Comparing Aerosol Can Nozzles

Duration: 2:05

When selecting an aerosol can to finish your woodworking project, pay special attention to the nozzle on the can. Many nozzles give you a choice for the spray pattern you’ll have, and George Vondriska shows why it’s important. A WoodWorkers Guild of America (WWGOA) original video.

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5 Responses to “Comparing Aerosol Can Nozzles”
  1. Rick
    Rick

    Great video and I am making boxes exactly like this. But where can I get the excellent rotating table featured in the video?

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    • Customer Service
      Customer Service

      Hi Rick. I’ve done some looking around and it appears that the rotating table used in the video is no longer available. But this product http://amzn.to/2CIuC4y looks very similar.
      Thanks
      Paul-WWGOA

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  2. Julius Kosrecki
    Julius Kosrecki

    You could at least showed us the difference in them, so we the commoners know the diff.
    It was informative though.

    Reply
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