You know, that is INGENIOUS! I always pass over the easy way of doing things to my demise. It wouldn't be hard at all to fill a one gallon paint can about 1/4 full and pour a little less than 1/4 sand in there and do it that way. Interesting.
The ONLY concern is anyone purchasing a paint shaker that is a hobbyist will get it from HF or somewhere. My HF shaker is an air model, and I wonder if its wise to run it alot more than normal, just due to its longevity? Also, my unit works inside the blaster, but with an enclosed can you could do it anywhere. Now I am thinking using the rotating machine idea, with two attachments, one the screen type drum and another that is totally enclosed.
Not sure about the efficiency of these ideas. I just know it takes me 30 minutes per load and isnt too hard on the parts. Thanks Dan for getting that out there!
