That is pretty amazing. They even make a desktop version.
Some interesting metal working tools
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SuperBuickGuy
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they were at SEMA last year, got a price for them to make quarter panel for my 1964 Buick wagon. $1000... frankly, just waiting to get the car back out to work on and I'll have them build a pair. It really is a game changer. Also in talks to buy the equipment to create a west coast company (they're in Florida).
Of course, all this got put on hold (again) because we're moving to Sandpoint Idaho and where we bought we're going to build a house and shop....
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Well, I don’t envy any one moving. Good luck with the move.
On another note, I bought a small powder coat oven and started to look into some videos.
Spraying the powder is messy and makes me wonder about the health hazards. I think I’d want a shed or place outdoors to spray the powder.
On another note, I bought a small powder coat oven and started to look into some videos.
Spraying the powder is messy and makes me wonder about the health hazards. I think I’d want a shed or place outdoors to spray the powder.
I've seen powder coating done. That is a LOT of overspray! The floor is green after this.
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Yeah, there are other videos showing how to modify the two available entry level guns.
I liked his final results on the beadlocks, so linked that.
Seriously though, it does look like a health hazard unless you make a booth or shed.
On one video, a guy preheats the parts to get powder to stick in tight spaces.
I liked his final results on the beadlocks, so linked that.
Seriously though, it does look like a health hazard unless you make a booth or shed.
On one video, a guy preheats the parts to get powder to stick in tight spaces.
