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« on: May 27, 2008, 11:12:44 PM »
Here are a few useful guides and writeups I have found on powder coating. I might be trying this soon, so I will let you guys know how it goes.

For those of you interested, a decent powder coating kit can be had for pretty cheap now at Harbor Freight for about $60. All that is needed is a small compressor and a toaster oven (size of oven depends on the size of parts you are trying to coat).

Harbor Freight Powder Coating System
Ohio Custom Powders

Guides
British V8 - Powder for the People <---Excellent writeup
Dave's Home Machine Shop - Powder Coating At Home Guide
Testing of the Sears Powder Coating Gun
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As you know from physics, torque = force * distance so the farther from the center of the wheel that the rim is, the more torque and power it will take to turn.
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« Reply #1 on: June 01, 2008, 11:31:25 PM »
Some more readings...

Auto Restorer Online - Building A Powder Coat Booth
Powder Coating in the Home Shop
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As you know from physics, torque = force * distance so the farther from the center of the wheel that the rim is, the more torque and power it will take to turn.
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