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How To Build A Paint Can Shaker. No welding, no special tools, just simplicity! Draw around the bottom of your paint can, and cut out two identical saddles. You may have seen other videos out there using a hand drill but this does not work! In this video i show you the best and easiest way to shake a spray paint can by converting a commonly used power tool. I convert the reciprocating (sawzall) saw and a clamp into this magical devise. 296k views 3 years ago. Spray can shaker diy or spray paint can shaker diy, which ever name you like, this is the video!. This is a homemade spray can paint shaker that i built using scrap materials that i had laying. Then, cut out the base. This diy spray paint can shaker takes just minutes to make and couldn't be any easier. I wanted to make something that would. First, we'll make the can holder. I used 3/4 plywood for all the parts. Have you wondered how to make a spray. This is the ‘easiest and cheapest’ spray paint can.

No welding, no special tools, just simplicity! I convert the reciprocating (sawzall) saw and a clamp into this magical devise. There is no welding, no special tools, just simplicity! Have you wondered how to make a spray. Draw around the bottom of your paint can, and cut out two identical saddles. This diy spray paint can shaker takes just minutes to make and couldn't be any easier. I used 3/4 plywood for all the parts. Then, cut out the base. This is the ‘easiest and cheapest’ spray paint can. This is a homemade spray can paint shaker that i built using scrap materials that i had laying.

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How To Build A Paint Can Shaker Draw around the bottom of your paint can, and cut out two identical saddles. In this video i show you the best and easiest way to shake a spray paint can by converting a commonly used power tool. Spray can shaker diy or spray paint can shaker diy, which ever name you like, this is the video!. Then, cut out the base. There is no welding, no special tools, just simplicity! 296k views 3 years ago. I used 3/4 plywood for all the parts. You may have seen other videos out there using a hand drill but this does not work! This is the ‘easiest and cheapest’ spray paint can. First, we'll make the can holder. I convert the reciprocating (sawzall) saw and a clamp into this magical devise. I wanted to make something that would. This diy spray paint can shaker takes just minutes to make and couldn't be any easier. Have you wondered how to make a spray. Draw around the bottom of your paint can, and cut out two identical saddles. No welding, no special tools, just simplicity!