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I just want to give you some advice put a battery near your winch and hook your jumper cables to the battery are you going to melt your battery cables

Very industrial - i like it, seen a couple of these videos. You could put some feet on the back to stabilise it while lifting.

That’s great ! Now how do you get it off ?????

I like the idea of using a floor jack instead jacks mounted on the trailer. I'd get an aluminum one so it's light.

Nice system!

Aweeesome man

Great video! Thank you for posting! I found it very informative.

How many coats of primer and topcoat? Nice work!

As a 35 year paint & drywall man, I need to say you don't apply paint, stain, laquer or varnish in the sun. Period.

i had the same splatter issue with my earlex 5500. i watched videos and listened to people say they were spraying right out of the can and they seemed to be getting awesome results... with my same gun. unfortunately i never could duplicate. I ended up switching to the Fuji mini mite 4 and going with a slightly smaller tip to help with atomizing and the splatter went away. i only use my earlex 5500 for thinner topcoats now.. it is definitely a learning curve... meanwhile paid is $32 per quart. so i am paying for that curve. lol . great video by the way.

Good video. I just sprayed on some wood, and occasionally I noticed very small white specks. The product is a brushing lacquer, but it reads I can add thinner for spraying. What do you think those tiny specks are?

You ought to weld a small drop leg jack to the back of the trailer so you don't have to carry that big floor jack around to the back every time. Or like I did with my dump trailer, I cut a couple 4x4s to the perfect length and put a handle on each one to just place under the back of the trailer to support it while loading my skid steer.

Did you ever do a video of flattening a dried slab- thinking of trying on my sawmill with some slabs that I will be working with this summer

Perfect, I knew someone would have made this 👍🏼

Good thinking! What about mitre and bevel cuts? Is it still effective?

Nice job dude!

I don't think that's an HVLP setup.

Use the plastic mix cups from the home goods store to mix the lacquor and thinner. It has premarked lines so you can consistently add 10% thinner or what ever your running. I use a 1.4 tip and run a working psi of 29. To each his own! Just find what works and flows best for you!

According toe Marty Schlosser, BM Advance setup for Fuji systems is: - for 4 stage or more thin with water 10:1 - for 3 stages start at 9:1 and go to 8:1 if that doesn't work Use water only (no fleotrol) and a 2.0mm aircap. I have not tried this yet though. I have a 3 stage and sprayed with a 1.8mm but had to thin the product so much i lost track of what the ratio was. The big spatter at the edges of the fan are normal for spraying BM Advance I have read. It also helps if you remove your air control valve and just hook the gun directly to the hose or hose whip.

Nice build, Are fenders not required in your state? Also, you can bolt/weld on outriggers to keep your trailer steady when loading heavy logs.

So hows it going after 2 years? Nice bit of kit

Good video Nick, thank you for taking the time to record this. I am going to be spraying lacquer for the first time in about a week or two. I will be spraying a solid oak dresser using an Aeropro LVLP gun. I have a lot of experience spraying paint on car parts with a HVLP gun with excellent results, but I have never sprayed lacquer, only brushed on polyurethane.

You should lvlp Less pressure 1.5 tip to 2. 0 Tip lvlp less pressure less wear on compressor

At nearly 3000 lbs cremona went crazy overkill..this looks fine

Definitely judge the viscosity of your paint by the way it flows off the stirring stick. 20 years as a motor vehicle sprayer and never used a viscosity cup, never even saw one. That’s how I was trained. Picking up after 40 years on different equipment with a different paint I think I will use the same method once I have determined the visual flow pattern off the stirring stick. From videos I can see it’s a slightly different flow stream than what I used for car paint back in the day.

How many coats did you do on this piece? Are you spraying lacquer over stained pieces as well? Thx

You should wear a mask bro. I know we sometimes say fuck it but sawdust can be deadly.

Great info and super helpful.

Set a piece of bar stock on top of the bolts and hit the bar stock with a hammer

You could get closer to the edge of your piece if you made your edges wider so half your router plate could sit on it.

Beautiful tutorial-thank you so much. I have the Mini Mite 5 Platinum coming. Will spray 67’ of iron fence. I’m curious to know which needle cap set you used?

Great job. Thanks!

You should just stay on the fan pattern to spray all of it. Don’t use the ball pattern for cabinets.

Great video. Thanks for the tips!

In sweden we dont have trailers like that, I wish we had, it's my full time job, to work with trees.

How is the power transferred from gas engine to blade? Is it possible to bypass the engine and plug it in to line voltage?

how is this compressor holding up?

The way you hand the doors with hooks is interesting. Nice touch.

Congratulations on making a quality video and that’s a sweet compressor I’m jealous

That pump is gonna over heat and not last long. Because, you have it to close to the wall. the pulley on the pump doubles as a fan and will struggle to pull air to cool the pump head down. I'd give it at least a foot of distance from the wall.

For this welder, when you switched from welding steel to aluminum, besides changing the settings to aluminum on the display, do you have to change polarity on any of the wire ports? Or you just changed aluminum filler rods rightaway after you changed the settings on the screen?

Mr Nick, thank you so much for your excellent video and instruction. I tried spraying lacquer via rattle cans and the results were not good. Watching you, I bought a gravity gun from home depot and I just sprayed my two small end table tops and they came out just fine. I am so thrilled. Thank you again!!

Nice! I just need to learn how to weld. Thanks!

Have you tried it with compound miters yet?I didn't see cut marks for those cuts yet.

I own a saylor-beall air compressor.. built-in,st.johns , Mich..USA.built. there built by UAW worker's..union built..there also used in GM. Plants in Detroit. Got mine fully loaded 3.700.bucks quite running

I really like how simple this is. No reason you couldn’t just add another set of 45* blocks close to your cut line on your existing jig so you can cut close to the edge. Love it dude!

Thanks for posting, super helpful.

Use tongs half the time. Like they do. ?

That came out very nice. I can’t wait to use my Fuji to spray clear oil modified urethane on newly stained doors and trim. By the way, where is the best place in Reno to get a discount on Benjamin Moore finishes

Where did you get that trailer?