How to shake that paint can the easy way

Found this over on the Miller Welding site.

http://www.millerwelds.com/resources/communities/mboard/showthread.php?t=21132

 

Wow the laziness of some people amazes me.... in all the time it took him to think of and do that he could have just shook the damn thing.

 

I kinda think it's inovative : )

 

It's a damn goof....a JOKE!!
Sorta like that famous inventor Rube Goldberg....
.......do a google.

 

I know it's a goof just thought it was kinda funny

 

Iv seen better uses for sawzalls on the internet.

 

some guys have to much time, shake it up

 

Like what

 

thats some funny stuff right there

 

...I was just gettin ready to say.....

 

Yeah. I cut a wall out if my house with mine. Also chopped a couple cars, too!

 

HGTV does that annual Hardware Expo show where they show off all the cool new tools that are out there.

Well, someone took that idea and made a real product out of it. I can't find it available online, but it's out there. I was made out of molded plastic and had a clamp that held the can in place.

That guy should have put a patent on the idea.

 

Hmmmm....most innovative use of a sawzall in a pleasurable way....this begs for PICS

 

There's a guy in Oakhill just out side of Austin that sells old license plates out off of HWY 290. He did this same thing but strapped it to a post in his shed so it holds any paint can upright.

I need to buy a cheap Sawzall from Harbor Frieght just to do this.

 

I used to put my rattle cans between my girlfriends *** cheeks , untill the wife found out

 

hahahahah! i leave mine in the sun, just to warm it up a little. makes shaking and spraying easier!

 

Quote of the week!

 

Looks like a Tim Taylor moment, ugh, ugh,

 

Now if you could mount the sawzall in a bench vise and hook a remote control up.... u wouldnt have to get off the "garage couch" to turn on the sawzall.......hehe..

 

Thats COOL! I remember when i had my first Beer! LOL

 

Now we've all got to try it.

 

I've done it, works good! Spatter paints especially need more shaking than others, so why not?

 

Since it was on a welding site he could have saved a little time tack welding the can to the blade.

 

Probably flows like ****er after all that shaking.

 

I have kids to do the unpleasant tasks like that.

 

But seriously, If you are on a forum comitted to just welding, I'm guessing you are probably pretty ****ing bored to begin with.

 

Somebody PLEASE try this at home, shoot video too please!!!

 

make sure to watch the video!!

http://www.mixkwik.com/index.html

 

just tape your cans together,, wrap them in a blanket,, and stick them in your wife's dryer ... set it on cool so you don't blow them up.. your dryer is in the garage anyhow ....

 

I like it