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DIY Powder Coat Spray Booth Built for Under $1,000! - Time Lapse
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- Опубліковано 18 лис 2020
- Total cost before taxes and shipping was $959.55.
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8 - 4x8 24g Galvanized Sheets $33.59 each
3 - 3’x1/2” All Thread $3.24 each
29 - 2x4x8 Metal Studs www.lowes.com/pd/3-625-in-W-x...
7 - 2x4x10 Metal Trac www.lowes.com/pd/3-625-in-W-x...
16” Strongway Blower www.northerntool.com/products...
2 - 26” Cartridge Filters www.columbiacoatings.com/stor...
4x8 3/4” MDF Sheet www.lowes.com/pd/MDF-Actual-0...
6 - 48” LED Lights 6 Pack LED Shop Light 4FT, T5 Integrated Single Fixture, 22W, 2200lm, 6500K Super Bright White, Linkable Shop Light, Utility Shop Lights, Corded Elect www.amazon.com/dp/B07XQDP5X9/...
1000 Count 3/16s Rivets SNUG Fasteners (SNG474) 1000 Qty Aluminum Blind Rivets Bulk (#6-4) 3/16" Diameter x 1/4" Grip www.amazon.com/dp/B07PQS53VN/...
Eastwood upgrades including hoppers, attachments, etc can now be purchased at www.royalcoatspowdercoating.com
Eastwood Hopper Upgrade Kit: www.royalcoatspowdercoating.c...
Eastwood Attachment Kit: www.royalcoatspowdercoating.c...
Royal Coats Powder Coating located in Spring, Tx.
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I started this channel to show my process and help others. When I started coating there was limited content accessible for powder coating so feel free to reach out to me with any questions concerning powder coat or equipment.
Very cool build and great design. I modified slightly as I'm not spraying powder coating but waterbased lacquer. Where I live its well over 100 degrees for 6 months a year and if I vent to the outside, the makeup air coming takes my shop from 75 degrees to 100 degrees in a few minutes so I wanted a recirculating paint booth. I used almost the same design but I put a panel pre-filters in the opening in front of the cartridges and then I used charcoal cartridges to get the fumes. I find I can spray for about 1 to 2 hours in my 1000 sq. ft. shop and then I have to let it clear for a couple hours. Cartridges last a few months. In cooler weather, I'll remove the cartridges and vent to the outside. Thanks for the inspiration.
Great video. This makes the 4K booths look like starter kits. Amazing job.
I appreciate it!
Very nice man. Almost exactly what I've been wanting to do, but seeing you do it here cleared up alot of questions I had. Thanks brother.
Thanks man, glad I could help. If you have any questions along the way feel free to reach out.
great job! come out amazing! hopefully in the future I will be building something similar and definitely will be using this video for reference!
As always great videos when I was building my powder booth I used some of your design and it worked awesome thank you
Awesome! Glad I could help! Would love to see some pictures of your booth 👍🏼
Realmente un video genial, me has convencido para construirme mi propia cabina de pintura en polvo. Gracias
I must admit, I have watched this video 3 times on 3 different days over the past 2 weeks.. This is the best DIY booth that I have seen. I will be building one using your design with the exception of one thing. I have 10 foot ceilings in my garage. So, I was thinking of placing my fan on top of the booth for two reasons. 1. I can pull the filters up a little higher. 2. It makes it easier to get to if I have to do maintenance to the fan if needed. Do you see any issues with this thought process? Based on your comments below, I may go ahead and add the 2nd fan and 2 more filters as well.
That’s awesome man, glad I could help! I don’t see any issues with what you’re wanting to do. That would be the only thing I wish I could have done differently was to raise the filters but I didn’t have the ceiling height to do so. If you have the funds for an extra fan and filters I say go for it now rather then having to rebuild later. Depending on the size of your booth the fans also have a low setting you can run them on. If you have any others questions feel free to reach out. Good luck on your booth!
Good video I'm going to watch it again .
Fantastic job 👌🏽
Very nice! I hope to need one that capable...eventually!
Just keep at it and you will get there!
Great vid
Thanks 👍🏼
Sick build man.
Thank you!
Awesome job bro👌👌👌
Thanks!
Awesome build. Ty. You just gained a subscriber lol.
I appreciate it!
can you do a video of the oven
Fantastic build!! Just started powder coating for the weathervanes I make. Got my big oven built and wanting to do a build like this! Wanting to get a pro gun as I'm using a Redline EZ50 now. What kind of setup do you have and would you recommend it?
Thank you! I’m using a Gema Optiflex 2 box fed system and it has been great for me. I started out with a hyper smooth 02 LED and it is a night and day difference in powder transfer to parts. I would definitely recommend it or at least a pro level gun if you can swing the cost.
Great job
Thank you!
How about a vid on your oven setup 👌
My oven is nothing special right now but I can make a short on it one day. I’m in the process of waiting for a guy to pick that one up so I can finish my new one and transfer the power to get it up and running 👍🏼
Just ordered everything to build mine. How did you mount the fan? That's the only thing I didn't see you do. Thanks!
Awesome man! I cut a circle out like I did for the filters and ran some foam weather strip around it for a seal. Then I just set the fan on top of the weather strip. If you have anymore questions feel free to ask!
can you show how you set up your blower system from the top side ? and the connection
The fan is just sitting on top of the cut out. I put some foam weather stripping between the fan and the base for a better seal
Hi. Just wondering do you have a any powder being blown out from the fan ? Appreciate all the videos
I haven’t noticed any powder getting through the filters. The insides are still perfectly clean when I take them off to clean them.
Hey man! Great Video I am building the same booth but smaller. One question….. what is the dimensions of the air box that you built? Thanks again!
The dimensions of the box is roughly 1'T x 2'D x 8'W. There was no technical reason for it being this size, this is just how I designed it.
Who did you go to for the sheet metal? Im just north of Houston so trying to find a good metal supplier before I start my oven and booth build. Great video btw you did some solid work 👌🏼
Triple S Steel
Good stuff 👍🇦🇺
Got a video of it folding closed
Man I cant believe I did not run across your channel before (I'm on it know). You have mad skills and very technical but I would like to know did you draw up plans yourself or did you build it out of your mund as you go.
Thank you! I drew up a little bit of it like the outer dimensions and the size of the filter box and then pretty much just built the rest as I went along.
Hi, how are you accessing the fan if you need to get to it? Where is the fan exhaust going? Is it trapped in the top portion?
Not really a need for me to access the fan unless it were to go out but I can get access from the top or pull it away from the wall. I exhaust it back into other part of the shop through a ventilation tube. Exhausting through a wall or attic is the best option to keep air movement down in the shop.
How do you clean your filters or are they cleanable thanks
I tap the filter on the ground to get the loose stuff out and then I blow them clean with compressed air
Great build! What fans did you buy
Thank you, I used 1 16” blower from northern tool. The link is in the description 👍🏼
Please do a DIY oven build in this same spirit?
I’ve got videos of my oven build it’s about 90% finished. Need some other things to happen first then I’ll complete the oven and edit a video of the build process.
What gauge and type of steel sheeting did you use? This build is EXACTLY what I want to do.
24g galvanized sheets
Quick question, what hardware did you use to mount the fan? Great job BTW.
Thanks! The fan is just sitting on top of the weather stripping. It’s not actually secured to the mdf.
Is the fan pulling enough through both of those filters?
Right now I’m at about 75cfm per square foot of opening, 100cfm is the rule of thumb. Only thing I would have liked to have been able to do would be to mount the filters higher where I spray majority of my parts but I wasn’t able to with my ceiling height in my garage. Sometimes when I spray a heavy cloud of a light weight clear some will float out but get sucked back in to the filters. I may add another fan in the future but all in all it has turned out to be a great booth so far for the money.
I want to build a 5x5x6 both ,will one of them fans work for it or need to go bigger
Rule of thumb is at least 100cfm per square foot of opening so this fan should work great for that size
Good afternoon and hello from chicago could it be possible and send me the list of material for this built including fans and filters hope to hear back from you .. GOOD JOB
Thanks, all material is in the description 👍🏼
I've been inspired to build my own booth similar to yours. You did a great job. Materials a little bit more expensive today but that's inflation I guess. My question is about cutting the sheet metal. I have a electric shear and I find it difficult to use. I see you use an air shear. I've tried other ways to cut the sheet metal including a diamond wheel. Do you have experience with an electric shear and am I better off with the air shear? Thanks for your help.
I do not have any experience with electric shears but my pneumatic shears cut through this sheet metal like butter. They’re just cheapo ones from harbor freight.
@@royalcoatspowdercoating I returned the electric shear and bought the air shear at Menards. It's AWESOME!! Not sure if you're available to chat. Have a question about fan selection. If you're busy that's okay I get it. No problem. Thanks for your help already.
@@ron9453 feel free to email me at royalpowdercoats@gmail.com
Awesome video man. Best booth video I've seen. Couple questions... what was ran through the filters? Was that the all thread? What was it's purpose? And my other main question was, when the air is ran through the filters, is your fan mounted above them pushing clean air back into the shop?
Thanks!
Thanks man! Yes that’s all thread ran through the filters with a washer and nut on the bottom which holds the filters in place. The fan is mounted on top of the filter box that pulls the powder to the filters and then blows the clean air back into the shop.
@@royalcoatspowdercoating ok that’s what I thought! Thanks a lot for the quick response!
@@jerrodbaird8791 no problem 👍🏼
Hey one more thing, is that fan you have on yours the minimum cfm needed? I found one that is 2905 cfm and was wondering if you had some insight on it if it would work on those dimensions of a booth!
@@jerrodbaird8791 if anything I may add another fan in the future and run them both on the low setting. I wouldn’t recommend any less cfm for a booth this size. Rule of thumb is 100 cfm per square foot of the opening
did you frame a wall behind your filters or just run a sheet from wall to wall?
I just sheeted the backside
Where do you vent the powder to? How often are you cleaning the filters or replacing them? Love the build. Hope to get something like this too
Appreciate it! I vent the fan back into the shop. I haven’t noticed any powder passing through the filter yet. I shop vac the filters every few jobs or when I shop vac the floor in the booth. Only takes about 30 seconds each filter. Go for it! It wasn’t hard to build and it’s definitely worth it not having powder floating around my shop anymore
@@royalcoatspowdercoating thanks for the speedy reply. I greatly appreciate it.
@@MrRyannj4 any time! If you ever have any questions about building a booth just reach out to me at royalpowdercoats@gmail.com 👍🏼
Show us the electrical process here how do u generate heat into this chamber
This is strictly a spray booth for catching excess powder. The parts cure in an oven.
Do you need fire suppression systems in your spray booth to operate a business? I could really use your help . Trying to start a small powder coating company and I’m running into many issues
You shouldn't. I've never seen fire suppression in a powder booth. You should technically run a tube axial fan (explosion proof) but I've had good luck with the fan I've been running.
how did you mount the vent fan ?
I just set it on a piece of weather stripping on top of the cut out. It’s not screwed in or anything like that
Where did you get the aluminum sheets from
I picked up the galvanized sheet metal from a local steel supplier
This is a BADASS booth! Good job! How much was the total price? Wish I can build something like that!
@@royalcoatspowdercoating for sure I’ll hit you up if I got questions I’ve been wanting to build one but maybe out of wood smaller version. Question do you vent out the powder outside or does it all just stay stuck on the filter?
@@royalcoatspowdercoating yeah prolly one would be all I need since I plan on going like maybe 4 feet wide 4 feet deep and maybe 8 feet tall.. btw what oven do you have?
My bad man, all my comments got deleted when I switched my account over to a brand account. If you ever have any questions just holler at me 👍🏼
@@royalcoatspowdercoating for sure thank you!
Was there a reason for the size you built the box between the fan and filters? Like specific sq ft for cfm or anything?
No particular reason for building it that size. Just seemed like a good space to pull even air flow from filters. Especially if I ever add more filters and/or another fan
Ok just checking before I build it. This is by far the best booth build video I’ve come across for the record!
@@poorqualityvideo91 good luck on the build, feel free to reach out if you have anymore questions. And thank you!
Hey thanks for the video and great ideas! I will be incorporating this in my booth build! I need an 8x8x12 booth, would you recommend 2 of those fans and 4 filters needing to go with a deeper booth for more pull?
Yes that’s the route that I would go if I were you. That should be more than enough air flow since it’s mainly based on the square foot of your opening. I may even add another fan and 2 more filters to mine one day but for now it’s good enough for the amount of powder I spray 👍🏼
Where did you get the 24ga sheets?
Local steel supply in Houston
You might have it somewhere and I just didn’t see it but what are the dimensions of this?
Overall dimensions are 8w x 6d x 7t
Is there an advantage to using the metal studs over the wooden ones ?
What did you use for the inside sheeting tin and where you get it
I used 24g galvanized sheet metal. I picked it up at the local metal supplier. It was around $35 a sheet
@@royalcoatspowdercoating can I ask so far how is it working,
@@mikemuniak4711 it’s been working great 👍🏼
Would you be interested in building another and selling?
Send me an email to royalpowdercoats@gmail.com
whats the working size of this booth
7.5’ wide x 7’ tall x 4’ deep and filters are mounted on 2’ deep box
@@royalcoatspowdercoating thats pretty big working are for a 16´´ utility fan , awesome it works great !! awesome work and videos !
@@taylorc7138 I figured if it didn’t work well I can add another 16” fan or upgrade to a tube axial fan but I didn’t want to drop $1,200+ on a tube axial fan when building the booth. Works great for me as of now though
@@royalcoatspowdercoating i built one a few years ago with the same blower, but they largest they had was 12´´
I made a cool booth on my channel too! Your content is great 😊
I checked yours out, looks awesome!
Musta been before bidenomics. Those sheets of galvy are $125 a piece now :(