DIY Jig Saw Holder with Spray Can Shaker

In this video I'm going to show you how to make this jig saw holder, which, besides allowing to keep my jig saw and all of its accessories handy, I can get more out of this power tool's motor by using it to shake spray cans.
Recently, I've been thinking about making a holder that I can use to hang up my jig saw to change its blades in a more convenient way. Besides, in my workshop I use lacquer or spray paint quite often, and I was kind of tired of shaking the cans. These two ideas led me to designing this holder.
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[@Paoson_Woodworking]

DIY Jig Saw Holder Plans: bit.ly/4bfsrCP

[@scottturner3831]

... shaking spray cans... GENIUS!!!

[@SUBtrauma]

I've taped cans to reciprocating saws before. haha

[@barry.w.christie]

Slightly over engineered (but better that than slapped together) ... what a fantastic idea ... I think I'd modify it so that a rubber strap held the can down, with a sliding block at the end (along the same lines as you have) to hold the can laterally ... brilliant as usual 👍

[@tpsooner7816]

Fantastic!

[@wing1wing2]

THX for that Idea.

[@richardquebec5850]

Bravos une idée des plus génial je la fait c'est sure! Merci bien. 💯👌

[@valick1977]

Next project? Nimbus 2000?

[@evgeni6561]

Гениально👍🥇

[@southeast7259]

This is outstanding, the idea to use the jig saw holder as a "shaker" - excellent.

[@PR-WoodWorkingCreations]

*Fantastic Work!!, Great Design and Execution!!* 🌟👍🏻
*Jigsaw for Shaking the Spray Can is Brilliant!!* 🌟👍🏻
*Definitely going to make it for myself!!*

[@andreacantoni415]

Me encantó y además me parece sumamente divertido. idea genial.

[@jimh472]

truly ingenious!

[@gabrielvaldez6877]

Siempre innovando. Muy buena idea, quedo genial!

Excellent idea. I will put your idea on my to do list. 👍

[@NickConteSC]

You sir are everything I aspire to be. That shaker is both genius and made to perfection. You now have a subscriber you didn't have before. Thank you sir!

[@gpunkt-diy]

what a funny idea! 👍

[@yaz911]

Well played sir 👏

[@Gasoline2009]

Compliments buddy.

[@BalkanHandyman]

Perfect 👏

[@ramosoficinadamadeira5510]

Muito bom seu vídeo 👏👏👏

[@ygorjensouniev-mafabriquea6992]

Bonne idée.

[@elito1138]

Buenisima idea gracias por compartirla y gracias por todos tus videos, por cierto soy Angel era seguidor tuyo en mi otro canal (angel1138) youtube lo cerró y todavía no sé porque, bueno lo importante es que seré siempre un fiel seguidor tuyo. gracias de nuevo

[@MASI_forging]

Fatastic work 😍😍

[@bready4christ96]

I see cog wheels at the bottom of your box at the end...

[@RoadTo19]

Do the cans need to rotate as well???

[@Paoson_Woodworking]

no, it's enough to do it as I show in the video

[@JChris139]

Am I missing something here? Does this not seem like an over the top idea...am I just missing the punch line 🤔. I mean I get it, it's annoying shaking a can for 20 seconds but ...

[@brianakins83]

As he explained, most people do not shake their cans enough. 20 seconds is not enough if you are looking to get the full product value.

[@rupe53]

@@brianakins83 read the back of the can and most will say to shake for 60 seconds AFTER the ball rattles. This is especially true if your cans are stored in a basement or garage where temps are on the cool side... say 60 degrees F.