It doesn't seem like it, but the most annoying part is the laquering, moreover, minor flaws that are easily overlooked become apparent.
We must also pay attention to the choice of the type of laquer and the thickness of the layers.
Plus it's cold, so it takes longer to dry and heating the workshop with a 2kW electric heater for 24/7 until it dries is not exactly ideal.
I could have just rubbed it with oil and it would have been done.

Well, it's not even for me, but for a friend from school, because as is often the case with my age group, my friend and his friends were "socializing" after having a "drop" of alcohol and burned some chair in the process, and he was tasked with finding a replacement.

It was quite an entertaining project, until the laquering and waiting.
So now I just have to wait for it to dry properly. I moved it to my room to keep it warm. I don't have to worry too much about volatile substances in the paint because I ventilate regularly, so there won't be any holes in my brain. :)