Unbox & Testing WORLD’S MOST INNOVATIVE Metal Spray System! | NEW Metallisation i450 Arc Spray

Nice grill my brother

That’s a great bit of kit, a real problem solver and will save a fortune on new material😊🤟the Teeth are great Son👍

we need to show off a new product
who has the best cameraperson/ editor😎🤠

When Kurtis says "mil" I think he means 0.001 inch, and not "mm", the latter showing up in the accompanying text.

Cool beans!!

Full commercial video.

This new machine is amazing!

Whether it is right for you or not is your decision, but I'm impressed.

Why didn't Karen get a go?

just noticed you had some work done on your teeth looks great!

an awesome vid guys - and very interesting too

..and as for Homie who couldn't love that mutt!

Hi, Side note Dudley where the machine came from made the chain and ancor for the titani. Only few miles from me.


Do you have to watch over spray behind the machine.

Steve

Looking good Curtis. Dentist did a bang up job !

Ghostbuster vibes with that gun....

You can put this towards it if you decide to purchase , and or if you need something else or have lunch on me. It's just good to see some younger folks seeming determined to prove me wrong. THANK YOU

why not knurl the surface before spray coating ?

There are so many Kurtises in the shop today!

So could this be used for cast iron repairs

Would be nice to have some sort of rest to lay that on so you can just move it side to side without having to also hold it up to height.

Kurt, ur new choppers("teefs"😂)teeth look good !

Kurtis gives all the tech specs and we think ok…Karen says wow and we know it’s good! Boy that’s some machine! 🍺🍺

That is so cool. Enjoy your new toy…

Once you're done with the Fanna project, your next project should be to build a rail guide that you can attach this gun to easily. You can then glide the gun forward and back (and in and out for different material widths) and it will be perfectly perpendicular, and also help reduce hand fatigue in the long term.

I was watching the video and had a thought. Years ago I had a good friend who gave me a few ceramic inserts. Use only for final finishes. I used them with coolant and without. Did great. I did alot of A/C repair on aluminum, inconell, titanium, brass. It left smooth finishes.

Kurtis, That left a great finish, my question is the hardness, the dozer lift yokes are hard chromed at the bearing surface for durability, would this material be hard enough to use after the surface was finished as you demonstrated ? can it be hard chromed if needed ? also adhesion was also usually the issue with most metal spray technics, it looks like you colder fusion system might be the ticket.
I look forward to seeing more use of this in upcoming videos. Great work !

That is super being the first to get to use that metal spray machine. Great video thanks

I've been in industrial maintenance for 14 years and never knew this was a thing...

Thank you team. That gun looks like an expensive homeless toy.😂😂😂.

Can the arc spray gun be mounted to the tool post ? Or off the tool post a rail that you can slide side to side ,

Karen, is orange and black the in colour for men in Australia?

Wow! What a new process! Thanks for sharing! 👌👍

That's definitely a Miller XMT 450 with a top hat

wow

Very impressive👏

Sounds like youre healing well Kurty. Those new chompers sure are purty.

You get new teeth Kurtis ?

top job

Very cool!

Does Australia only have one uniform shirt option? It is odd that they have the exact same shirts.

Is there a maximum/minimum rotation speed of the piece you’re spraying? The diameter of the pieces you’re spraying are going to affect their speed you set your lathe to: there has to be a sweet spot where you put the most material on the piece you’re spraying, so you can’t spin every piece at the same rotation speed. Did they provide charts, or does the unit calculate the rotation speeds for you to set? Curious.

Amazing video work and explanation of the process. I am surprised the company does not offer a holder for the handpiece that can be mounted to the tool post. It would add a more consistent application of the spray material. Thanks for sharing.

Wow, kind of impressive! How does it feel to blast that thing? I ain’t afraid of no ghosts! Who you gonna call?

Will you be looking for an old beat up lathe or some other method should you purchase this?

it looks like something from Outerspace..

Its looks like, but Ghostbusters use more advanced technology. they have light backpacks....

Waww interesting

It looks like a Ray Gun from a Sci Fi movie :)

I have questions 🙋‍♂️
When using any arc welding technique Co2, Argon or some other gas other than air is used. Obviously just compressed air is used for plasma cutting but you are just blasting the molten metal out of the way and don’t care about oxidisation. So how come you don’t have to worry about that when using this process?