Why You Need an Airbrush in Your Wood Shop
George VondriskaDescription
An airbrush is actually a tool most woodworkers should have in their shops. George Vondriska demonstrates three common uses and the advantage of having an airbrush in a wood shop. Learn more about why you need an airbrush in your shop.
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I tend to make smaller things, signs, boxes, etc as opposed to furniture, though have certainly done so. If I am new to spraying finish would you recommend an HLVP (say earlex 5500) or an airbrush as a more first foray / more versatile tool? Thanks