Wow man.. that takes years of love to build out. The only thing it's missing is heavy metal with good speakers.

Nothing like some good precatt laquer

wow that's sweet! need a helper?

Wow the shop looks fantastic very well laid out all of your operations have a zone. Loved how you cut open the sides of the containers to create side rooms off your main roof. Glad to see you rocking it!

I feel like this every time I work with a beautiful wood too. Its a grounding experience.

Nice video. Thanks a lot. You make it look so simple

¿Qué tipo de madera es ese árbol?

One love from Jamaica mon.

How many folks does it take to move one of those slabs? I'm usually by myself and would probably need a forklift or a vacuum hoist to move something like that, lol.

I prefer brushing lacquer myself. It's self-leveling so I don't have to worry about brush strokes and I can catch runs before they have a chance to dry that way. I occasionally restore old radios that were originally finished in lacquer but often I'll have to glue up loose veneer or replace it which never matches the original well, so I'll usually spray on some Mohawk toner to even the color out before I brush on the lacquer. I'm afraid that, with spraying I'd get runs I couldn't really do anything about as it dries so quickly. I usually use a semi-gloss finish. It also doesn't have to be perfect and I think it leaves the radios looking how they originally would have looked new. Another great thing about lacquer is that it is easy to strip the old finish off with lacquer thinner and a bunch of old rags. And I can use cheap brushes to apply it with. I usually go with 0000 steel wool between coats :)

very cool

This is absolutely amazing! Nomad woodworking life potential right there! What are the interior dimensions of that box truck? How much MPG do you get driving?

Hi, what about spray gun does the lacquar will get dry if you leave it when waiting for the first and second coat?

dig your workshop mate looks lived in and loved 🫡

I noticed you said that you were in Florida. Just like Alabama, Florida has high humidity. If you are not spraying in a controlled environment. How are you getting away with just using thinner in the lacquer and not adding a retarded?

That is beautiful has to be one of the most prettiest exotic Woods I have ever seen an ideal with a lot I do gun stocks for high-end trap and skeet over and under shotguns and I've never seen one this beauty where did you buy it if you don't mind and how much should you pay for this beautiful piece and what size is it

Wow you got yourself a heck of a deal with that truck man it looks awesome but you did all the woodwork right

Nice work!

Basically it’s garbage but fast. Horrible for everyone. It’s production fast yes, but it’s garbage compared to modern acrylic alkyds. Also, going matte to cover up zero prep so you’re covering up shit work. Copy. Stuff is funny tbh.

Can you do a video of hownto mix ml Campbell paint and im using a cup gun or donyou prefer anothery sprau gun

Did you stain the walnut before the lacquer

Man, I like your style. I see all these fancy shops and the way they explain, makes everything so complicated and so much time consuming. I’m in the same boat with you, I have $700 HVLP spray gun, $500 HVLP spray gun and bunch of $50-$100 guns, really can’t see much of a difference in spray quality. I build kitchens and custom cabinetry, I need stuff done fast and I feel so many times the cheaper guns get me running faster and I don’t care if any of these get damaged. On the expensive guns I would clean them multiple times a day and at the end of the day, but when you add the thinner cost you realize you spend more on cleaning than buying a new cheaper gun every once in a while. keep it up!

nice stuff

Thanks for the suggestion. Do you think that paint could be handpainted with very thin layers?

Good job bud. I'm going to use for a table top on Oak. Question? Will I be able to clean the table off like a normal table?

Lacquer in flip flops is my kinda dude. Beautiful work!

Excellent video. Very practical and informative

Any problems spraying lacquer over stained plywood? Anything I should know on my approach to doing this? Thank You.

Great informative video. I’m just learning about lacquer and it seems you did not wipe down the piece after sanding following the first spray; is it really not necessary to wipe off sanding dust or did you just not show it? Thanks.

You're hired when are you going to move to Oregon

Nice one good work. Tamsak dikit done. Team Kaagapay pasukli po😊

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Thank you for this video. It's exactly what I was looking for.

You look like Woody Harrelson and I like lacquer easy to work, fix or repair when needed.

Stunning! What a gift you have!

Man, this guy is very professional, humble and makes me feel working with him since I’m in same field but, doing it for 25 years

Late to the party! What is your take on fumes? With spraying polyurethane and shellac I never really had enough fumes bulld up to be a potential hazard. In your case I see a normal upright fan. So I assume you haven't had any issues with fumes burning off. Would you suggest an explosion proof fan or would a box or upright fan do the trick? Ultimately I plan to build a spray booth, but am just now dipping a toe into lacquer finishes and want to be safe!

Gorgeous stuff

Hi there is there certain of blade that would be best for cutting sapele?

Interesting to me the fact the lacquer you are using don't need a catalyzer. The ones we use here in Brazil, all without exception as far as I'm aware must be diluted e catalyzed.

Shaking makes bubbles, but your right about everything, not bad for a builder. try a small airless way easier no water no air line bigger pot way better build way less over spray and when your filling grain a reg tip fine finish tip for atomizing 5 foot dry fall. you be the best

I have issue sometimes my lacquer get cracks. It’s ver annoying to fix. Any advice?

the whole beauty of wenge vanished with a lot of work

He said the finish will be baby butt smooth.. meaning smooth as a baby’s ass.

I just discovered lacquer a few days ago. I've used all the high end stuff; Poly Osmo, Odies, and every poly name out there. I did one project with brush on lacquer and it came out better than anything I've ever finished before on the first try. I'm going to definitely buy a sprayer after seeing this video. Thanks bud.

Awesome work ...beautiful table 👍

Looks beautiful. Thanks for video

Glad I discovered your channel….brilliant stuff !!!

Ridiculously awesome…

That is some gorgeous furniture ! Beautiful craftsmanship. You have survival skills.