I have a 1924 cabinet that I bought as a package from Rayzist with the Vegas show special last year -- you might contact them (talk to Liz and tell her I sent you!) and see if you can get their East Coast show special package because it includes the starter abrasive, the UV unit, sample masking materials, tape, and sample glass -- I forget what else, but it was a great deal!
Like I said, it paid for itself in not time!
I also wouldn't use any masking materials aside from the Rayzist SR3000 -- it's very easy to use. Photobrasive has all kinds of materials with all different light sensitivities and exposures -- Rayzist's is very simple.
I looked at several of these units at the show and I came back to Rayzist.
We bought our air compressor at Northern Tool in the $3-400 range. Whoever's system you go with I would ask their suggestions for air compressor, then get some comparisons. Grainger is probably the best, but I have had zero problems with the machine I bought.
Lisa R. Higginbotham
www.5starawards.net
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