Nice..i've seen others that have a female and male adaptor but after watching this I don't think it's needed. Simple and easy...I like that you can make the one base and switch out tops..that is a great idea!! Thanks for the video
Dude, did you take speech classes. It is awesome to here someone speak in complete sentences, with out a bunch of ums and uhh's. Great video and explanations. Thanks
I'm new to this and need to coat small pieces, this looks to be the way for me to go, I was under the impression there had to be a positive and negative voltage used
Standard powder coating on large items requires electrical ions being introduced to the powder paint as it flows out of a "paint gun." The item being painted is electrically grounded and the electrically "charged" paint particles from the gun are then attracted to the grounded item. These fluid beds are used for powder coating using heat, i.e. you simply heat a lead head jig, dip it in the powder paint, and you now have an evenly paint-coated jig head.
Ya, you don’t want it very strong or it will blow the powder. You want just enough air so when you move the cup back and forth. The powder moves like water
1/4 inch compression fitting. I made mine a while back after Fishing Frenzy posted this great vid. Here is my vid as well. All props got to Fishing Frenzy. th-cam.com/video/Jm6S1gbQ0zc/w-d-xo.html
Tine Schrijvers I do not remember, and the pumps are at the lake right now, so I can’t look. I will tell you that it requires really minimal air, so I’m sure the small one is fine
+Team Fat Katz Fishing No problem, Im glad that it worked for you. I was astonished how much easier it made painting jig hears...way more "factory" look too.
+Team Fat Katz Fishing I didn't talk about it in the video, but yes I bake all of mine. It makes them way more durable. I just hand the hooks off the rack In the oven. Each color requires a different temp and time, so just google a baking chart for whatever brand of paint you are using. Another thing I do now, is find a piece of copper wire the same size as the inside of the eyelet on the hook and as soon as I pull it out off the paint I shove that wire through the eyelet to clear it out. It works perfect and leaves the eyelet super smooth.
Have you found that it is necessary to use copper wire, or would another type of wire work just as well? I get the feeling that if I used, say, a stainless steel wire, that something undesired would happen since each guy I've seen do this with the wire uses copper.
Simple but if you want you can take a small spoon or a touth pick and stick it in the paint and whisk it around it puts air same thing this thing is doing been pouring jigs for years, not knocking this vid good job building it buddy but for the money he spent that's a lot of money you can use for powder paint
This is the cheapest fluid beds I have come across. I will say from my experience of painting jigs both ways. It's well worth using a fluid bed. You save paint with a fluid bed. Just my $.02!
Great Video. Comments are great too. Love the tip on the electrical tape around the lid.
this video was great , tried making a fluid bed following your video and it was spot on THANK YOU !!!
This is super cool am buying a Lee pro 4-20 later today and this is my project before it gets here thank you for sharing my friend.
Best instructive video clear speaking and awesome detail much better than all others I watched. Great job.
Nice..i've seen others that have a female and male adaptor but after watching this I don't think it's needed. Simple and easy...I like that you can make the one base and switch out tops..that is a great idea!! Thanks for the video
Dude, did you take speech classes. It is awesome to here someone speak in complete sentences, with out a bunch of ums and uhh's. Great video and explanations. Thanks
RODNEY, ha ha ha, I’m glad you liked the video! Thanks
Very well made video and very good camera skill I most definitely learned how to make a simple and clean looking fluid bed
Thank you and thanks for watching
This is the best set up yet. I will be using it. Thanks great video!
It’s been working great for me for the past several years
I made this and it works awesome, thanks for the informative tutorial. I wish I woulda made two now that I dug through all the parts at home blepo!
Just found this video but just what I was looking for. A lot better than using unions , Thanks for sharing.
Enjoyed the video. It was a very quick and easy project. Plus, it really works! Thanks.
Thanks for watching. Glad it worked well for you
Finally someone showing how to make these without using a pvc coupler than cost $ 10 by itself.
hello friend are you well asked a question this filter that models papers is because I have a filter problem my problems are filters
Hello, I’m sorry, but I do not understand what you are asking.
Does any powder ever seep through the filter into the lower air chamber? That would be my only concern for changing out the paint top part
How easy is it to switch cups? I feel like once u push the filter and cup in it will be hard to take out
The cups fit in fairly tight, but really aren’t that hard to remove and switch
I'm new to this and need to coat small pieces, this looks to be the way for me to go, I was under the impression there had to be a positive and negative voltage used
Using a fluid bed like this does not require voltage. I think with larger items like truck frames, they use voltage to heat the metal up.
Standard powder coating on large items requires electrical ions being introduced to the powder paint as it flows out of a "paint gun." The item being painted is electrically grounded and the electrically "charged" paint particles from the gun are then attracted to the grounded item. These fluid beds are used for powder coating using heat, i.e. you simply heat a lead head jig, dip it in the powder paint, and you now have an evenly paint-coated jig head.
i made a quad.. now im tryin to find the right filter to use to get it flowin good
+John s A brown paper grocery bag worked the best for me.
When I turn on the pump, the air that comes out is not very strong..... is that how it should be? Pretty light?
Ya, you don’t want it very strong or it will blow the powder. You want just enough air so when you move the cup back and forth. The powder moves like water
I try looking for the valve you used.... Went to Home Depot and there were multiple 1/4 inch valve.....could you tell me exactly which size you used?
I show the package in the video. Other than that I really don’t remember. Sorry.
1/4 inch compression fitting. I made mine a while back after Fishing Frenzy posted this great vid. Here is my vid as well. All props got to Fishing Frenzy. th-cam.com/video/Jm6S1gbQ0zc/w-d-xo.html
3/8 inch male thread
On the video he is using a LFA-41 Brass Valve. hope this helps you
Thank you sir
What wattage is on the aquarium pump? I have a choice of 1.5 w or 4 w.
Tine Schrijvers I do not remember, and the pumps are at the lake right now, so I can’t look. I will tell you that it requires really minimal air, so I’m sure the small one is fine
Thanks
@@tineschrijvers3174 3.5W On mine. 20-60 gallon /double outlet.
Great Video and Information
Sorry I did not hear the name of the caps you use in the fluid beds. I have had a hard time finding these
At my Home Depot they have these temporary caps for the PVC. I can look on mine and get the skew and you can give that to your Home Depot.
How well does Black work?
Daryle Hayward black works fine. That’s the color I use 75% of the time
Nice!
Why did I not know air could go through a brown paper bag 😳😳
Great vid and I copied your product. Works great. Thanks !!!!
+Team Fat Katz Fishing No problem, Im glad that it worked for you. I was astonished how much easier it made painting jig hears...way more "factory" look too.
No doubt they are coming out flawless. can't remember from your vid but are you baking them off to cure or not ? I have not done it yet.
+Team Fat Katz Fishing I didn't talk about it in the video, but yes I bake all of mine. It makes them way more durable. I just hand the hooks off the rack In the oven. Each color requires a different temp and time, so just google a baking chart for whatever brand of paint you are using. Another thing I do now, is find a piece of copper wire the same size as the inside of the eyelet on the hook and as soon as I pull it out off the paint I shove that wire through the eyelet to clear it out. It works perfect and leaves the eyelet super smooth.
Thanks FishingFrenzyTV. Got it !!!!
Have you found that it is necessary to use copper wire, or would another type of wire work just as well? I get the feeling that if I used, say, a stainless steel wire, that something undesired would happen since each guy I've seen do this with the wire uses copper.
Simple but if you want you can take a small spoon or a touth pick and stick it in the paint and whisk it around it puts air same thing this thing is doing been pouring jigs for years, not knocking this vid good job building it buddy but for the money he spent that's a lot of money you can use for powder paint
Jeff Stanford thanks for watching and thanks for the advise!
This is the cheapest fluid beds I have come across. I will say from my experience of painting jigs both ways. It's well worth using a fluid bed. You save paint with a fluid bed. Just my $.02!
Great vid and I copied your product. Works great. Thanks !!!!
Awesome. Im glad its working great for you.