I watch many hobby channels and have to say your's is THE BEST by far. I've learned a lot from you and have made several good purchases based on your recommendations. Thank you for all you do.
Do you have a video about your bucket/dust collector? I think i need something like that in my paint shed now when its freezing outside. Great videos as allways 👌
I have seen him talk about it in one of his videos but can’t remember just how much detail he goes into. May have been around the time he was reviewing a waterfall spray booth. Maybe.
Please post a link to the video about the bucket, better still you could do a video on making the bucket/collector and how it is attached to the booth. Thanks
I got the smaller booth wish i would have got a larger booth but it will work. I also used your bucket design to attach the booth great idea thanks again for the tips.
If you need a large spraybooth consider the Wagner Spraytech Medium/Large for around $50. It's meant for painting furniture and can fit something like drawer chest. Works extremely well esp. if you're planning to paint large cosplay 3D prints for example.
Man back in the day in Japan I had 1 of the Doubles and one single tape together I was making big scale model b17 for a couple movies and i needed a big spray booth, some of the models were bigger than 1/32 scale it was cool to watch your models Blow up and on fire after you worked hours on it good times. Got to love Foreign low budget war movies.
I have some 1/48 scale B17's, B24's and couple B25 bombers in my build pipeline. I had never thought about not fitting mt both, until watching this video. Will to take some measurements.
Thank you for sharing. Is there anything special required for the "Blue Exhaust Bucket"? or is it simply the exhaust hose inserted and sealed into the bucket lid? Your help is appreciated.
I build semi kits on occasion, And I could see where this booth would come in handy. Sometimes trying to paint up the frames on those, tends to get a little tedious.
There is a way to further enhance the level of detail to make it that much more historically accurate. Tom's Model Works sells a photo etch detail set for the Revell U.S.A 1/426 scale U.S.S. Arizona BB 39 Battleship plastic model kit. Tom's Model Works even sells a photo etch detail set for the Revell U.S.A 1/570 scale R.M.S Titanic plastic model kit.
Thanks for this review. I think my next step for my setup is a spray booth, I just dont know if I want to go with one similar to this or a waterfall style. I currently spray acrylic so I know this style would be fine, but I do plan on moving to enamel paints.
I spent about $30 for my booth. Had to make it myself, but it was easy. Heavy cardboard, fittings, some paimt, and LED lights. Evac cost about $80 including inline fan and massive filter. No way I'd buy something like that. But....can't deny the convenience of just buying one.
Right on the dime you are. For $250 bucks i could make 2 spraybooths of that size. I build one using a brushless kitchenextractor, 2 dimmers, MDF plates cut to size and good LED strips, a few visors and it is also fold-able, weight is a bit more as this thing. But we are modelbuilders,why buy it complete when you can make it yourself. A de-hydrator is costing me in here in Europe about $150-200, I used a old frigdge,was on the side of the street,waiting untill the garbadgetruck came along, got the motor and compressor out,cleaned it with bleach and ammoniac.Used 4 60 watt lightbulbs and a chickenclock for the time and temp and i got a magnificent paint-bake oven for next to nothing. With some elbowgrease and clever thinking you can make everything,that is also part of the hobby, or am i wrong??
Great demo of this spray booth. Seems easy to assemble but a bit flimsy. I use a converted kitchen cooker extractor hood with built in LED lights and carbon filters. It works well, removing all smells of lacquer and other smelly paint stuff. The problem is that it isn't portable, it is noisy, and it takes up a lot of space. I want to change it for a more portable, quieter type. I might look at the Master type. I notice that you have your venting pipe stuck into a Lowes bin, and "mikereeves3008" mentions something about your bucket/dust collector on one of your videos. I'm interested in seeing this if you can point out where you've put it. I must say that you present your subjects with so much ease. I just feel comfortable watching them. Thanks for a lesson in how to do it!
I was wondering about these because I can't afford a Pace spray booth, ( as much as I would love to have one ) Still costly for what it is but does give much more room which I desperately need. Thanks for the review......👍👍👍
Wow!! That does 'fold out' to quite a substantial sized 'Spray Booth''!! I Can imagine spraying large things like doing the sides of a 'Battle Ship'. So it'd be great for spraying anything!! 👍
That the one i have but in the single one with lights just out of curiosity do you know whare i can get the cord that plugs into the booth from the wall
I model in O scale, where we deal with cars and locos that can be nearly 2 feet long. I have been working up a design to build my own new booth wide enough to accommodate the long items we deal with. I had no idea that an out of the box solution existed for those of us needing a wide work area. I would be inclined to build my own front shroud area, and integrate it into the filter suction units.
I have one of these booths. It isn't a double, but maybe the size of one of the two booths. I'm not really sure, but it was an "extra wide" model. If anyone gets one of these for a more permanent setup, I recommend using duct tape along the edges and seams. It really helps to keep the thing together. Also, line the insides with newspaper or cheap parchment paper (I buy a roll of packing paper from Home Depot). I've heard that you can take the end of the duct and put it in a bucket of water instead of going out a window. Apparently, the water collects the paint fumes and any particles that make it past the filter. Only issue is that I don't know if you just point the duct down over the water, or submerge it into the water. I don't see any reason why you can't submerge it (in theory, I guess). It's not like the fans will sucks water up the duct. The fans also shouldn't be strong enough to blow water everywhere.
Love these booth videos. Just wondering if you have a company called bartsharp over in the US. If so would love to see the bartsharp sb05 reviewed. Anyways keep up the awesome work I've learned so much from this channel!
Another great review!! Like how compact it gets and it’s definitely on my list of things to acquire along with a respirator. I can’t remember if you did a review on this but how well does your K2 line go with SMS color shifts?
Well dang, once combined it makes an ABSOLUTE UNIT!😮 I guess a few compromises must be made to keep the price low. The design is a bit rough and ready but not a deal breaker. Good stuff😁
great video but i think is to much money for a lot plastics parts and for me that iam in Puerto Rico the shipping make it more expensive and i think each one has just one fan that you have to spray real close so the air can put the paint out just my thoughts but i have learned a lot in your videos because I am a beginner on the airbrush painting and i always look for yours video to se the things that i need. thank you for your time
I have always tried to make a good metallic bronze(notice name)...I even tried to blend a batch...ended up POORLY...Is there a good bronze or how to blind colors that you know of?
Man, the only thing I wish mine had, is more depth and this one look's just right but I don't want to buy another.. if mine ever stops working, I'm def grabbing 1 of these.
Duck/duct tape would defeat the portability of this booth. Maybe they should have included a bridging piece of plastic that could snap into the slots meant for the side walls you remove? I did wonder why anyone might want something so wide so thanks for showing it's useful for model ships.
I've been curious about all the spray booths tested. Are the fans explosion proof rated at all (ATEX rated) As I know that you use solvents, laquers, 2K etc
That's why I build my own booth.... it has a HVAC fan that is grounded and is explosion proof... Most induction motors will be explosion proof as they do not use brushes...but may need extra grounding.
I like these reviews of the amazon booths, really helps decide. Since so many seem to be the same OEM do you just go off price or is there actually a difference?
Late night catch up with the videos. Proud Patreon member just trying to catch up and comment like and watch some good videos with some good content. Be well be you.
Have the same model on Canadian Amazon but the price doesn't make sense. It is $1850.61 CND. WTF but there is an other dual unit model for for $288CND though. Also, my on my home made paint booth, beside having three little fans, I have a booster VEVOR 6 inches. I was affraid that it would be ennough. However, If I let it running, My painted things like primed spoons where full of hair an dust of the working room. I did not know that I didn't need that much power. Well, since everything is set up, I simply put down the power of the vac.
Awesome video, looks like it will definitely get the job done, just my opinion I think it's way overpriced but maybe I'm wrong. Thank you very much for sharing and consistently putting out such amazing review and how to videos, your channel is by leaps and bounds better than anything out there. Everyone keep yourselves and love ones safe and healthy and remember to SMILE 😊 God Bless 🙏
Oh geez forgot to tell you. I am on the waiting list for your brush. Right now I use a Master G78 or 79 pistol grip brush. I'll never go back to the regular brushes...I don't think anyway. Better for my old hands too. It'll be worth waiting for I think.
Hi. Thanks for the review. You would think the two would clip together or have some joining pieces/supports. Its a bit flimsy. I have a HSeng HS- E550 which is 55cm (21.6"),a bit wider than the usual singles, with lights, variable twin fan and the vent at the top so it can go right back against the wall. (Vents outside with included hose). And it was around 260AUD (180USD) and is quite sturdy and works very well. Don't know if you can get it in the US. I clean the filter in situ with the Dyson vacuum hose so I don't have to take it out and shake paint dust everywhere. Cheers. Have a great day and thank you for your informative and entertaining videos 🦘🦘🦘.
Great review! Well, that company should watch your video, because you made it look better than it would look normally. Maybe they should include a roll of duct tape to actually tie the two units together. The units individually and this partially together larger unit does seem to work pretty good though. I think if you got the spray booth tent and a good single unit and put the two together, I think you'd be money ahead and probably end up with something that works at least as good, if not better. The price isn't terrible for two booths and I'm sure that there's a way of actually making it a single booth out of them, so there's that. I guess I'm just a little disappointed that they didn't make parts to make this one big unit.
Could you pleas do extensive break down of Vallejo air and how much leveling thinner to use for air brushing with the Neoeco airbrush first not the one with the colored cup addition but the one before it? My airbrush is giving me problems or my paint to thinner ratio is off because I can't get paint to flow nicely. Also I use one of those plug in air compressor that are small little black box and I am wondering if a real air compressor with a tank is what I need? Thanks man! Hopefully you see this!
well I was scroling down looking for videon on how to hand painting, I found your video really informative, it help me alot on how to hand painting , and how to thin paints, tools "etc". BTW why barbatos rex ?
If I remember correclty, a constant 60db noise level (or more) may already lead to hearing damage. So using this booth would actually require at least rudimentary hearing protection just in case.
$200+????,all the more they are they're not worth $100. These booths really rip people off. Just got a kit with 4" a inline 230 (+/- 30-40 coming from china)CFM fan that's also supposedly 36db,4" hose,and a charcoal canister filter for $55. Going to make my own box prob around that size with a sheet of $15 lauan (had it from a few yrs ago), and a $12 prefilter and maybe 1-2 hrs of time. I also have a speed controller from a older sewing machine that I can turn the fan/s on and off by foot or vary their speed. Going to run the canister so it's not dumping the heat outside during the winter. 4 CMM is 141CFM. If I need,another fan they're only $20-25. BTW,you're losing CFM with that T in the exhaust, a Y will let it flow easier.
Maybe with larger in width, i would prefer create my own custom booth, especially spray painting is better to be working in same size booth, like cube size, like that model ship maybe i can rotate it freely without worrying about touching something. Sorry for my bad english. Keep up your good work, don't rush it
I watch many hobby channels and have to say your's is THE BEST by far. I've learned a lot from you and have made several good purchases based on your recommendations. Thank you for all you do.
Thank you for the kind words
Do you have a video about your bucket/dust collector? I think i need something like that in my paint shed now when its freezing outside. Great videos as allways 👌
I have seen him talk about it in one of his videos but can’t remember just how much detail he goes into. May have been around the time he was reviewing a waterfall spray booth. Maybe.
Please post a link to the video about the bucket, better still you could do a video on making the bucket/collector and how it is attached to the booth. Thanks
There's videos on UA-cam that show how to make one
Your enthusiasm makes these presentations enjoyable
Always appreciate the effort you put into the community with your reviews! I also hope that your wife has been recovering very well and quickly.
I really liked the tip about the construction paper in the bottom of the booth. Good job my friend.
I should have done that from the start but it's far too late, now.. I just put down some stickers along the edge to pretty it up and said screw it.
thanks for this video and how iis the misses
Here’s hoping you hit the 100k mark soon, you deserve it- 🙏🏼
love the candid reviews of the equipment
Like the air booth . Wish I could remember which video the bucket was in so I could make one
Wondering about a video about bucket setup and once again great video
Wow 😮
I was going to buy one but didn't know how good it was since I saw your channel now I know it works pretty good thanks for the video
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for the review and demo..
Definitely a usable work space for different genres. Strip lighting is a good idea. Good suggestions for product and lights. Good show.
Thank you for answering the difference in primer verses regular paint, can we make regular paint into a primer?
Been looking at this one for Christmas!
God bless sir. As always, thanks for sharing.
Great idea using LED light strips. I'm going to Home Depot / Lowe's and get some bright ones for my desk where I do a lot of model building.
I got the smaller booth wish i would have got a larger booth but it will work. I also used your bucket design to attach the booth great idea thanks again for the tips.
I dont need one that big but i gotta say all that space is tempting
Appreciate all the info always. Solid reviews with plenty of details.
Great video, thanks for the work you do for us
If you need a large spraybooth consider the Wagner Spraytech Medium/Large for around $50. It's meant for painting furniture and can fit something like drawer chest. Works extremely well esp. if you're planning to paint large cosplay 3D prints for example.
This is what i use now, have you setup fan for it?
Man back in the day in Japan I had 1 of the Doubles and one single tape together I was making big scale model b17 for a couple movies and i needed a big spray booth, some of the models were bigger than 1/32 scale it was cool to watch your models Blow up and on fire after you worked hours on it good times. Got to love Foreign low budget war movies.
Thanks for showing us this it’s a nice size booth
Just what I’m looking for. Thanks for reviewing this spray booth. The dual fans look fantastic.
Geez, your spray booths are so clean, they look brand new....
Have you ever tested firescale modeler clear gloss for chrome?
Not yet
I have some 1/48 scale B17's, B24's and couple B25 bombers in my build pipeline. I had never thought about not fitting mt both, until watching this video. Will to take some measurements.
Thank you for sharing. Is there anything special required for the "Blue Exhaust Bucket"? or is it simply the exhaust hose inserted and sealed into the bucket lid? Your help is appreciated.
I got a single side about a week ago, and I really like it. I might get a second one eventually.
Great video. I have a few ships in my stash that would never fit in a standard spray booth.
Looks pretty good for big projects!
Nice to know these are out there. If I ever get back into 1/32 scale fighter jets this looks like it would do the trick.
I build semi kits on occasion, And I could see where this booth would come in handy. Sometimes trying to paint up the frames on those, tends to get a little tedious.
JUST FYI.... that battleship model of USS ARIZONA BB-39 is a 1/426 ( about 17"/43.2cm ).... I have one.
There is a way to further enhance the level of detail to make it that much more historically accurate.
Tom's Model Works sells a photo etch detail set for the Revell U.S.A 1/426 scale U.S.S. Arizona BB 39 Battleship plastic model kit.
Tom's Model Works even sells a photo etch detail set for the Revell U.S.A 1/570 scale R.M.S Titanic plastic model kit.
Thanks for this review. I think my next step for my setup is a spray booth, I just dont know if I want to go with one similar to this or a waterfall style. I currently spray acrylic so I know this style would be fine, but I do plan on moving to enamel paints.
I spent about $30 for my booth. Had to make it myself, but it was easy. Heavy cardboard, fittings, some paimt, and LED lights. Evac cost about $80 including inline fan and massive filter. No way I'd buy something like that. But....can't deny the convenience of just buying one.
Right on the dime you are. For $250 bucks i could make 2 spraybooths of that size. I build one using a brushless kitchenextractor, 2 dimmers, MDF plates cut to size and good LED strips, a few visors and it is also fold-able, weight is a bit more as this thing. But we are modelbuilders,why buy it complete when you can make it yourself. A de-hydrator is costing me in here in Europe about $150-200, I used a old frigdge,was on the side of the street,waiting untill the garbadgetruck came along, got the motor and compressor out,cleaned it with bleach and ammoniac.Used 4 60 watt lightbulbs and a chickenclock for the time and temp and i got a magnificent paint-bake oven for next to nothing. With some elbowgrease and clever thinking you can make everything,that is also part of the hobby, or am i wrong??
What is the purpose of the Lowes blue bucket?
Can someone explain to me how the trigger style airbrushes go from air-only to paint?
It’s a progressive trigger. Pull back part way and you get air, pull further and the paint starts.
Thanks! @@CFster
For testing air flow, use the long stick incents the smoke they put off is just right and they smell nice.
Great demo of this spray booth. Seems easy to assemble but a bit flimsy. I use a converted kitchen cooker extractor hood with built in LED lights and carbon filters. It works well, removing all smells of lacquer and other smelly paint stuff. The problem is that it isn't portable, it is noisy, and it takes up a lot of space. I want to change it for a more portable, quieter type. I might look at the Master type. I notice that you have your venting pipe stuck into a Lowes bin, and "mikereeves3008" mentions something about your bucket/dust collector on one of your videos. I'm interested in seeing this if you can point out where you've put it. I must say that you present your subjects with so much ease. I just feel comfortable watching them. Thanks for a lesson in how to do it!
Need more info about the bucket.
Great demonstration, I'm not too impressed with the overall construction, however it does a nice job removing the over spray. Good job 👍🏼. Thanks.
Hey way big!!! Thanks man. Hope the wife is doing well. Enjoy the holidays. All the best to you and yours. Thanks again.
I was wondering about these because I can't afford a Pace spray booth, ( as much as I would love to have one ) Still costly for what it is but does give much more room which I desperately need. Thanks for the review......👍👍👍
Wow!! That does 'fold out' to quite a substantial sized 'Spray Booth''!! I Can imagine spraying large things like doing the sides of a 'Battle Ship'. So it'd be great for spraying anything!! 👍
I second the request for a video of the bucket/dust collector
That the one i have but in the single one with lights just out of curiosity do you know whare i can get the cord that plugs into the booth from the wall
I model in O scale, where we deal with cars and locos that can be nearly 2 feet long. I have been working up a design to build my own new booth wide enough to accommodate the long items we deal with. I had no idea that an out of the box solution existed for those of us needing a wide work area. I would be inclined to build my own front shroud area, and integrate it into the filter suction units.
What is the model number of the LED lights?
Thanks for yet another informative video. Keep up the good work we all appreciate it.
I have one of these booths. It isn't a double, but maybe the size of one of the two booths. I'm not really sure, but it was an "extra wide" model. If anyone gets one of these for a more permanent setup, I recommend using duct tape along the edges and seams. It really helps to keep the thing together. Also, line the insides with newspaper or cheap parchment paper (I buy a roll of packing paper from Home Depot).
I've heard that you can take the end of the duct and put it in a bucket of water instead of going out a window. Apparently, the water collects the paint fumes and any particles that make it past the filter. Only issue is that I don't know if you just point the duct down over the water, or submerge it into the water. I don't see any reason why you can't submerge it (in theory, I guess). It's not like the fans will sucks water up the duct. The fans also shouldn't be strong enough to blow water everywhere.
Love these booth videos. Just wondering if you have a company called bartsharp over in the US. If so would love to see the bartsharp sb05 reviewed. Anyways keep up the awesome work I've learned so much from this channel!
Nice booth!
Another great review!! Like how compact it gets and it’s definitely on my list of things to acquire along with a respirator. I can’t remember if you did a review on this but how well does your K2 line go with SMS color shifts?
Well dang, once combined it makes an ABSOLUTE UNIT!😮
I guess a few compromises must be made to keep the price low. The design is a bit rough and ready but not a deal breaker.
Good stuff😁
great video but i think is to much money for a lot plastics parts and for me that iam in Puerto Rico the shipping make it more expensive and i think each one has just one fan that you have to spray real close so the air can put the paint out just my thoughts but i have learned a lot in your videos because I am a beginner on the airbrush painting and i always look for yours video to se the things that i need. thank you for your time
I have always tried to make a good metallic bronze(notice name)...I even tried to blend a batch...ended up POORLY...Is there a good bronze or how to blind colors that you know of?
The day I start airbrushing is the day I come to thank you
Add me to the Bucket Filter! Dan in Longview WA. I’ve had the single booth for years. Still new in the box.
I prefer the Pace peacekeeper spray booth but thanks for the demo!
First time hearing of those but damn, these are like 1/3 to 1/4 of the cost of those even though those Pace's do look nice.
Man, the only thing I wish mine had, is more depth and this one look's just right but I don't want to buy another.. if mine ever stops working, I'm def grabbing 1 of these.
That is a huge booth 😮
Thanks, I was looking at this booth.
Duck/duct tape would defeat the portability of this booth. Maybe they should have included a bridging piece of plastic that could snap into the slots meant for the side walls you remove? I did wonder why anyone might want something so wide so thanks for showing it's useful for model ships.
you should try using an incense stick for a stream of smoke?
I've been curious about all the spray booths tested. Are the fans explosion proof rated at all (ATEX rated)
As I know that you use solvents, laquers, 2K etc
That's why I build my own booth.... it has a HVAC fan that is grounded and is explosion proof... Most induction motors will be explosion proof as they do not use brushes...but may need extra grounding.
These booths are explosion proof and solvent resistant.
@@barbatosrex9473awesome thank you 🤙
It would be great to get a live stream where we can ask real time questions
I like these reviews of the amazon booths, really helps decide. Since so many seem to be the same OEM do you just go off price or is there actually a difference?
Love all your efforts for sharing!
Late night catch up with the videos. Proud Patreon member just trying to catch up and comment like and watch some good videos with some good content. Be well be you.
Have the same model on Canadian Amazon but the price doesn't make sense. It is $1850.61 CND. WTF but there is an other dual unit model for for $288CND though. Also, my on my home made paint booth, beside having three little fans, I have a booster VEVOR 6 inches. I was affraid that it would be ennough. However, If I let it running, My painted things like primed spoons where full of hair an dust of the working room. I did not know that I didn't need that much power. Well, since everything is set up, I simply put down the power of the vac.
Hot dog, that is the spray booth im using, not the double but the single.
Awesome video, looks like it will definitely get the job done, just my opinion I think it's way overpriced but maybe I'm wrong. Thank you very much for sharing and consistently putting out such amazing review and how to videos, your channel is by leaps and bounds better than anything out there. Everyone keep yourselves and love ones safe and healthy and remember to SMILE 😊 God Bless 🙏
Oh geez forgot to tell you. I am on the waiting list for your brush. Right now I use a Master G78 or 79 pistol grip brush. I'll never go back to the regular brushes...I don't think anyway. Better for my old hands too. It'll be worth waiting for I think.
You have a ton of models. When you paint them, ever think of doing tutorials or a "how I paint xx"? Would be interesting to see.
Hi. Thanks for the review. You would think the two would clip together or have some joining pieces/supports. Its a bit flimsy.
I have a HSeng HS- E550 which is 55cm (21.6"),a bit wider than the usual singles, with lights, variable twin fan and the vent at the top so it can go right back against the wall. (Vents outside with included hose). And it was around 260AUD (180USD) and is quite sturdy and works very well. Don't know if you can get it in the US.
I clean the filter in situ with the Dyson vacuum hose so I don't have to take it out and shake paint dust everywhere.
Cheers. Have a great day and thank you for your informative and entertaining videos 🦘🦘🦘.
This booth is massive!
Dang that’s a beast.Need to get a bigger table if I decide to buy that baby.
good stuff rob in the process of building a spray booth goota get a fan 😁🤩scooter 😎ps maybe a spray/heat booth🤔🤗happy holiday's to you and yourn 😇
Nice
always great information
Wait didn’t you already review this one or was it another version?
I reviewed one half this size
Great review! Well, that company should watch your video, because you made it look better than it would look normally. Maybe they should include a roll of duct tape to actually tie the two units together. The units individually and this partially together larger unit does seem to work pretty good though. I think if you got the spray booth tent and a good single unit and put the two together, I think you'd be money ahead and probably end up with something that works at least as good, if not better. The price isn't terrible for two booths and I'm sure that there's a way of actually making it a single booth out of them, so there's that. I guess I'm just a little disappointed that they didn't make parts to make this one big unit.
Please provide a link for the LED light strip your using when reviewing this larger spray booth
Thanks
R
Que tal no has visto uno de la marca Tamiya que trae dos extractores?
Hi guys. Here's hoping all of you are doing well.
You should get some incense sticks or cones to show how well the booth works. The smoke is easier to see and long lasting.
Having enough room makes a great difference
This still is a stretch in price
Way better then my cardboard box lol
You mentioned a more expensive large booth what is the brand thanks
Could you pleas do extensive break down of Vallejo air and how much leveling thinner to use for air brushing with the Neoeco airbrush first not the one with the colored cup addition but the one before it? My airbrush is giving me problems or my paint to thinner ratio is off because I can't get paint to flow nicely. Also I use one of those plug in air compressor that are small little black box and I am wondering if a real air compressor with a tank is what I need? Thanks man! Hopefully you see this!
I can tell you right now the problem is that compressor. Vallejo is a bit tricky sometimes to spray right and here I believe it's your compressor.
well I was scroling down looking for videon on how to hand painting, I found your video really informative, it help me alot on how to hand painting , and how to thin paints, tools "etc". BTW why barbatos rex ?
Barbatos Lupus Rex is a mobile suit in the Anime Iron Blooded Orphans, I just removed the Lupus middle name
Is that tube 4inch or 6 inch fitting?
I'm thinking I could speak guitar bodies with this unit. What do you think matey????
Should work. I personally would go the one I use in all of my videos but that one is over $700
If I remember correclty, a constant 60db noise level (or more) may already lead to hearing damage.
So using this booth would actually require at least rudimentary hearing protection just in case.
Another quality demo- if you keep going with the spray booth you might just be able to paint your car in it lol
$200+????,all the more they are they're not worth $100. These booths really rip people off.
Just got a kit with 4" a inline 230 (+/- 30-40 coming from china)CFM fan that's also supposedly 36db,4" hose,and a charcoal canister filter for $55.
Going to make my own box prob around that size with a sheet of $15 lauan (had it from a few yrs ago), and a $12 prefilter and maybe 1-2 hrs of time. I also have a speed controller from a older sewing machine that I can turn the fan/s on and off by foot or vary their speed.
Going to run the canister so it's not dumping the heat outside during the winter.
4 CMM is 141CFM. If I need,another fan they're only $20-25.
BTW,you're losing CFM with that T in the exhaust, a Y will let it flow easier.
Maybe with larger in width, i would prefer create my own custom booth, especially spray painting is better to be working in same size booth, like cube size, like that model ship maybe i can rotate it freely without worrying about touching something. Sorry for my bad english. Keep up your good work, don't rush it