Spraying flat glossy paint like in the stores?

Anyone know how commercial places get their finishes so flat, juicy and well covered on all surfaces, curves and edges in commercial furniture?



I'm doing a few tables and chairs and while it's not bad, it's not perfect. I have good gear.

Makes us look inadequate

An Inspirational Farmer

Clever Table

One Very Cool Bench



Who will be first to make this one

Fogbuster

Anybody bought or made one of these?

I want one for my CNC Router, but haven't decided which way I'll go yet.

The prices are pretty steep for what they are. I can understand that for the Sprayer Head, but the rest is pretty basic.

I was thinking of just buying the Sprayer Head ( as I can't be bothered mucking around trying to make one and THEN getting it to work properly )

and sourcing the rest of the parts myself. It doesn't come with a water chamber or regulator anyway....

Steve



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Hidden Gem in Bega

nice:



Milling Machine Schaublin | Miscellaneous Goods | Gumtree Australia Bega Valley - Bega | 1050489898



where's Bega?

Oil

Gents, I have a geared head lathe & and metal cutting band saw that require oil. What grade of oil for the lathe, what kind and grade for the band saw.



Thanks in advance.



DD

What a blast

Normally I frequent the toy making or turning sections of the forums so most of my clocks are turned.



This is not a new design or even mine but I liked it and decided to use a few bits of wood from the scrap box, don't you just love those boxes and what you can make out of them.



I make things like this just for the fun of it and I really enjoy making things from wood and this is how I see this wonderful hobby





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