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Russell, you will have to let me know how that ends up working. I am planning to do the same when I build my permanent setup in the basement, my Amazon wishlist has the 110V version of the same blower motor in it. LOL
Hi David
we (my Dad and I) had it running over the weekend even though it's not completely finished yet-still need to vent it outside. Importantly, the fan unit is a sealed unit, which means that it will not explode if you're using solvent based paints-always a good thing to avoid
It's also able to be wired with a variable speed dial so that the suction can be adjusted.
So far it seems to be quite capable of doing the job nicely
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Russell,
OMG !! your paint booth is beyond anything I've ever seen. Should suck out anything and everything you air brush without any problems.
Joel
Hi Joel! Thanks mate. That's the plan.
My dad spent 50plus years working as a sheet metal worker in the air conditioning industry, and one of the last things he did just before retiring in July (at 75yo) was to make all the fittings for it. He also built the booth (about 4 years ago
and it's taken us this long to get around to finishing it.
It's a real Rolls Royce of a system and could have been done with flexi duct I guess, but I think he feels that it's his way of doing something for his son
It will definitely beat spraying near an open door on an AC sheet perched on a couple of trestles.
) Next to the original "Bandit" edition this blue one was my fav. I still remember early senior year when a friend pulled into the school parking lot in a brand new '78. White, with a silver red and black phoenix on the hood. All of our jaws just dropped!
I was one of the first couple a guys to go for a ride in it. Good times!
Looking good Russell, keep it up!
