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Saw the ct license plate and the way you were making your doors and realized you must have worked with mark at FFWW amazing shop Learned a lot there myself… Nice work

I'm really enjoying your videos. Thanks for posting.

WOW nice Job, i learned a lot....thanks! greetings from Germany

Painter here and I even actually learnt a lot from this video. Really awesome setup. One thing I got to say though, airless systems are great IF you can manage the overspray. You obviously did that great with your filtration system, but otherwise it can really ruin your finish pretty quickly. Anyways, thanks for that video!

Really nice build, start to finish. I'm like you, HVLP's are pains in the ass to set-up and use. (Especially on face frames.) I bought, and sold, an expensive Apollo 5 HVLP and kept my Fuji 4 just to spray dye stains and toners. I'm a retired cabinetmaker and come from the AAA sprayers. They are pricey to start with, but man can they lay down a beautiful finish. I like how you are not afraid to actually apply some finish, instead of people I see using HVLP who make 3 and 4 passes instead of 1, maybe 2. And the star of the show, for me anyway, are the Lamello Tensos to attach the face frame. I did commercial work and everything was frameless, but now that I'm retired and don't have an edgebander, I build face frames and use the Lamello to attach them. Thanks again for a quality set of videos, I have definitely subscribed.

Hi, I am building my first cabinet! What paint and primer did you use?

I wonder what hardware Jason picked… 🤔

I've been using an automotive spray gun for about 20 years. I used to use ML Campbell Magnamax but Wurth stop carrying it. Now I use Chemcraft but am looking for a water based option due to smell. Thanks for the info, I'm going to try the Evo on my next project and see how it goes.

Great video, thanks for the content. Looks like it will be a beautiful kitchen! I just learned about the 308 FFLP tip and man is it great! Very nice control. Can you share what brand and type of paint and primer you used? Also, did you guys use prefinished plywood for the boxes? Thanks!

Graco 300$?? All I saw is 1000 + :D

I have 4 stage HVLP and the Greco Quick-shot. I’m curious what stage HVLP you used and not got the desirable results. Were you thinning the product at all. I enjoyed your video. Subscribed. Cheers from Chicago. 👊🏻 That’s a great color btw. What’s it called?

That paint is freakin flawless!! Fantastic job!

Those “integrated legs” are they left long to scribe to the floor? Will you show that process?

Sending good vibes. Love the content.

Get yourself a couple of the mixing mate lids for yourself you'll thank me later.

Loved the video. I"ve started to spray my cabinets myself over the last few years. I use the fugi q5 hvlp. I just recently switched to waterbase topcoates like Gallery by SW. Love seeing how different people make, assemble & spray their cabinets.

I’m an auto painter. Dude, beautiful work lovely finish!

What did you do to prevent bridging if you didn’t caulk the door panels?

What size tip do you like to use? FFLP?

Never heard of airless sprayers before. Cool content.

Hvlp is antiquated and doesn’t work for modern coatings.

The best people to learn from are Dennis Rodriguez and Eric reason. I took one of their cabinet painting classes and just with that can lay down a really nice finish. And I’m a doctor not a pro finisher.

You get a great finish off those airless pumps! What are your thoughts on air assisted airless? I’ve loved using my CA technology pumps. Almost no over spray and wasted paint!

Great video. Aussie cabinet maker here, love the US style.

I love your youtube channel Josh!! Def helps so I don't have to bother you on Instagram with questions. Almost feels like you are talking to me directly. Great job man and great to see your process for things. Makes me feel better about my style. Keep the videos coming.

May I make a suggestion regarding your “twirly thing”? If you attach a lazy Susan mechanism to the bottom of the stand the paint won’t clog the bearings. You can make the base wider for stability and cover the lazy Susan rings with a panel to prevent the overspray from clogging the bearings. An added benefit is that you can turn the stand with your foot. I have been using a swivel base barstool turned upside down for years for painting.

Its great to see that you can get great results using an airless sprayer.

Awesome video Josh. I was also using a turbine HVLP and spraying CV until I tried this evo with an airless after seeing you use it. World of difference in application and smell in the shop. Only thing I did different was get the x19 with the hoper.

Very very nice video, extremely helpful. One question: when you are sizing the doors/drawer fronts and the spacing, do you include or account for how all the layers increase the dimension of the doors, etc.? I am doing a bad job of explaining my question -- if the opening for a drawer front is 30 inches and you want a 1/16 gap on each side, if you make the drawer front 29 7/8, all the layers of paint will lessen your 1/16 gap. So how do you account for all the paint? Thanks in advance.

What is the dry/curing time on the paint? I've used water-based before but found the long curing times really annoying. I was using a Benjamin Moore waterbased alkyd. Nice paint but soft for over a week. Great video, awesome job.

how come you don't use the 2k? I have found the 1k doesn't hold up as well

Incredibly helpful vid. Could have used this when I decided to refinish my kitchen cabs during lockdown. Had to do it a few times to get it adequate. First mistake was not using high quality primer.

Another great video on spraying technique! I am a DYI’er and use a Fuji HVLP sprayer, but you have to considerably thin down water-based paint (I use SW Emerald Urethane Trim Enamel) which leaves it susceptible to runs on vertical surfaces. I’m surprised you can get such a nice finish with an airless setup. Kudos to you and Jason on cranking out these kitchen cabinets and getting them finished up! Can’t wait to see the install video.

Good sir, did you say roo glue? Is that the same as a melamine glue? Nice work btw, exceptional attention to detail!

You thinned out the primer by how much?

Very valuable video, i'll be saving this one. Thanks and very Best of luck to ya.

Really like the video. Keep it coming. Can you advise the spray tip you used and the particular primer and finish you used? I think you mentioned it quickly but I haven’t been able to find it by quickly flipping back over your video.

I really like your content and presentation style. Very helpful to understand your technique. It would be awesome if you could list the tools and materials you used in the description. Also interesting coincidence I too previously lived in Hawai’i.

Nice work

I am interested in the lamello. How do I get ahold of your rep? Is it a better price than buying it from Home Depot?

Couldn’t watch more then 3 minutes before your voice over killed me. Show some enthusiasm man.

gratz on hitting 13k!!! Love my Sunday morning coffee with a new video from N-E-W

I am a new subscriber from Jason's channel

Sanded wood to what grit? Did I miss that? Thanks.

How do you do the toe kicks? What do you cover the unfinished parts with?

Happy thanksgiving, thanks for your content! I have two questions as I’m just starting to build cabinets as a business. Do you ever caulk your door panels and if you do how do you decide when. And how do you estimate how much paint a project will need when giving an estimate?

Awesome job!

This looks really nice. Excellent work.

What grit sandpaper did you use prior to priming. What primer and paint product did you use?

Sweet finished result. Buttery. And your Boys got the dub on Turkey day. Pretty good week.