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i am assuming if you put some sort of masked design on the metal piece being painted, that it would prevent the paint from adhering to the metal in those spots? Like if you had the letter "A" masked onto the metal, would you have any paint get on the masked off "A"?

U are a fking genius......... good job Mate.

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You really like the word "particular"... count how many times you used it in this video...

Thank you for this video! I now feel confident to give it a try. Doesn´t really matter if i fail since the cost is very low. Here in Sweden powder coating guns is pretty expensive. I have been thinking for a long time that a powder coating gun can´t be rocket science since it`s all about charging particles.

Id like to know what he rubbed all over it before he put the silicone in?

Big thanks to you sir.

Dude! I keep hearing "particular"..

Inovative, this is awesome!!

The psu for the Eastwood home powder coating gun, has 1 component… a voltage tripler from a old style crt tv..

Hello. Perhaps this video is too old for you to look at comments but I'll try anyhow. Id like to make a powder coat system but am unsure about the design. I was a lab manager for a company that produced industrial equipment for handling powders. So I have an above average perception of whats going on. Additionally, I have painted cars for over 40 years and my garage is set up like a machine shop (milling machine, lathe, etc). So although it will be my first attempt, my goal (as in all my obsessions after retirement) is to make the best one with the least money. I really like your design. It seems, though, that the incoming air tube that goes into the bottom bottle could interfere with the powder coming out-not much, but still. Have you tried putting the incoming air in from the bottom of the bottle whereby fluidizing the powder? Even having 2 incoming air lines (one for fluidizing and one for conveying) seems an improvement. I know that a second or third hole would be less convenience, though. Another thing I've noticed is how crappy cheap sandblasters are. A volumetric feeder could help both tools. Imagine, for example, the auger in a meat grinder that pushes the meat towards the blade. If at the bottom of a small hopper were a level tube with an auger in it (screw conveyer) the flow of sand or powder could be greatly controlled. A cheap auger is an antique drill bit for wood and cheap pipe from anything along with a controllable gear motor powered like a cordless drill would be a huge benefit, especially for a sandblast. The auger could turn at any speed you want. There are thousands of design of those screws. They are for every type of material imaginable. There are other material handling devices that could be incorporated yet I see NONE in any of the fields. Any comment would be appreciated.

How to recognize which cable produces high voltages? which one is + and which one is -?

Just found out there is food and water safe silicone, Silirub S2 for example, even found the testing sertificate document online

I literally have all the pieces in my hand all i need is to put them together and buy some powder.

Video super tylko proszę włączyć napisy po Polsku

Czy kabel nie powinien być do wysokiego napięcia? stosujesz zwykły?

To działa bez generatora napięcia??

Właśnie zaoszczędziłem 150 $. U mnie tyle kosztuje taki pistolet. wszystko kosztowało mnie 10$. Dziękuję ci przyjacielu. Pozdrawiam z Polski.

one of the best demos on youtube, brilliant. what PSI are you using? I don't have a compressor so was wondering if a variable PSI tyre inflator would work?

How did you make the electrostatic chamber? Do you have a video?

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Hello, I want to build an electrostatic coating device, but I will rely on a high-voltage transformer for the TV. Do I have to make a rectifier circuit or diode unification, or is the transformer sufficient?

Have you ever had a go at at making a Triboelectric gun (no external power supply) like the NordicPulver NP-09 which is a 3D printed?

Bravo 👍👏

Bro seems to really like the word petcular

Should I add a fan to mine?

Hey Mate, great video!! Cant wait to give it a crack 😊

Nice info..really inspired...thanks bro

Nice tutorial...good job bro👍👍

While a nice design and construction, I honestly believe you have way too much high voltage at the ends. I would try to reduce that substantiality. All you really need is a static charge to allow the power dust to stick to the part you are spraying, not serious arching. But other than that, clever setup...

Why my multimeter doesn’t give me any measurements when I tried to set up the current power. The multimeter is properly settled up to read amps?

Cool!

I've been messing with this project. I found the boost converter ~3-6vdc input, 400kv output on Amazon. The reason the output wires are the same color is because the output is 400kVAC. I see from your follow on videos that the gun does work and the powder sticks to the work piece. Why does this even work with AC?

you made my day. Thank you for this information .

This is the least instructive video I have seen in a long time. A little commentary and actual instruction would be helpful.

Very well done!

nice work, i have done something similar. but still trying to make the gun work

is that dishwasher liquid?

What sort of wires are you using?

Well I want to tell me more details about these 3 components like brand, model and some basic parameters because i didn't find them on your links and i want to search them on internet. Thanks

Thank you so much ... have you made any more videos ? Cheers Barry

Hey there .. Thank you for the fantastic videos .... I tried ordering the high voltage unit through your link .. no joy ☹.. do you have another link ? Or a tech description that i could use on ebay ? Thanks so much ...

What if you ground to earth the workpiece? Does the powder still sticks to the part? I'll make mine inspired on yours, my unit which was cascade model failed, I bought the cascade to replace and now its malfunctioning, dont know what's actually going on but I have a few parts to paint that cant wait no longer, just bought the items you used and try to make mine, did you use regular cables, is that safe to keep my hand close to these cables, spark doesnt go through the cables? 400kv is huge hehe Thanks for sharing I really wish you the best things in life!

Great video! I'm trying to figure out how to make a battery operated electrostatic circuit for a regular spray paint can for an art project. I'm happy to pay for your time if that's something you can show me how to make. Thanks.

Your setup appears to work better than Eastwood. Lol

To begin 👍👍👍 excellent video and explanation of the components and how they work together my question is is it possible to take the voltage module and extend the voltage knobs through the modular box to transform your initial set up into a dual or multi voltage system?

Great video! I’m going to try and make it this weekend. I have o let one question for you. Does the powder from the bottle flow up through the vinyl tube or does it go around the tube and through the pvc? The way I understand it is the air blows though the vinyl and the powder is blown via the pvc tube? Thanks again !

What silicone did you use?

Brilliant video. I noticed the boost module warns to use power for less than 1 minute. Has this been a problem?

Hello! I want to build a powder coating system like yours but i understand nothing about electricity and electric circuits. Do you have a book to recommend? Or some topics so i can search for on youtube? I really wish to have this knowledge. Anyway, thanks for the information in this video!