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One of my many goals in life is learning
how to finish a woodworking project without making myself completely crazy. In order to further this goal, learning how to shoot a finish with a spray gun ranks waaay up there. I know a few of the folks on the list own and use turbines of various flavors and I have noticed a slight decline in the cost of turbine outfits. I found a low-end Turbinaire unit for $569 and a slighly better one for $697. I might even find a used unit on Ebay... who knows ??? I have a large air compressor but after doing a fair amount of research, these turbine packages seem to be a much better solution. There is no concern of air quality, no moisture issues, no junk in the air lines, no concern of air quanity, large CFM numbers, etc,etc. The overspray even seems to be a non-problem with the HVLP technology. Is this all hype or is this turbine the real answer to getting a decent finish with a spray gun ??? I also assume a fairly stiff learning curve on spraying. |
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