Fuji Spray 5330 Gravity Feed Gun Holder Stand

As others have noted, this stand doesn't work for the Fuji Semi-Pro 2 (2203G) unit's gravity-fed gun, because the gravity cup is offset, unlike guns that have the cup right on top. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find a different stand for the 2203G gun. However, if you are handy with wood, you can make a base that will hold the unit very well. How to (pictures attached):First, note that the stand will be used from the back, ignoring the lowest arm that has the handle holder. So everything is based on the gun pointing in the same direction as that unused lower arm.I took a 2x4, ran it through the table saw at about 2 3/4" width, with a 17degree angle on it, to match the angle of the tube that holds up the cup (relative to the cup; check your gun for the angle in case they are different). Then I routed a 3/8" channel that would fit the U part of the tube, about 1 inch deep. Router it into the 17 degree face, perpendicular, about 1/4" from the "low" side of the angled face.On the bottom of the 2x4, make some crosscut table saw passes to make a gap for the metal base and screws to fit under. Finally, I had to chisel out some of the 2x4 where the main metal post rises up on an angle, to allow the 2x4 to move back enough to be in alignment. Screw the metal base to a piece of plywood (9 inch square roughly), then align, clamp, and screw the 2x4 into the plywood from underneath.Set the gun cup in the ring, with the U tube slotted in the router groove. It will want to tip in one direction; hold it so it's straight and then tap a wedge of wood into the router channel to hold the gun straight. Done. Easy to lift out, but also very solid when set in place.The front arm holder for the handle isn't used in this set up, so you could hack it off if it's in your way.Cheers

Bought this at same time I purchased a Fuji Gravity based Sprayer. It allows you to filter the paint directly into the sprayer cup. I can't think of how I'd fill my sprayer without it. Slam dunk for the price.

I have not used it yet, so I might hate it later, but first impression is OK. The top section where the filter goes seems a bit loose and might swivel when I don't want it to, I suspect a little tape around the rod to increase the diameter will help that problem.

Nice paint gun holder , but I found it was cheaper at harbor freight

Being new to spray painting, I tried to gather everything I needed before starting the job. This product is easy to assemble, but won't stand alone. It must be screwed or clamped in/on to a board or tabletop or it falls over. If you look at the base, you can see that the metal is all in the front and nothing in the rear. Pretty disappointing for Fugi.

You need a way to set your gun down when you are moving things around between spraying, and of course, you don't want to lay it on its side with paint in it. I use it with my Mini-Mite 4. I attached it to a piece of 2x4 and just put it in my bench vise when I spray. The Mini-Mite pump actually comes with a little rod that you can put on the top of the pump to set the gun on. The rod sticks into the air inlet fitting. But the air line has to be disconnected to use it, and I put my pump on the floor, so it is inconvenient to use. This stand is at work bench level and just make things a lot easier.

I have to say the gravity feed Holder stand seems well made, it holds the spray gun so you can pour paint into it with ease happy so far.

Could not fill or set my spray gun aside without it.

Adjustable very rubbist Well made

Works perfectly to hold paint gun when filling with out making a mess by spilling paint

Use it for my Sata gravity feed. Should have got one of these a long time ago. It beats the wood ones I've always made.

Nicely made, but over-priced!

Like an extra hand, a must have for any painter