Powder Painting no Fluid Bed, How I Built The Vibe Table 

I have one word, Ingenious! Thanks for the Great Idea and instructions.

Beautiful engineering! Retrofitting that fan to vibrate was brilliant!! Thanks for sharing.

I am liking the mechanical version over the air due to dust getting into the air...Good Job :)

Not only is this device very cool, even though I'll probably never have use for one and never make it, but your presentation of it is cool too. Very much enjoy your vids. I watch you, Jekyll baits, and Marling baits on a steady rotating basis. Between the three of you I have my steady supply of informative entertainment. Thanks.

I had all this concepts like 30 years ago when I was into fishing, and making my own fishing lures. I went in a different direction and kinda got away from it. Lately I am been drawn back to into fishing and and all that. I almost forgot all the joy u get from making and designing your own lures, and ultimately catching fish with them. That how I came across your channel, great videos and so much new stuff and info this days. Back in the day nobody wanted to share any info at all, it was a struggle to find information on just about anything. So keep it up. Just subscribed to your channel..

I enjoy these videos because it makes me think. A few years back I made a sonic cleaner using an old finish sander for vibration and a voltage control for speed. I connected the sander to the cleaning container using Velcro. If I put Velcro on the bottom of the jars I shouldn't need to build anything. I use rubber jaw protectors in the vice to hold the sander upside down for the cleaner so that should work for powder paint as well. Sometimes that light that comes on above my head gets in my eyes and I can't see where I'm going. I have to build something and try it before I can guarantee the results.

A great demonstration of Engineering from another engineer. PE

Hello, I am a Japanese angler. I love fishing. Because it was a splendid fishing channel, I subscribe your channel.

Outstanding!! Thank you very much for showing us all this build sir!!!

As a designer who's products had to pass military shock and vibration tests I have a good appreciation for how vibration can cause things to disassemble themselves. Think that the vibe table is a great idea! I just checked the "good for something" junk boxes and have all that I need to make one :-) I'll substitute a lamp-dimmer and transformer for the variable voltage power supply. It is (relatively) easy to make something from new raw materials but I really appreciate/admire the skill of someone who can re-purpose "junk" into something useful - besides being practical, it's fun as well! Cheers!

Great videos! Keep up the good work.

A kattywampus fan blade beautiful. You are my hero...

just stumbled onto your channel and think the vibrating bed is an excellent idea. It got me thinking so I tore through the shed and "fished out" lol one of my old childhood toys - The "electric football" game with the vibrating field and the little plastic players. omg, it worked great. I just taped the bottle to the field for a proof of concept but will make a few minor mods to better secure multiple paint bottles. I too am an engineer, well almost, studied AE for years before dropping out and forming my own aircraft business, so I never actually graduated. I'm retired now and spend my time fishing and tinkering with stuff.

They sell small vibrating motors on eBay. I'm going to give it a shot. Thanks for posting this!

IMHO there are millions more lures than there are fish in the sea! Cool vid... thanks for sharing!

Way cool! I want to make a shallow but long and wide bed. I think doing it like this with a cut out for a deep silicone tray would be perfect for me!

Ingenius. The engineering mind is incredible, to a regular putz.

The vibe table is awesome!!!

This is really well thought out, I have most of the parts and I'm excited to build one! Thank You!

Haha I was waiting to see what you used to get the vibration, very nice

Great job. I have been using A rotary Tumbler with mixed results.

It is an old but very good tutorial, can you use it effectively for mixing the paint bottles too?

Good video, thanks for sharing!

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Excellent deconstruction. Thank you for taking the time to reverse engineer this vibration machine for us.. awesome video.

Really nice - thanks!

What’s the jig mold you used for that red jig?

You must have some kind of background in designing things. I thought it was a computer fan motor at first glance . Nice build I like the idea I am just starting out in my new hobby of making spinners.

Well there ya go............ Thanks Man!

Cool!

I wonder how a piezoelectric transducer would work.

Few questions for you. I want to make a vibe table to hold 3 glass jars. Do you think one motor will work? Also, where did you get the springs?

I was just sitting here watching the video and it dawned on me that I have a 1/4 sheet finish sander that is broken (sanding pad mounts are broke). I'm thinking of mounting it for a hopper to set on

Thanks so much Can you please suggest which powder paint to use if brand stuff as protec is not available. Mica base powder is working? Thanks

Have you ever tried a loud speaker and change the oscillating frequency?

Nice invention,now my two cents,what about you put a smaller weight and a bit closer to the center of the motor so it vibrates with more control and at higher RPM, just saying

Nice job

Thank you

Where did you find your 3 - 12 volt power supply ?

First like first watching

thanks just a little fan I spent 100+ for vibration plate I can stand on true

Very nice but also very noisy

Would you make and sell me one ?😁