Diy Paint Booth Box Fan

I ve been using a paint sprayer for about a year now.

Diy paint booth box fan.

When not in use i remove the vanes fold them up and stash them with my sheet goods. The booth is simply an inexpensive 20 box fan outfitted with cardboard angled vanes attached with duct tape figure 2. See more ideas about spray booth paint booth diy paint booth. I had just finished purchasing a small dedicated vacuum cleaner for my blasting cabinet.

This diy garage paint booth has changed the way i work and i am totally smitten. The paint booth protects the surroundings from overspray and the painted project from dust. Watch this video to learn exactly how to build a homemade paint booth with common materials. The spray booth used in this article was constructed using a vent works filter rack and fan mount panel but if you prefer you can make those parts yourself using wood.

I made a paint booth that vents the fumes outside by using a furnace blower. With that in mind i decided to look into whether i could use the blower side in some way to ventilate. In the past each time i would start a project i would spend almost half a day setting up some sort of paint booth situation. Use painter s tape to attach a standard 20 20 furnace filter in front of the fan.

Cut a hole for the fan. Box fans computer fans and squirrel cage fans were just a few of the options i ran into. Create a structure for a box fan. Make this diy paint booth and use it for all of your spray painted projects.

May 8 2017 explore bonnie harris s board homemade spray booth on pinterest. The box fan because it does not have an explosion proof motor will be the. Using a small stepladder cardboard boxes or other temporary structure place a. Trim a hole that s almost exactly the size of the fan at the height you ve got it.

Face the fan toward the inside of the booth.