Spray booth

Martyn Fox
Nice idea. Like it

Soeren R.
Looks really good!. I'm not so good at stuff like that , so I bought one 😛

Lutz Schramm
oh yes, it´s looks really good - can you give a description/some details to this?

James Turnbull
Thanks guys, Yes i can give you all the details on how to make it. 65lt box; 1 standard bathroom extractor fan, 3mt house hold electrical wire, 2mt of extraction hose a bit off duct tape and a swivel plate off eBay. Just cut the hole where you think the fan will work best. Oh and a cooker hood filter to put over the fan.

Lutz Schramm
thanks - it´s simple but it´sworks

James Turnbull
I know and at a fraction of the price of a pro box

Gordon Sørensen
That is a fantastic idea! I really like the simplicity of it.

Derek Huggett
Great stuff James...all those years of 'Blue Peter' on TV were not wasted after all!! (Or are you 'Scrapheap Challenge' trained?).

Holger Kranich
Cool spray booth! You can conterminate the neighberhood now!🙂

Glenn
Great idea! but i think i would put the fan to the center rear of the booth to catch more of the overspray. And also maybe add a light overhead and switch so you can turn it on or off. 🙂

Ivan VT
Very good idea, and the best of all is that this is a BOX... you can store everything inside, hose, wire, fan etc.... good job!

James Turnbull
Thanks a lot lad's. I'm going to make some mods to it and have it so I will be able to work on resin part's and it should be able to extract most of the dust that it creates.

James Turnbull
Derek it's Scrapheap Challenge all the way.

Derek Huggett
James - I should have guessed....not a trace of sticky-back, squeezy-bottle or cardboard tube in sight!!! (I expect you are far too young even to remember a wire coat-hanger advent candle holder in non-flammable tinsel anyway!). 😉

Efthymios Chatzopoulos
I like this spray booth. Great idea James 🙂