small paint bottle shaker 3d models

I was inspired by AMZ's paint bottle shaker design, which works fantastically, but since I mostly use Testor's paint bottles, I needed a shaker that would fit those perfectly - specifically designed for the 1/4 oz bottles. To create this design, I'm...

This 3D-printed paint shaker is specifically designed for hobbyists who use dropper-style paint bottles. ...By attaching it to a jigsaw blade using zip-ties or a hose clamp, you can easily mix your paints with a simple shake of the bottle, then quickly...

This is a hobby paint bottle holder that can be attached to a David 400 linear sander, turning it into a versatile paint shaker/mixer. Adding some ball bearings to the hobby paint dropper bottle would also boost its effectiveness as an agitator. ... ...

This is a DIY paint bottle holder attachment for the David 400 linear sander that turns it into a versatile paint shaker/mixer tool. Adding some ball bearings to the hobby paint dropper bottle as an agitator can significantly enhance its...

This is a hobby paint bottle holder that can be attached to a David 400 linear sander to enable it to be used as a paint shaker/mixer. The addition of some ball bearings in the hobby paint dropper bottle would also greatly benefit as an agitator.

This is a fun paint bottle holder accessory that can be attached to a David 400 linear sander, allowing it to double as a versatile paint shaker and mixer. Adding some ball bearings to the hobby paint dropper bottle will also improve its mixing...

A variant of the paint bottle shaker I posted can shake up to two craft acrylic paint bottles at once and works great after testing. To assemble this one, place the bottles upside down in position without using rubber bands, although they held...

This is a hobby paint bottle holder which can be attached to a David 400 linear sander to allow it to be used as a paint shaker/mixer. Probably would also benefit from having some ball bearings in the hobby paint dropper bottle as an agitator too....

I mainly use dropper bottles but hobby infrequently and wanted a simple way to shake my paints before use.This adapter has an embedded magnet that lets me attach it to a standard 13mm socket in any handheld drill, slip the dropper bottle into the...

I have a stash of hundreds of hobby paint bottles that are over ten years old and extremely stubborn when it comes to mixing/shaking. Many people use duct tape or rubber bands to secure their bottles to a reciprocating saw, which does the trick...

First attempt in Fusion 360: designing a bottle-shaker for an electric knife. ...The Vallejo 17ml paint bottles fit neatly inside, eliminating the need for rubber bands.

First try in Fusion 360 Bottle-shaker for an electric knife. ...Vallejo 17ml paintbottles fit in without any rubberband.

This is just a quick design that combines 2 oz paint bottles for airbrushing. I designed this because I'm lazy but I am posting this here because it has become extremely popular on Reddit and some are requesting it. I have heard that it may be able...

Depending on paint amount you can put two short GW paint bottles on the left and right of the assembly and it will still shake them up without too much strain on the motor - just be sure your lids click shut completely otherwise you'll get a bit of a...

The paint bottle holder provides an incredibly snug fit despite having a bit of give; additional stability is offered by the rubber band seen on the photos, which also doubles as insurance. ...When the jigsaw blade fits snugly into the small recess...

... any air bubbles in it so this holder is perfect for those guys. If the holder gets in the way and your paint bottle gets too close to the blade, a small rubber band will keep it safe from accidents. ...It's easy to fix in case something goes wrong!

This is another iteration of the paint shaker gadget for dropper bottles. After utilizing my two-pronged shaker for an extended period, it began releasing the bottles prematurely. Consequently, I reverted back to the 4-pronged model. ...This tool is...

This paint shaker is made to fit a standard reciprocating saw blade and will hold most 2oz paint bottles from the big box and craft stores. You will have to drill a hole through the sawblade and add a bolt to it in order to keep it in place. ...Also, a...

Made a remix of the nice Paint Bottle Shaker Attachment by Funbie Studios. I made the pin that goes into the drill bigger to avoid breaking it during operations. Made the model more suitable for print without supports by tweaking angle of inclines. ... ...

Tired of shaking paint bottles? You own a jigsaw? Print file standing upright (lid top) with support. Insert the jigsaw blade, drill holes and screw on, or glue with really strong glue. ... Load ´em up and shake the hell out of those paintbottles ...

Attach the shaking device to a jigsaw blade by tying it down with zipties or a hose clamp, then carefully sand the prongs smooth to prevent label tears. ...Print the design from the attached file and get started on creating perfectly mixed hobby paints.

A clever 3D-printable paint bottle holder designed specifically for Craft Store acrylic paint bottles that fit sizes such as Ceramcoat, Folk Art, Apple Barrel, and more. The holder secures with a tiny clamp, also 3D-printable, which fastens to a...

DIY Paint Shaker - Shake Small Paint Bottles with Ease! ...Use a 12V Geared Brushed Motor from Your Local Electronics Store.

Paint Shaker

DIY paint shaker , you can use it to shake the small bottles of paints . ...it uses 12v geared brushed motor that you can find in any E store .

This project is a paint shaker  for 17ml bottles that you make using a used OralB electric toothbrush head. Assemble the parts and use glue if you feel its necesary. Once ready put it back on your toothbrush and shake it up! Oh .. you need a small...

To make this paint shaker, you'll need a few things: * A thick rubber band * A jig saw * Four small bolts with holes that are just over 3mm in diameter * Four nuts to fit those bolts * Eight washers to keep everything secure First, clamp the paint...

You will also need: * A thick rubber band * A jigsaw * 4 small bolts (with holes slightly larger than 3mm) * 4 nuts * 8 washers Secure the paint shaker to the jigsaw blade using the bolts. Tighten them firmly. Place the paint in the cup and hold it...

Citadel colours paint shaker. ...Inspired by https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3322547 remade in Tinkercad at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/8694rEd1pZr-paint-shaker Holes made slightly bigger so that Merkur screws fit in and put closer to each other.

Remixed version with more thicker flange.