Homemade Sawzall paint shaker. Works well for thoroughly mixing spray paint. The holder is sheet metal with a 90 degree bend tack welded to an old blade. Two tabs were bent up on the bottom for the can to rest against. A few additional tacks were placed along the outside bend to help keep the straps in place. Self stick weatherstripping foam strips were also added to help cushion and secure the can. The straps I used were from a bike rack that attaches to a car. This works best on low speed.
If you don't have the materials around, this may be the most cost effective option if you are looking for a Sawzall shaker:
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