SHOP HACKS: Cheap & Simple DIY Spray Paint Can Mixer/Shaker Under $10

[@aaronbrucker1365]

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[@mattek8448]

Good and inspiring video, It's as you write in the answer that spinning the can is a proven solution that works. The sound in your video is a bit low but not horrible. You speak clearly and simply so that even I who is from Sweden understand. Great video I will watch more from you ... 😀👍

[@aaronbrucker1365]

Thank you for the kind words

[@tomcanfield705]

After seeing a bunch of these i made several using a 3 inch cap and a bit of pipe, and 1/4" adapters to 1/4" hex for impact drivers. Much simpler. And cheaper. You do need to use Loctite red to keep the impact driver from loosening the 1/4" nut . I keep one in each machine (excavator) to shake up marker paint cans; each machine has a Ridgid driver (as well as a Ridgid recip) for quick handy work, Ridgid being pretty affordable, thk i use DeWalt or Milwaukee for real work.

[@aaronbrucker1365]

If you have a better way, maybe you should post a video to share with the world!

[@AP-fs2wj]

sound??

[@geeson2010]

Audio is horrible.

[@aaronbrucker1365]

Sorry to hear you are unhappy with the sound quality. Did you just not like that the volume wasn't too loud?

[@geeson2010]

The video was awesomely done, I wanted to hear you clearly without turning the volume up to 10.

[@aaronbrucker1365]

@@geeson2010 I apologize for the low sound level. I am new to editing and have just learned that I should be able to play with the audio levels within the editing software. Hope to fix the issue with future videos. Thanks for the honest critique!

[@aaronbrucker1365]

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[@aaronbrucker1365]

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[@XwpisONOMA]

This method is wrong. The can needs to be shaken up and down; the rotational motion will just push the paint to the sides without properly mixing it.

[@aaronbrucker1365]

This *might* be true if you do not start and stop the rotational forces. But every start and stop will cause the materials to mix. This method has been proven to work time and time again.

[@d1986ben]

Could disagree more this setup works. I have a similar setup and I swear by it.