. I shoot them through a sort of thick pine field but they are both outside. I would put them outside if you can. There are many other products that would work better if you want to put them inside.
94427
Preferably not, not sure of the material it's made of. I suggest you do some research on the plastic it's made of especially the SKM plunger
690136
Yes! And when I bought it the sand was packaged separately, so you should be able to use the pieces on their own without even having them touch the sand.
1375436
I used a gun similar o the 3m that a buddy had, but you do need to use some type of gun the get it through the mixing tip. You might be able to push it out and mix it by hand but the proportions might not be right .
38169
Yes. You also need to replace the plastic grenade as they will break after explosion. The core is reusable though.
1601414
you can if you have a small enough o ring. There is enough play in the bead.
19677
I don't know why you couldn't. It is stainless steel and looks exactly like chainmail.I would use light disposable glove to protect fingers and be sure the grates are coolto the touch.
2280680
The kit we sell is the entry level sand set. Your suggestion is a good one and I will ask the manufacturer to see if they can do just that. Thanks for the question...
737287
You can use the seating die to make the crimp, however i find the factory crimp does an amazing job of putting youf crimp on. I also buy the carbide 4 die set for pistols as they come witb the crimp.die already in there from Lee. I have a few of the hornady dies, and they are good, but the lee dies are a great value. Once set up, this machine makes excellent ammo, given the proper powder, a.nd very quickly. Enjoy