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Nice space! Compact little machine as well, always curious to hear your thoughts on it.

I cant believe the time energy and effort your wasting. it would have just been easier and cheaper if you had taken this to a machine shop and got them to fly cut / deck a true surface with a larger mill.

do you offer your anodizing services for other products?

Any new products coming out soon?

Give making your own pallets a go! Its easier than it looks and once the cost to try a pallet Design is $20-$30 in material it’s easier to try new approaches. The pallet hardware is reusable. About half of my dozen pallets were made from scratch. Once you take the plunge you’ll Never look back.

Great to see the awesome update, it had been a while! Would definitely recommend trying to keep abrasives away from the machines. Do your blasting cabinet and surface grinder have good extraction set ups?

Looking good! Excited for all the future projects to come!

When are Paragon's coming back in stock?

hell yeah, Cameron! congratulations

Dope! Perfect space for the new mill!

So excited for a shop not taking up half my gym! 😂

congrats man! look forward to seeing how you set it up

Lookin' forward to seeing it all setup and you back in production!

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I was gonna buy a knife and there all sold out

I need

As a "professional anodize technician" (big quotes on that one since I'm under 2 years at my company, but have my process down pat), this is the closest to a "professional" as you can get as far as home setups go, I'm highly impressed. The book by R.H. Probert is all our shop has ever used for reference and we always nail our thickness goal (.0005- .0007 measured w/ eddy current), except we base our power supply settings by constant voltage instead of amperage. Really easy if you know what aluminum alloy you're working with specifically. And don't worry, in shops like mine I splash my parts around in the rinse tanks the same way you do! You've got the best, and safest home setup I've seen. Kudos to you for showing the right way to do it.

Are you rinsing with tap water or distilled water?

Please make it again. I'll order it right away

How much did the entire set up cost?

That was useful and creatively✨

Cameron - I’ve got a small fidget slider I’m curious if you’d be interested in anodizing… it’s a fidget slider all stainless steel that’s very near and dear to my heart. How could I contact you for more information?

The patterns you have are gorgeous. I am very curious about what process you are using. Are you using masking? The precision in the pattern looks printed on

Wonderful video and fantastic finishes!

Here, take my money! 👍😎

Hi where i can order your handbook ?

Thank you so much for the video! This got me up and throwing chips instantly. Thanks! Have a good day

thanks for yours videos.

THANK YOU SO MUCH

Great video. Thank you for posting this.

Thanks for this great video! I've read that pre-anodizing prep with glass beads is a mistake since the beads can shatter and embed glass in the aluminum, which can then affect the ano. Have you had any issues with that? Have you tried blasting with any other materials (walnut shell, stainless steel beads, etc.)?

Very nice. I can see that as a daily carry!

That’s such a cool design!

I’m interested in anodizing aluminum hardware. How would you go about connecting the electricity to each screw?

thank you very much for sharing this, what wire did you use? titanium welding wire?

Using thermoses pretty smart. I was wondering what is good to use to get started. Is your spray tap water or is filtered/ neutralized water?

Are you in Arizona?

I have so many questions

I like the vapor blasting.about the gun printed was interesting Can you do a part 1 and a part2 instead of condensed version. Explain your 3D printer and material you use for the making of the vapor blasting gun Thanks for sharing, outstanding video

Nice video, thanks. I have been doing the for a year or so-- mainly typeIII . Something that can help if you not sure about time in the bath and currents is a thickness gauge, you can get 99% repeatability.

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I just bought the same pump after watching your video. I'm doing my spindle bearings too, so I have full access to all the lines and will be purging soon. How is your system working? I almost fainted when Harig's parts guy only wanted $600 for their pump!

just started to do some anodizing and the aluminium wire that i'm using which is around 3mm thick keeps burning and disolving. the part being anodized then breaks away around an hour into the anodizing. kept the amps to minimum, around 1A and the part is around 4 square inch. Dont get it.???

Excellent walk through, thanks for making it and sharing! We have a slightly larger line. We found setting a programmable power supply to 16 volts constant voltage will then automatically put the current at the exact value it needs to be.

Nice set up. However, you will have an incredibly dangerous situation if there is a spill. You never want basic, nor alkaline materials in close proximity to acids. (YIKES!)

Hey I couldn't get the calculator to work. The link just shows values, not formulas

I noticed one of your knives had a zebra type black and white pattern, was that a masked? I have often wanted to try dual coloring.

Very enlightening, thanks! Has helped answer so many questions.

Did you switch from sodium bisulfate to sulfuric acid? If yes, how come?