As advertised, well made should last with regular use.

Perfect for mixing even think epoxy

I had borrowed a similar shaker from a friend. It worked fine, once I bolted it down (otherwise, it does a most entertaining dance across whatever surface it sits on). I've used my new tool once. So far, so good.

Perfect for my shop and reasonable price, works well

One of my many jobs as a Concrete Statuary business owner is that I paint .... A LOT! It's annoying trying to stir every color that goes into a piece, with the Paint Shaker that's now a thing of the past. Makes my work go quicker and I'm assured of evenly mixed paints. Thanks guys. Great product!

Works well as we use it everyday

LOW PRICE

definitely plan on bolting down somewhere

You need to purchase prices worth it. If you do any painting at all which we paint professionally industrial / automotive slash pretty much anything this thing mixes your paint perfectly every time has loads of power to use highly recommended!!!!

The only issue, they should have mentioned in the instructions that the oil goes into the little clear cylinder which is right after the air inlet.

I like everything about it and I use it for mixing paint

This shaker is great so far. It has mixed up high-builds and polyesters that have separated from sitting in no time. It accommodates all size cans up to one gallon.

I bought this unit to replace one of the loudest machines on the market. This machine is quiet, stable, operates at a higher p.s.i. so the shaking gets done faster. We use it for paints, glues, some chemicals, spray paint cans, even rusty items. Put rusty nuts and bolts into an old paint can add some small ball-bearings and five minutes later they look great.Best bargain around.

Anchored it to the floor in the garage.. its definitely loud ... but I have my ear muffs on in the garage most of the time anyway... did a good job shaking paint

I received this paint shaker as a gift from my wife. I'd read about the poor design of the grease (zerk) fitting threaded into plastic so invested in a Lock'n'lube coupler to try and avoid damaging it. That was a waste of time and money trying to protect the fitting as the first greasing the pressure of the grease being pumped in caused the grease fitting to pop out the plastic threads. Rather than return it I disassembled the tool and drilled the grease fitting hole right through the collar and tapped it to take an M8 bolt. Then I drilled through the M8 bolt with a small bit and drilled and tapped the head to take an M6 grease fitting (standard grease fitting in the tool seems to be 1/4-28 thread). The M8 bolt was cut to be long enough to thread into to the collar but not touch the shaft. Reassembled everything and can now grease it without the grease fittings popping out. The paint shaker needs to be mounted to it's own stand, preferably metal, as operation will cause everything around it to shake. The plastic oiler is the next thing I need to change as that is a leaky mess. This tool would be much better if the manufacturer used something similar to my fix to install the external grease fitting. There would be a lot less complaints and returns.

Completely seized up after three months of easy use. Tried calling the company for support but it's impossible to get through on the phone. Sent them an email so we will see if they get back to me. After reading the reviews I would have expected this shaker to last more than a couple of months. I'll update this review based upon the company's response.Update: Tried contacting the company by email and through their website with NO response after three weeks. Would not recommend.

It is amazing that a human being can build such a fine machine, and then screw it up by using a cheap oiler with cheap plastic and a oiler screw that won't stop the waste of the flow of oil. None of the oil is being used properly, it all leaks out of the filter.ARE YOU PEOPLE KIDDING ME?

Excelente

Secured it to my main table made from 4x4's using lags. Creates quite a rattle and the paint cans get looser the longer they go. Using the recommended shake times work fine, but don't let it go longer or you might lose a can.Setup was easy, but I am worried about the acrylic oil cylinder breaking one day. I made sure to install this unit so the air ingress is facing away from traffic areas and I ensured the hose is attached in as stress free a way as possible. I'm not sure how I could replace that part if it broke.