Industrial photography - hasty mistakes; Blasting Grit Recycler

This instructable will teach how to quickly take a series of instructional photos. Photos of industrial projects in mid-stage of completion are very helpful. They can help you to be able to think about the project later and do on the fly design.

This project is of a home-made oven I have converted to a grit-blast containment unit for media blasting small wrought iron projects which I manufacture and sell.

" Media blasting" is the new term to replace "sand-blasting" ever since all the info about silicone disease got important publicity.

The photos are of my Green industry shop enhancement of the Blast-box. I am using an old central A/C blower to create a push/pull air blast that will capture and contain and recycle the blasting grit.

Step 1 1st of 7 photos taken in about 3 minutes

So as your leaving your project at some mid-stage of completion; you grab your camera and take some pictures to help you think later. Maybe you'll use them to explain what you've been doing all day to a non-technical person (like the wife).

Basically , you have 2 goals: (1) Take only a few photos because you want to get home and (2) Take the important ones so that they actually help you later.
Digital Cameras are of course the way to go here.

Start at one end of the project and take a first vantage point photo . Here is the end door of the duct work.