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Identify & Partially Assemble Base

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Introducing the Spray Twirly HD: The Ultimate Solution for Spraying Cabinet Doors | The PaintLine

What happens here

The presenter removes various components from the box, including the orange and white circular base rings, the central vertical pole, several horizontal arm segments, and a small wooden block. He points out the adjustable feet on the bottom base ring, designed to provide stability on uneven surfaces. He then manually fits the white outer base ring onto the orange inner base ring, showcasing how the base is designed to rotate.

Tools and materials

  • Adjustable Feet PaintLine

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spray, you can set projects on it and it spins. It's a spray table. There's the HD version right there. Spray uh spray toy HD, which stands for heavy duty. So, here's the device right here. The original version sets up super fast, super easy. It's compact. Can just pack away in your trailer. This version looks like it's got um some nuts and bolts to [Music] it. So, we got parts. It looks like this one. You've got some parts that need to be assembled. So, we'll assemble them. Looks like some nuts and bolts. Here's the arms that spray pull. The arms right here. We'll set those aside like that. Here's our um stand right here. Here's the base. This is actually pretty cool. Looks like the base of the PSD ID. Looks like a lot of similarities right here. Okay, here's the bottom right here. It's got some adjustable feet. That's pretty cool. So, the thing you can adjust the feet if your surface you're working on isn't level, which is a pretty cool feature. So, it doesn't wobble. You don't want the same thing to wobble if you got a heavy piece of furniture sitting on it. And I'm going to actually put that to the test cuz I'm going to be

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