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OT: Kitchen Cabinet COnstruction Question

Clearly not a married man, and probably self-employed.

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This seems excellent for the job::

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I have one of these...

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Which was used on this project...

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You could pump the mixer up high enough to slide it over onto the kitchen counter.

I'm sure the wife would really like that parked in her kitchen ;-) ...Jim Thompson

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Me, when young lad, switched to a Metabo hammer drill for mixing dough and stuff. Then me got married and me no longer allowed to do that :-)

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Swanky, Jim.

I modified my hydraulic cart. Put a crankshaft and a connecting rod on a window - crank motor, so I didn't have to pump the pedal.

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It will lift my 290 lb. 'test weight' 22.5" in the air in

25 seconds.

Not too bad for a mathless bodge.

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Does this mean I have to stop using the dough mixer to shake rattle cans?

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After you said "I do" you do have to stop that, usually :-)

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Well, heck. :)

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Does "shake rattle cans" mean mixing paint??

I have stirrer that fits my variable speed drill for that. ...Jim Thompson

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Yup.

Cool! Can you link to a picture?

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The one I have looks like this...

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But this looks like an interesting idea ...

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Using this type of blade structure...

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...Jim Thompson

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Ah! I misunderstood. Thought you had an adaptor to shake rattle cans.

Yup. I used the heck out of one of those, mixing various cans of paint (with my drill press, the handyman's *other* secret weapon). Wore it out I did. The 'far' end paddle section sheared completely off the main body.

The remainder still works great.

--Winston

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Looking at paint departments, I've mused if you couldn't adapt one of those rock polishing mechanisms that roll jars, and instead "roll" the paint can, like I've seen at Lowe's ;-) ...Jim Thompson

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You may be on to something there, Jim:

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Look for this in next year's Hammacher Schlemmer catalog as "The Best Aerosol Paint Mixer" at $299.95 :)

--Winston

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Winston

After you say "I do", she says "Oh, no you don't!" (40 years next month).

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krw

Ha! You must be married. My wife would spot it at Frontgate for $359.99 ;-)

Perhaps a hot dog roller would be cheaper ;-) ...Jim Thompson

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Gonna try to keep that a secret from SWMBO. Hoo boy.

There is a thought!

One would want to disconnect the heating element. Or not.

--Winston

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