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Hi, I am a newbie to woodworking. Some of the stuff I’ve built is still actually together. I am learning. In my mind (more so than in the shop) I get how the stuff is supposed to go together. Finishing I know nothing about, and I suck at it. So far I mostly use foam brushes, and stain or paint. I’m liking General Finishes. The finish on my stuff kinda looks like it came from a 6’th grade shop class. Is this a progressive thing? Do I have to get good with brushes before I can think about a spray system? Is it easy (?) to learn how to use a spray system? Is there anything feasible for a small shop, one guy hobbyist? Before I order a bunch of books and try to wade through them, figuring out what may be relative to me, and how much of what I’ve read, do I actually understand, So.......anyone who wished to give some advice/opinions/thoughts/pointers, I am anxious to start thinking/pondering/considering about getting more competent with my finishing. Thank you.
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From the album: Sewing needle cases.
Fire starter in the middle with 2 flanking sewing needle cases
