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Underdog
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Post by Underdog »

mickyd,

I appreciate the offer, but I've already settled on hammered gray for the first one. Maybe when I get to the second one I'll give you a shout for various color schemes?
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If I get one, it will be Shopsmith gray. No way can I mess up that color scheme.
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I bet it would really look good powder coated. :D If I was going to paint it, and has some $$ lying around.....

Darn those $$. Never any lying around when you need 'em.

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Now there's an idea that's been tossing around the back of my mind too - POWDER COAT!!!

But I don't have 220v in the garage for an oven and the breaker box doesn't currently have any open slots. I've a small 110v toaster oven that was given to me (free) in case I ever decides to do very small parts, but I've not gone down that road yet. I really should get an estimate for installing the 220v outlet in the garage, but I hate paying for what I know I could do if I'd wrap my brain around it.
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