That's a eat build but the ergonomics don't appear to work. Your arms are so high when you are drilling. I think that would lead to fatigue too quickly.

This was very helpfull! I have never been much of a painter, but I have a kitchen cabinet re-paint job coming up...i have to ask : what size tip do you recommend on the gun & what psi should I set the regulator on the compressor?? Thanks again

No finish on Bottom?

Why would i be wortied about my counyet top flexing with moisture?

Awesome!

Traduire en Francais.Mercie 😊

Help. I have two small rubber gaskets that were not mentioned in your video. One is slightly bigger than the other. I reassembled everything and these two are left over. Where the heck did they go?

are those 2x's cedar?

The link to the free plan no longer works. Any way to get the plan?

Solid video man. I’m a metal worker mainly, I shoot permalac mainly. I got some Sherwood precat yesterday for a small wood job this week. You covered it all man. You clearly know your stuff. The little tips and tricks. It’s like you have done EVERYTHING wrong that I’ve done. The tip about shooting straight retarder is brilliant. I’ve never tried that. The tip about cleaning the tip between coats is something I do when it’s warm outside. Loved hearing somebody else that knows it well. Cheers

Ok, im going to ask a few questions that I can't seem to find answers for. I've built a business of making wood ornaments, gifts, signs, and so on. A traditional airbrush is to small for me stain several basswood sheets at a time. I'm looking for a small air compressor with a smaller spray gun. There doesn't seem to be a happy medium between an airbrush and a spray gun. My biggest problem is the air compressor. I need it to be small and quiet. My paint booth is in a walkin closet in my home. My husband is lending me his pancake compressor and it has worked fabulously. But....its so loud in the house that it's not a feasible solution. Any info u may have would be greatly appreciated.

So cool looks like a football

What psi is going to sprayer?

Great video! Im definitely subscribed. I work as a finisher in a high volume woodshop. I 100% agree with this method. Speeds up your production time immensely. The only question i have is, what size fluid tip do you use to spray your lacquer top coat? And what is the dry time for the minwax before you can apply some sanding sealer? Thanks

Dude! What a great video! Not a dull moment! Very educational! Im a professional (commercial) painter taper, niche processes like this really can give a guy an edge !

Thank you

"a few coats of johnson's paste wax" *cries ten years in the future*

Apparently he is a car detailer now. Saw that on his Facebook page.

Can I use precatylized laquer on a painted piece of furniture?

About to make drawers for a kitchen, really like that you don’t see the side ends from the front. Do you think plywood could be used or would ply layers would fall apart when cutting into front panel.

Can you add a link to the plans? The one posted doesnt work any longer

Loud annoying music.

Well done...thanks

Can you please please tell me where to find those orange canister caps ! Those would be incredibly helpful

Your Brother's Son is....Your nephew 😂

If you install a T fitting, air will be free to travel side to side while turning or having load on one side. Pretty sure thats a bad idea

What’s the tip size on the gun? 1.7? 1.8?

Very informative video I am building an outside pavilion and am installing tongue and groove pine on the vaulted ceiling. I am going to follow your steps. Might be overkill for this ceiling, but one that will be easier to clean and seal. Thoughts ????

What holds the glass in?

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I love how you? Do you work? And that really works. You spend more money. Like you say but it works. Thank you very much for your tips. I will try it.👍👍👍🇺🇸🙏🙏

I liked the video and loved its content, but I'm sorry to have to say, but I must mention that I found the background music distracting and quite annoying. Other than that, thank you and great job!!

So, did you know there is a circuit breaker on that board with a reset button that you can press through a hole above the dial? Ngl I feel like you probably just needed to reset it. It's there to do the job of that inline fuse you put in.

What size tip are u using

You have come up with a very original concept for a torsion assembly. Even more, you have moved the assembly to the unused space for your casters. Kudos on this imaginative design.

I've made birdhouses in 4-H. I've made a strawberry birdhouse, a birthday cake birdhouse, and a pufferfish birdhouse.

I Also Made A Spoon Rest & I Used Corn Oil On That.

I Just Slice A Douglas Fur Timber & Made A Coaster Thatway. I Even Make Them Out Of Pallet Wood. Try Doing That. What Kind Of Flooring Did You Use?

If You Think You .get 3 Seasons I 1 Month we .sometimes Get Tornado's In March.

Can this be used for slat ceilings? I’m killing myself trying the stain in between all those grooves.

Why put hinges on outside? That defeats the purpose of locking it...just take off hinges and I'm in

Best idea ever, I’ll be building the same setup for my new planer first thing in the morning.

what color stain is on that door to the basement? (guessing its the door to the basement)

the first one was jacobean. what was the second stain?

I just use a card scraper to clean up any mill marks on the wood.

3 years ago ? What happen are you OK ?

They kinda look like hard ons....no disrespect

Not wasting my time where the content creator is either unwilling or unable to speak and articulate their process.

I hope you are doing well. I watch this particular video every time I set up this joint.

Good video, thanks.