Re: grounding blast cabinet

[Kurt Baker Baker <doobiekpb@xxxxxxx>]

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Neil,
My bother-inlaw "the electrician" suggested I ground my cabinet when he 
helped me move into my new house a few years ago. We ran some 12ga. copper wire out 
through the garage wall to a grounding rod outside. 
Kurt Baker
65 Fury


"Do any of  guys have a ground wire on your blastcabinet?? I read where
they should for static electricity buildup.  If so what would be good to
ground the cab to?
     Neal ZImmerman, Eugene Oregon"

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