Its a qualspray LVLP from Homestead Finishing. It just seems I have to have the valves way open with the smaller tips to get any width in my pattern. A day of experimenting I guess.
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Its a qualspray LVLP from Homestead Finishing. It just seems I have to have the valves way open with the smaller tips to get any width in my pattern. A day of experimenting I guess.
I'm getting some streaking using General Finishes white poly. I'm using a 2.5 tip and over lapping by 1/2 or better. Was wondering if anyone has used their extender to increase the flow properties.
[QUOTE=John Miliunas] "MM is NOT the required brand for band saws, jointers or combo machines"
Oh sure now you tell me!!
Welcome Brian. Pull up a chair & light up a stogie, the show is just...
as long as we have a camera thread going here, any recommendations for a guy new to digital for a 8x to 10x optical & at least 4mp for around $700 to $800?
I would also suggest doing it yourself & having an electrician do the final hook-up. I suggest using steel conduit on the outside of the wall covering for the wireways instead of running it through...
Sparkey: Glad its working out for ya.
Chris: Nice band saw!
28 x 40 Mini Max Test Shop
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Hey alright Chris. Half the job is getting started.
He's making baseball bats.
He wouldn't have it together yet either. :D
You'd think his MAC would get full of dust.
Instant Shop, just add money.
Instant Shop, just add money.
Started on the 14 cedar windows for the 3 season addition, actually cedar frames to hide aluminum combo windows. Got everything ready to stain our log house, before I put the windows in. Caught some...
She's a beauty! Very nice design & construction. Where did you get the brass vice hardware?
Very cool indeed.
Patience, a good eye, & talent is what separates a woodbutcher from the true craftsman. You my friend are an excellent craftsman. I have a feeling that you can preach one heck of a sermon also.
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The standard version would probably work for most smaller shops. We have the gold package because you can store more parts & wood types.
Yep, it is.
Got the DC ductwork ALL done!! Also got my new (minor gloat) Maggi / Steff 2044, 4 wheel, 4 speed, 1 hp power feeder put together & ready to mount to the MM T-50 shaper. Took "ol' whats her name"...
Just think how long everything will take once the Packers start to play.
While my left hand is finishing up hooking up the dust collector duct work, my right hand is doing 3 glass showcases, 2 kitchen counter tops, a chimney surround, & vent boxes for our house. My right...
Ran all my dust collection ductwork. Used 6" PVC with 10ga. wire in the main lengths to ground the static. All that's left is the flex hose from the gates to the machines. Set up the panel router,...
I've use a good triple chip blade (80+ tooth) on both table saws & chop saws. Use a backing board & don't forget the saftey glasses.
Got a shop full of Mini Max and the more I use them the better I like them.
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Awesome workmanship & design.