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😂😂 thanks for the tips bud. I’ll take it under consideration. If you’re familiar with this paint… its self leveling so what looks to be orange peel actually levels out to be smooth

Haha have to keep filling up the quart container. It’s not too too bad. I do wish it had a larger container

Yup, ground cable is for solvents. So when you pull the trigger, nothing happens at all? And the battery is charged? That sounds like a faulty gun. If you got it from a sherwin Williams I would call them and see if there’s a local place that works on them

Haha this was only for the video. Was trying to record and tighten it at the same time! I adjusted it before I screwed it together!

Actually it doesn’t. The fence also goes flat so you can do flat work and the fence also swings the other way!!

Straight out of the can!

I love it

Thank you!

I ended up taking the wood trim off and putting a thin metal trim on the edge of the plywood instead

Smart Square just released a 12”, I’m hoping to pick one up and get rid of my 12” Swanson

I haven’t used Benjamin Moore in 7-8ish years so I’m not sure. I used Sherwin Williams emerald with urethane for many years before recently switching to the gallery series and love it. For the colors, if you have the paint color name and paint code, Sherwin Williams can match the color pretty close if not 100%. I’m actually about to spray a BM color next week

​@@DullenWoodworkingSW can barely match their own colors. Especially in Gallery.

There’s so many variables, depends on what you’re sprayer, your sprayer, primer and paint. I’m priming and painting raw wood. I sand it with 150 grit, spray sherwin Williams premium wall and wood primer (the tip size needs to work with the primer, this is a little thicker so it needs to be a little bigger. After the primer dries I sand the primer with 320 grit with my festool and try to make it like glass, super smooth. Then spray 2 thin coats of Sherwin Williams gallery series paint. This needs to be applied thin because the paint itself is super thin. If you’re spraying something vertical, it’s going to run if you put even a little too much paint on. So it has to be 2 thin coats. Even something flat, if it’s too thick I’ve noticed in corners it bubbles a little bit. Also when spraying gallery I use a fine finish 210 tip. This is all based off of using the Graco Quickshot

dude: take a second and READ. It's in the title, which says "Graco Quickshot spraying SW: Andiron". It's really not hard to figure out, is it?

I use the fine finish 210 tip spraying Sherwin Williams Gallery Series

Thank you!

Thank you!

What spray gun are you using?

Turns out great! Lightly scuff with a worn piece of 150 grit to knock down some of the rough spots and give the next layer something to bond to

Typically I spray around a 5

It depends on the tip. I spray sherwin Williams gallery which is a thinner paint and I use a 210. The overspray isn’t too bad

You’re welcome!

Oak is going to be difficult because the grain but if this is a refinish and there’s a lacquer in them I would recommend sanding them a bit with 150 grit, apply sherwin williams extreme bond primer, sand the primer really good with 320 grid till it’s very smooth, then spray 2 coats of gallery. The issue with brushing and rolling is the speed in which gallery dries. It’s only recommended you spray it but you could try rolling it. I’d the boxes are raw wood. I would do the same order except use sherwin Williams premium wall and wood primer instead

Ended up getting some hydronic cement and packing it around the pipe and it stopped the leak

The song is called James Franco by Polyphia

Degreaser? Like mineral spirits?

Water base. This is Sherwin’s Williams emerald with urethane. I’ve switched to sherwin Williams gallery series since it came out

Well be honest fbish look like 2k paint I will get this week same machine u using it long time I see would u recommend it I am currently using in workshop air compressor setup with hvlp gun but I see airless technologies its covering more quick when u see this result I am saying my self we spending time for nothing what is your review about the graco ?

This was designed and made by me to fit exactly what the customer wanted and the space we had to do it. What are these “half a dozen” things wrong that you see? Haha

@DullenWoodworking If it is what the owner wants smile and take their money. However, the ladder makes it difficult to access any other shelf. The ladder will impede the door opening all the way. It is generally an eyesore, and it is bulky and ridiculous. If you can't reach the top shelf. Get a step stool. I'm sure you could have made a nice one about that. And yes i've been in the skilled trades for forty five years

It’s exactly what the customer wanted and they love it. You’re right, they didn’t need the ladder but that’s the look they wanted, I wished I had enough room to make it wide enough to roll the ladder more. I specifically made the ladder on the steeper side so the door will open 90 degrees. I had wheels to put on the bottom but since it doesn’t necessarily have to move we didn’t put them on and instead put thick soft felt pads on the bottom so it didn’t scratch the floor and you can still move it side to side if you really want to. Bulky and ridiculous? I guess that’s just your point of view because this is exactly what they wanted and love it. It’s not for everyone I guess. I’m sure there’s project you’ve done that i would look at and think is unnecessary or “ridiculous” but at the end of the day the goal is to make what the customer wants and to do it with fine craftsmanship. That ladder took me like a week to make. The sides are 1 1/4” thick and each tread is 1” thick and mortised Into the sides, glued and screwed together with plugs.

The door opens 90 degrees. That’s why the ladder is a little on the steep side so that the door can open as much as possible

Thanks! I use sherwin williams gallery series paint and the color is Evergreen Fog! I actually have a few videos of the quickshot! You should check them out but I’ve had it and used it for a little over a year and I love it! It’s definitely worth it!

I would highly recommend the quickshot. I don’t have a lot of experience spraying paint with an HVLP but tip size for the quickshot I would recommend a 210 for doors and wider stuff. I also spray on setting 5 with the spraying gallery. If you’re spraying super narrow stuff I would recommend a 110 tip which just narrows your spray area, still the same amount of paint coming out just less overspray and waste

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That’s a great deal! These are solid belt sanders

@@DullenWoodworking you convinced me. I ordered it on Amazon. Should arrive on Tuesday. I appreciate it.

I’ve never seen the TSO ones! They look great, I might have to pick one of those up and compare!