Airbrush Model Paint Shaker (Jigsaw Mounted)

I got sick of shaking up my pots of paint by hand. Even with metal ball bearings in the pots I found it unbearably time consuming and tiresome so I designed this paint shaker. It mounts to a jigsaw blade so the jigsaw can do all the work for you. The clamping plate has a rotating part printed in place within it to enable good clamping without damaging the padding holding the paint pot. Its tested on Revell and Humbrol paints. should be the right size to also work on Tamiya 10ml and 23ml pots. I'm working on testing with Citadel. 

Video: https://youtube.com/shorts/2tzeHn5URwg?feature=share

Required Hardware:

1.  1 off M8 x 50mm(ish) bolt or screw
2.  1 off M8 Nut
3.  3 off M3 x 10mm+  bolts
4.  3 off M3 nuts or heat set inserts (2 different model variations depending on preference
5.  2 off Sticky back foam pads 50mm x 50mm (the type that you get to stick under furniture legs)
6.  1 off long jigsaw blade. 152mm was perfect for me. 132mm would have worked too. It may depend on your model of jigsaw though. 

Print Instructions:

• Print both parts upright (they should import in the correct orientation).
• Use a strong filament you trust and set at least 20% infill and 3 perimeters.
• You may wish to enable supports for the Shaker Box if you cant get good bridges but DO NOT enable supports for the clamping plate.

Assembly Instructions:

1. Prepare the jigsaw blade by drilling 3 holes in it. You can insert it into the print or measure from the print to decide where you want them to be. The three holes are spaces 20mm apart. use a 4mm or 4.5mm drill bit to ensure you have plenty of wiggle room if you are slightly off on the hole positions. Before you drill you will want to insert the blade in the jigsaw with the box on it to ensure it doesn't foul on the jigsaw.
2. Insert your M3 inserts or nuts into the shaker box (the side with the bigger holes is for the inserts on that variation). 
3. Push the blade into the slot (it should be a tight fit), line up the holes, then insert and tighten the M3 bolts.
4. OPTIONAL: use a Dremel to grind the sharp tips off the exposed part of the blade.
5. Insert the M8 nut into the pocket in the shaker box (glue in place if you wish).
6. Screw the M8 from the bottom up into the shaker box
7. Find the hole in the clamping plate, insert a 2.5mm Allen key all the way through (you may need to rotate the inner part to line it up. This will secure the inner part to stop it rotating. 
8. Place the clamping plate inside the shaker box and screw the M8 bolt into the base of it. (this will take some force as you are forming the thread, this will keep it in place).
9. Stick the foam pads in the top and bottom of the cavity. 
10. put the blade in the jigsaw at the uppermost point of its travel ensuring the box does not foul on the jigsaw. DONE!

I may put together a quick assembly video if there's a need for it. Please let me know.

Feel free to message with any questions. A like would be muchly appreciated if you like my design.