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By treeslayer · Posted
Basic frame and panel Chet with a groove cut slightly wider than the strips and 3/8” deep, glue the ends and one side and weave the strips in, then glue the other side and clamp, here’s a picture of my test piece -
By Dolmetscher007 · Posted
This is excellent information. You are able to get smooth even results using the Fuji Semi-Pro 2? That is really all I SHOULD have asked in my original question. The problem is... Fuji has like 10 different options, several of which look almost identical... i.e. Hobby-Pro 2 and Semi-Pro 2, and all the Mity 2, 3, 4, 5... etc. I know that the more turbine stages you have... the thicker (more viscus) the paint can be. I originally wanted to use Benjamin Moore's "Advance" Water-based Alkyd paint. But that stuff seems like the consistency of Titebond wood glue. I just assumed I'd have to buy the big Quantium 5 Fuji sprayer if I wanted to spray that stuff. So I began looking for other paints. Do you know if your Semi-Pro 2 can spray pretty much any of these super thick paints, or do you try to stick with the less-viscous more-coats approach? -
Just plain awesome Dave. Love the woven front panel. I am a big fan of using sapwood as a design element so kudos on that as well. -
Dave do you have any pictures of how you mount the weave in the door frames? -
I honestly don't think you are going to get good results with the equipment you have. I have used the Fuji Semi-Pro 2 for all my spray finish needs, which are all water borne finishes. I have had mine for eight years now. If you really don't want to keep the Fuji, you can always complete your project and then sell it to recover some of your costs.
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