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Your shoulders will love you for using mixers like these. Personally I use a heavy-duty mixer as I find it the most user-friendly, but it is expensive compared to this product. Thanks for the review Newbie!
@@GunplaNewbie Yeah.. pressure plate on top and it vibrates it like crazy... Whole arm shakes. It was about 115 USD. I just put glass bearings for slingshots in all my dropper bottles, and they mix in a few seconds.
5:13 Instructions unclear, mixed human grease with enamel paints. Anyways, nice little video you made, definitely looking towards what stuff ya post haha
Thanks for the unboxing. The unprotected stir bars will rust inside paint bottles and ruin your paints. SS ball bearings are relatively less magnetic and unlikely to rust. However, this product would be a game changer if little sealed stirrer were cheap enough to add to all my paint bottles. Keep up the reviews 👏🏻.
Interestingly, since I've made that video, the stir bars are still in those bottles with paints. I went and check, seems fine. I'm not sure if it's actually fine for lacquer paints. Or the bars are just better...
I've not tackled these metal bars in such a way. But I've left them in some paint bottles for over a few months now. No problem to this date! But if I ever do another video related to mixers or agitators then I might do this test
Eh it's not too bad. Once most of my bottles have these bars then I could place this near my painting station. But yeah, it's good that there are other choices out there. I might get one to compare them
Thanks for the review, I suggest that you'd need resistant stir bars as the rods will eventually contaminate your color. also, vortexing is not very good when mixing paint, the bubbles generated will cause inconsistencies when you spray paint.
Unfortunately, I'm unable to find the exact model on Amazon. But I've provided links of similar products under the description section..please check it out if you're interested.
Sure thing. Here ya go. But take note that there are now more different brands of paint mixer out there on taobao. 7.0哈FnNoX7D2KSW！ m.tb.cn/h.4wDDRcf?sm=d53b95 5D模型上色调漆瓶 工具 鸠极涡轮式摇漆器MS001 桌面油漆摇匀机
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Your shoulders will love you for using mixers like these. Personally I use a heavy-duty mixer as I find it the most user-friendly, but it is expensive compared to this product. Thanks for the review Newbie!
Thanks man..yeah I figured if it's affordable and useful, why it ? :D
Do you use those lab stuff that looks like a metal scale?
@@GunplaNewbie Yeah.. pressure plate on top and it vibrates it like crazy... Whole arm shakes. It was about 115 USD. I just put glass bearings for slingshots in all my dropper bottles, and they mix in a few seconds.
@@1ungawa That's definitely overkill :D BTW, thank you SO MUCH for the support! I will definitely buy myself more coffees !
@@GunplaNewbie or paint! Haha
Haha yeah or that !
Looks good and useful
Interesting product. Thanks for the review.
Thanks. Glad you liked it ☺️
Ohhh... that's how it is...
5:13 Instructions unclear, mixed human grease with enamel paints.
Anyways, nice little video you made, definitely looking towards what stuff ya post haha
Lol ...lemme know if the 'grease' is a good retarder...
Thanks :D
Thanks for the unboxing. The unprotected stir bars will rust inside paint bottles and ruin your paints. SS ball bearings are relatively less magnetic and unlikely to rust. However, this product would be a game changer if little sealed stirrer were cheap enough to add to all my paint bottles. Keep up the reviews 👏🏻.
Interestingly, since I've made that video, the stir bars are still in those bottles with paints. I went and check, seems fine. I'm not sure if it's actually fine for lacquer paints. Or the bars are just better...
Looks useful
It is! I think it's quite useful bro. RM40++ I don't think there's any in Malaysia yet...
@@GunplaNewbie i think ive seen people posting this at local gunpla group.. xD
Can you give the link for taobao ?
@@JokerXtremeCyclone woah ... I'll dig around more :D
item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a230r.1.14.72.19e33dc7ovSyQa&id=631142617946&ns=1&abbucket=8#detail
here you go :)
Wouldn’t a battery paint stirrer like badger do the job just as well?
It probably would but it involves dipping the stirrer in to the paint bottle right? It's pros and cons to consider both options.
have you tried dropping the steel bars into salt water to see if they rust? since leaving metals that rust in your paints would make them unuseable
I've not tackled these metal bars in such a way. But I've left them in some paint bottles for over a few months now. No problem to this date! But if I ever do another video related to mixers or agitators then I might do this test
@@GunplaNewbie ok thanks :) i've read that some steel ball agitators have that problem, thats the reason i've held back from getting one of these :)
Definitely. Some ball bearings does have this problem but not all. Best bet would still be glass balls but so far the metal bars are still fine.
@@GunplaNewbie that's good to hear :) thanks!
That looks cumbersome to use, think I would just get a regular mixer
Eh it's not too bad. Once most of my bottles have these bars then I could place this near my painting station. But yeah, it's good that there are other choices out there. I might get one to compare them
@@GunplaNewbie how would it react with metallic paint?
@@Adrix_Zero Now I'm curious. I'll give it a try and report back :D
What do you do when you have 100 paints?
I stop buying and start painting more lol
Hi, can you share the taobao link again. The one below seems to be broken. I'm from Singapore. Thks
Sure thing ..I'll get back to you tomorrow
Thanks for the review, I suggest that you'd need resistant stir bars as the rods will eventually contaminate your color. also, vortexing is not very good when mixing paint, the bubbles generated will cause inconsistencies when you spray paint.
Great info, I subscribe
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Hey! Would you have an Aliexpress link for this? I can't seem to find this kind of model :(
Unfortunately, I couldn't find the same exact model on Amazon or Aliexpress. Are you from the US ?
@@GunplaNewbie No I live in Germany at the moment :( But that's okay, thank you for looking into it :)
Can you link that exact mixer? I can't find it...
Sure. Where are you located at? I'll try to find a local link 🙂 personally I got it from taobao, China.
link?
Unfortunately, I'm unable to find the exact model on Amazon. But I've provided links of similar products under the description section..please check it out if you're interested.
Do you have taobao link ? Thanks
Sure thing. Here ya go. But take note that there are now more different brands of paint mixer out there on taobao.
7.0哈FnNoX7D2KSW！ m.tb.cn/h.4wDDRcf?sm=d53b95 5D模型上色调漆瓶 工具 鸠极涡轮式摇漆器MS001 桌面油漆摇匀机
@@GunplaNewbie Thanks bro...
No problem 😊
Stainless Steel is nominally non-magnetic…
Magnets are no bueno in paints. They're gonna tarnish and ruin the pain. Vortex mixers are the best option.
You mean like magnets in the paint bottle itself ? What if it's just 440c treated steel bars ?
They make plastic coated metal bars for lab equipment. Search for magnetic stirrers
@@Feintgames ..PTFE coated stir bars