Shop accessories colors

[LCHIEN]

Time for a new poll (Don't drink starbucks)



Mac told me I painted this the wrong color...
What color should it have been? What color would you paint it? Take the poll...

[TheRic]

Ridgid Orange then you can give yourself a Limited Lifetime Warranty.

[LarryG]

I voted "Other," for Loring Lavender.

[Black wallnut]

other= plum purple!

[scmhogg]

I voted other. They should be made out of Rosewood or Ebony, etc., and polished to a high sheen.

[jziegler]

I voted other. You can never go wrong with black. Black looks good on just about everything.

Jim

[siliconbauhaus]

as an architect I go for white

as a woodworker I go for hitachi green

[sacherjj]

Ridgid Orange makes it easier to find.

[ragswl4]

Red and yellow diagonal stripes to indicate the use and precision of this tool. I think it should stand out from other shop items as a calibration device worthy of its own paint scheme.

[cgallery]

All my projects get an unintentional deep red splatter.

[cabinetman]

I voted "other". It should be painted a glow-in-the-dark paint so that you can find it in the middle of the night when you sneak into the shop to work.

[sparkeyjames]

I voted other. I want it to be flouresent blazing hot pink. You will never lose it in a clutter of other stuff.

Just for s&g here is a printing ink color chart to really liven things up. PMS 806 all the way.

http://www.agenity.com/sitemanager/u...or%20Chart.pdf

[LCHIEN]

I voted other. You can never go wrong with black. Black looks good on just about everything.

Jim

Ha, there was supposed to be a Black (& Decker) choice, but that appears to be the one I forgot.
That explains why I had to put "other" in the extra space.

[Brian G]

If you paint it pink, nobody will steal it.

[Jeffrey Schronce]

Other. It should be poly. It's wood or a wood by product right!?!?!