Blondie has an interesting site for amateur machinists. I'm not sure if it's just a serious hobby or an actual enterprise. Here she's ventured into powder coating small items. She's got more tools and smarts than me.
The problem with power coat is there isn't a lot of interest by the professionals to do one offs. I can't blame them due to expectations by the end user as far as cost and scheduling. Elmer Fudd clients tend to be a PITA.
If you walked into a pro shop with a fist sized metal thing and got a price, what would it be, assuming no personal connections?
These amateur kits start at a few hundred dollars at PA. Made in China, 23,000 volts. What could go wrong?
She takes a couple of cheap shots at toaster ovens.
The problem with power coat is there isn't a lot of interest by the professionals to do one offs. I can't blame them due to expectations by the end user as far as cost and scheduling. Elmer Fudd clients tend to be a PITA.
If you walked into a pro shop with a fist sized metal thing and got a price, what would it be, assuming no personal connections?
These amateur kits start at a few hundred dollars at PA. Made in China, 23,000 volts. What could go wrong?
She takes a couple of cheap shots at toaster ovens.
