Stirring Paint. made easier

[pandamonium2112]

I made these from stuff being thrown out. I turned them into paint stirring devices.

The Betty Crocker one i've had for a while (It's an old egg whipper), it doesn't turn as fast as the other.

The Silver one is an old electric razor. It has a very high rpm.

I just cut some spur, drilled the appropriate hole in each end. Betty Crocker, i took a piece of clothes hanger and bent it into a loop, it's a little out of balance.

The razor, i can't remember where i found the loop for that, it was just on my desk one day so i stuck it in there.

Betty Crocker work for thick paint.

This one is better for Airbrush mixing, doesn't want to splash as much.

Just another redneck gadget that did cost a thing...LOL

Edited December 21, 2012 by pandamonium2112

[drball]

Ingenius

[my80malibu]

I made these from stuff being thrown out. I turned them into paint stirring devices.

The Betty Crocker one i've had for a while (It's an old egg whipper), it doesn't turn as fast as the other.

The Silver one is an old electric razor. It has a very high rpm.

I just cut some spur, drilled the appropriate hole in each end. Betty Crocker, i took a piece of clothes hanger and bent it into a loop, it's a little out of balance.

The razor, i can't remember where i found the loop for that, it was just on my desk one day so i stuck it in there.

Betty Crocker work for thick paint.

This one is better for Airbrush mixing, doesn't want to splash as much.

Just another redneck gadget that did cost a thing...LOL

Those are the best kind