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Rear left backside is a fresh air intake. bust it out and stick your shop vac hose inside a couple inches. Then duck tape it in till you make up another system. A shop vac will suck your gloves open for you. Next thing you do is go to a hardware store and get a few snap latches for screen windows and install them around your glass. When you need to replace the glass you just flip open four latches, install the new glass and then -----VERY GENTLY flip the latches back. I also got a old sewing machine foot switch that has a male and female 110 volt plug in it. I just step on it and my vac comes on, release and it shuts off. Another trick is if no sand is coming out just put the nozzle tight into your rubber glove and pull the trigger. The air pressure will be forced down your suction tube and clear it. You will probably want to install a screen over your shelf so you can filter out the rust/ paint chips etc that plugs your gun. I purchased a very large compressor, and thought more air pressure was good. Not so, read the directions for air pressure settings. Plex i glass is good, but dust sticks to it more than real glass. I use old glass from discarded windows, sometimes more brital, but cheap.
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