Making A Homemade Cardboard Spray Booth - DIY Tutorial With Free Blueprints N’stuff

[@MisterRedBlueBlur]

This is so "simple" and ingenious at the same time, that it would never have occurred to me myself.😁👍Thank you very much for sharing.🙂

[@asdf9890]

I knew this could be done neatly and cheaply. Thanks for the ideas and start point!

[@PropsNstuff]

Glad you enjoyed it👊Watch out for our new video next week «diy airbrush filters». Cheers and many thanks for watching🤩

[@itvisor1]

The Best spray booth so far

[@gtsstang]

Thank you very much for this great airbrush DIY idea.

[@PropsNstuff]

You are very welcome👌Thank you🫵for watching! Make sure to subscribe and don’t miss our next video coming out soon (related to this one). Have a good one🤩

[@MarkTimothy-l4q]

You just killed the whole market of overpriced hobby paint booths. A great process which is explained perfectly. Thanks for saving us a ton of money. :)

[@PropsNstuff]

Thank you so much for the feedback🦾 Just makes my day knowing I could help a fellow maker out a bit😉 Have a great one, cheers

[@fckprc8149]

I can get something in that size, made from plastic and not cardboard for 60 bucks now. that is not expensive or worse quality than this cardboard one. So no, he did not destroy any market. He helps out the poor painters, maybe.

[@xaviere.3299]

@@fckprc8149 congratulations on belonging to the 5% of the audience that can afford usd60 on amazon for a box. The rest is for the poor painters of course. You won your twat medal of social classing now, congratulations for the public announcement of your outstanding character.

[@wilfredovillalobos7178]

Gracias totales y sigue con más proyectos con estos tutoriales que són regeniales, bendiciones totales. Saludos desde América Latina para el mundo.

[@slawlaskowski]

Genius! Fantastic job!

[@PropsNstuff]

Cheers mate👌and thank you so much for watching!!! «See» you next week for a new video of «diy airbrush filters». Have a good one🤩

[@vitaemecha]

I made my own a while back, it isn't very good. I will give your design a try, it does look really good and I have most of the parts I can use again from mine. One thing I did do that I might keep is use a clear perspex 'window' on the roof, this allows me to angle my painting lamp directly down into the booth and swing it back out of the way when I am painting my minis.

[@biltrex]

Beautiful design! I've been looking at commercial booths and other DIY booths and I think yours is among the best. I might customize a bit and use some corrugated plastic instead of the cardboard for the structural walls, but otherwise I'll be following this plan pretty closely!

[@PropsNstuff]

Thank you so much for the feedback👊Love it when other makers have a use for the stuff we make👌and customizing it is a great idea since this was always supposed to be fully customizable. Cheers and have a great one🤩and watch out for a new video next week with that making of diy airbrush filters.

[@margaretwood152]

Great 👍😃 Work.....I need to figure out a system to get the Air out of my house 🏡 though, which of course will be the real Tricky 😉 〽️ part

[@PropsNstuff]

Yeah, I know what you mean🤓good luck

[@woodybear8298]

Terrific design and presentation.

[@PropsNstuff]

Thank you so much Mr. Bear😀 Have a good one, cheers😉

[@user-wg6ik1wi6s]

Very cool, Im going to build this for my shop.

[@jimholmes4729]

Thank you for this great video!

[@PropsNstuff]

Thank you for that Mr. Jim😄 Glad you liked it, have a good one😉 Cheers

[@Biker758210]

EXCELENT!!

[@PropsNstuff]

Thank you so much for watching👊Cheers and have a good one🤗

[@KensWorldRestorations]

Awesome...thanks for sharing your great design.

[@dermonch7959]

I needed this.

[@PropsNstuff]

Jepp, I know😉 I use mine all the time👌

[@Artmesa]

You should make a follow up video with a window vent. Mine is just painted mdf glued to foam with window sealing on the edges. I got the idea from my cat door; which I bought to fit in a sliding glass door.

[@swooft44]

THANK YOU !!!!

[@PropsNstuff]

You’re very welcome!

[@chrtsi6912]

That was awesome! I'll have to say one like is not enough!

[@charliesmorykin38]

really like your video on how to make your own spray booth , the only problem is not all of us have a 3-D printer to print out the parts that you have shown in your diagram , maybe you should consider making these parts and offering to purchase because I would be interested but thank you so much I did download the drawings

[@CypressVintage]

Nicely done! Clean work 👌

[@rendoroid]

amazing

[@PropsNstuff]

Glad you think so! Have a great one, cheers😉

[@tylerjohnson6794]

I’m not the smartest tool in the shed because of my seizures. In the video you talked about the cut list of the measurements.

[@Barricade706]

Thank you for the tutorial, I'm finishing up building my own, would anyone happen to know the exact size of the magnets used for the vent connector?

[@bcitogaming5032]

I just finished my booth. I’m still trying to figure out the size of the magnets also. Any updates?

[@Barricade706]

@@bcitogaming5032 Yes, for the STLs he provided 10x5mm magnets will fit. And he's right theyre very snug, have to do some persuading with a hammer

[@bcitogaming5032]

@@Barricade706 thank you!

[@tommynar9311]

Only thing to make this better would be to use the cardboard from Amazon shipments :)

[@matejivi]

nice

[@PropsNstuff]

Thanks😉

[@heftys13]

Magnificent best Spray booth DIY tutorial I have seen so far On KZbin not complicated just straightforward and also are you planning to do boba Fett 3-D print it anytime soon because you did the Mandalorian just wondering

[@robflop]

Hey, looks great. What's the size of the cardboard boxes as well as the size of the magnets you used for this?

[@OIE82]

I have a generic "spray booth" question. How do you get rid of the fumes/smell? Do you vent it to the outside?

[@abledog006]

Wow!! Awesome video! Why spend over $100.00 on a spray booth, when you can custom make one to suit your needs, for so much less? Thank you for this!!!!

[@robinkuipers3194]

amazing vid! and im currently reconstructing it. everyting is clear but what filter do you use? because i cant vind a suitable filter like urs that fits in the box

[@PropsNstuff]

Hello there Mr. Kuipers😉 Thank you for that, I really appreciate it😁 The filter I used first is called ^Filter one^ from Sparmax. But lately I’ve simply made a frame that I apply the filter on. You see. I found a lot of sellers (Amazon&Ebay) that sell the filter in bulk rolls of it. Really cheap👌 And fast n easy to replace. P.s. I believe I put the link in the description😉 Happy building, cheers buddy

[@robinkuipers3194]

@@PropsNstuff thats even beter, do you have a video or instruction for that aswell ?

[@guoanwen1981]

Thanks for the great video! What kind of fan is that model etc? Do you have an afíliate link? I would like to buy the same one. Thanks!

[@marknthetrails7627]

👍✌🖖🥃 Nice

[@natmickan]

Am I missing something? I didn’t hear/can’t find any mention of what the filter used is/what it’s called/where to get it etc. :S Anyone know what type it is?

[@PropsNstuff]

Hello there Nat😉 It’s listed in the description👌 And it’s called "Filter one" from the brand Sparmax. Hope it helps. Have a good one, cheers

[@ericbruneau1970]

Hi, great video. Is it necessary to get the air outside? I plan to use this in my garage. So if the filter catches the paint fume, what’s the use?

[@TS-uy8pn]

It's best used in a clean environment. Because it's an open front there can't be an intake filter and particles will be drawn in when the exhaust is on. More to the point, the filter type shown essentially removes overspray. Any vapor from the application will be exhausted to the box exterior (like 99.9% of spray booths). Anything you don't want to breathe should be directed outdoors.

[@Rjacket]

Do you have a link to the filters?

[@PropsNstuff]

Hello there. This link is to the shop I bought from: www.nmj.no/sparmax-438841-filter-sb-88-1021471.html Don’t think they send global? But there you should have the name and article number for it, as it is sold several places😉 Have a good one, cheers

[@Rjacket]

@@PropsNstuff thanks so much. In PT, fingers crossed I can find it by the name. Cheers

[@w40kavecarcanoide]

Super pratique me catron tiens bien dans le temps, j'aurais pris du contre plaqué de 3 a 5mm. Je me renseigne pour m'en faire une pour aérographe et découpe laser. Calculer le débit ou la dépression ou c'est ta feuille qui fait fois.

[@TheNorwegianModeler]

Hei. Hvor kjøpte du vifta og røret?

[@protadec]

Link to the filter?

[@HDTwiZ]

Heisann! Hvor fikk du tak i filteret og hva heter et sånnt filter? Har lyst å lage meg en egen!

[@naphaneal]

the links to STLs and blueprints are missing in the description

[@Ultimaniacx4]

I tried to remake this but ran into an issue. I used a reversed bathroom ventilation fan for the airflow but I'm not getting any suction from it. The fan moves a lot of air on it's own but once I attach the hose and snap it to the booth, it feels like it loses all airflow. I've been told that the fan needs to be attached to the box itself rather than through the hose but your booth seems to have plenty of suction without having the fan at the booth. Does anyone know what my issue could be?

[@DdraigX]

This is great, what type/brand of magnets did you use? Just printed mine out and in the process of making an adapter for mine since my hose is 6 inches or so.

[@heribertogomez7]

What kind of boxes do i need the ears are too small where do i go and buy your boxes

[@candancehall3177]

My mail room had these boxes for archive storage. I got the ones they were going to toss out.

[@ulfhenarv]

Good video, but I would have liked to have seen the actual ventilation installation instead of just jumping over it. Just saying, "i let professionals do it" doesn't really give any info and loses a bit of the "DIY" concept. And that ventilator was over €120.00

[@blight1885]

If I've been doing my research correctly that fan is rated for about 170 CFM which seems tremendously underpowered for the size of the spray booth

[@hekikuu]

Checking with your friends. I got a ventilation box that was replaced in a friend’s house. He replaced it because it was “old” and “energy hungry”. But it’s still silent and if it can ventilate a three-story house, it’ll probably work for a booth 😅 and it’s free.

[@TacoLibreF-CKYT]

Pretty sure that part is left out for liability reasons. His wording definitely makes it seem so that people who do choose to follow this take extreme caution to make sure any paint/contaminants are exhausted from the space/living space to the outside and away from doing harm to anyone.

[@Boogie_the_cat]

​@@TacoLibreF-CKYT"liability reasons"? If that was the case, then the video could have shown and explained everything, but put a "do this at your own risk" warning at the beginning. That works even for videos where people show how to make incredibly dangerous things like Jacobs Ladders which use microwave oven transformers that can kill you. I'm sure that your liability excuse is just an excuse, and it was left out of the video due to 1) being expensive 2) the uploader paid someone else to do something they didn't want or know how to do Liability is as simple as a warning that says "this video is for educational purposes, and if you follow it, you have to accept that you are engaged in a dangerous blah blah blah. Talk to a lawyer, it's that easy.

[@JanKoneczny]

I made myself due channel Plasmo - plastic model And video is this - kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2i6hJmJmsZ9j9Esi=UQ7gn8ibUxr9NFqg

[@c.g.c2067]

nice

[@kneaech405]

I have watched over two dozen videos on building a spray booth. This is by far the very best one out there. Highly recommend and I will be using this video as inspiration to make mine. Thank you for posting.

[@vasili1207]

drugs are bad lay off the crack

[@amyfoust9935]

Is the diagram in the PDF wrong. The measurements for the top and bottom of the vacuum chamber are the same, but the side pieces are oblong triangles. This seems like it wouldn't fit correctly.

[@GPS52]

This was the best I have seen in DIY Spray Booths, Thank you so much for your video .

[@PropsNstuff]

Thanks for that😆 Have a great one, cheers😉

[@ad1rteebum_673]

Change the bottom filter brackets to have outer ledges the filter sets into from the top, that way you only need 2 brackets with rubber bands to hold it in place.

[@TheBruster1]

Nice job on the spray booth, do you have the STL for your led ceiling light assembly? Which LEDs did you use and dimmer? Well done.

[@PropsNstuff]

Sorry buddy, dont have the files. I used a plain 12V led-strip and a simle potentiometer from e-bay as a dimmer.

[@IkaKomura]

Great build and tutorial. Are the STLs for the LED rack available? Hilsen fra Nordmann I Stockholm

[@jubeiiiiii]

very nice! indeed, I already printed the duct connector, and frame corner, I 'm starting printing the frame! Do you have by any chance the stl for the led support you have at the top ? thanks !

[@Nixx2709]

This was elegant and inspiring to watch. Whenever I get motivated to build one, I will definitely use your model and template. For now, saved into my favourites

[@LinkWulluf]

The filter size. "Filter one sparmax" is that the same as SB88?

[@PropsNstuff]

I’m actually not sure…you would have to compare the dimensions of the two👊🏻cheers

[@adrianhicks1616]

LOVE THIS VIDEO… Do you have the 3D print file for the LED strip holder?

[@DJ_Blaker]

Absolutely love this build! This is exactly what I was looking for! So light, inexpensive yet fully functional! Excellent design and video tutorial!

[@PropsNstuff]

Thank you so much Mr. Blaker. So glad we’re able to help😀 Good luck with your build sir😉 Cheer’s

[@russellsoper3916]

@@PropsNstuff what size magnets did you use?

[@CONEHEADDK]

To keep expenses down you can use all kinds of free plastic bottles to slide vacuum hoses on, and I bet you also can use a disposable kitchen wipe thingy as a filter.

[@1islam1]

​@@PropsNstuff⚠️ God has said in the Quran: 🔵 { O mankind, worship your Lord, who created you and those before you, that you may become righteous - ( 2:21 ) 🔴 [He] who made for you the earth a bed [spread out] and the sky a ceiling and sent down from the sky, rain and brought forth thereby fruits as provision for you. So do not attribute to Allah equals while you know [that there is nothing similar to Him]. ( 2:22 ) 🔵 And if you are in doubt about what We have sent down upon Our Servant [Muhammad], then produce a surah the like thereof and call upon your witnesses other than Allah, if you should be truthful. ( 2:23 ) 🔴 But if you do not - and you will never be able to - then fear the Fire, whose fuel is men and stones, prepared for the disbelievers.( 2:24 ) 🔵 And give good tidings to those who believe and do righteous deeds that they will have gardens [in Paradise] beneath which rivers flow. Whenever they are provided with a provision of fruit therefrom, they will say, "This is what we were provided with before." And it is given to them in likeness. And they will have therein purified spouses, and they will abide therein eternally. ( 2:25 ) ⚠️ Quran

[@bensolo7217]

Link to that fan? Is that one of these "explosion proof" fans? I planned to build my own airbrush box like this, but then found out I could potentially be creating a bomb. So I don't know what to do. Pre constructed booths are over $100, but explosion proof fans seem to be at least twice that. For just the fan Help?

[@LS3D_Printing]

I love your videos man!! You may not post all the time, but when you do I know it will be quality content and will always make me smile through some simple but genius techniques that you use!

[@PropsNstuff]

I really appreciate that! Must be the best feedback I'v got in a long time😁 Thank you so much😉 Have a great one buddy, cheers

[@henrikandersen4777]

@@PropsNstuff thanks alot, if i wanted to get into this stuff, making helmets /busts/ 20-30cm figures, what printers would work (cheapish models) ? and do they cost the same to make as the store made ones, seeing the price on risen kinda high?? would a Elegoo Neptune 2S FDM printer work togetther with a Elegoo saturn with more work after print.?? I wanted to get into this, slowly, then expand to stop and motion + (AI Green screen) recordings/pc work down the line whit my work. 2. if you know somewhere there is a compleet guide on what to buy to get into this , printer - paint- airbrush - filaments and resin types. i was thinking at first you could start whit FDM + normal brush painting. then scale it after u get better whit resin and airbrush?

[@modelrestorations]

Great video and channel! I know this one is a little older but its still super helpful. Subd.

[@PropsNstuff]

Thank you🫵so much for watching and joining us👊watch out for our new video next week of «diy airbrush filters». Cheers and have a good one🤩

[@einundsiebenziger5488]

Great work, the result looks very professional. Now get the title right, because "making (...) homemade" is redundant. Better: "Make a Spraybooth at Home".

[@PropsNstuff]

Glad you liked it👍🏻As always I have a long way to go since English is not my mother language. Cheers

[@sirkjeff1]

Anyone that is going to build this Please read my comment before buying the boxes. great job, thanks for sharing. One comment or suggestion to anyone who is thinking of building. I am in the middle of building the airbrush booth. What I didnt notice was the boxes you need. Most box's flaps are only half size to cover the opening. In the video , the box wide flap is big enough to cover the whole opening. I had to tape another flap to the large one to make it work. Im not sure where you can find a box like that. I found a heavy duty box at lowes that was twice as thick as a normal box. it cost twice as much too. but it defiantly stronger. for the filter mounts. i use a regular 4" brace and used two small bolts to mount to cardboard. the corner brace was two exspensive to buy 4. perhaps if you find them at a discount store or flea market. I didnt want to pay $6 for 2. as far as the exhausts mount. i doing something totatly different. I will post photo's when Im finish

[@PlasticModelCars]

I'm in the process of building a cardboard paint booth and appreciate the solutions to issues I haven't even realized. But I have one issue; spray paint is going to cover the lights! Or did I miss that? I'm adding a small groove on the top of each box to allow a saran wrap roll to pull thru to keep the LEDs clean. To eliminate the possible build up of paint on the fan blades I'm utilizing the Ventura effect and a recycled computer cooling fan. These are powerful, small and very quiet.

[@PinkyJustice]

The flow of air and gravity should cover that. I've never had an issue with the lights in my spray booth and it's worked for years.

[@goguyted]

Clear box tape will calm the OCD if you think the air flow will not protect the LED, and it's easily replaceable

[@catlady8324]

Can I make the exhaust tube point straight into my face? I love the smell of lacquer in the morning! 🤪

[@das5813]

Hahaha, gently insert the magnets, , with a small hammer. Lol. One to remember.

[@marcusaureliusantoninusaug2161]

A bit late to the party... I'm using Fusion 360 to remake the spraybooth to fit the space that I got available in my room. Your blueprints serve as guideline for me. However, I realised that there are no angular dimensions on the prints. I'm a bit stuck atm with the vacuum chamber, because I'm missing the angles. Could you help? Thanks!

[@DavidWilliams-up4li]

I am having the same problem, not sure if I have the correct angle.

[@Lex0Hokata]

I love this design its simple too. Though im wondering if it can be made smaller. My work space is no bigger than a tv tray

[@PropsNstuff]

Much obliged👌The booth was always meant to be fully customizable. So give it a go and good luck👊Cheers…and watch out for our new video next week of »diy airbrush filters» might give you some ideas.

[@Elvings92]

For the example you show at the end, you just empty the brush ? No cleaning needed between colours ?

[@PropsNstuff]

If you’re referring to my airbrush I always clean it out between the different colors. Have a good one

[@carlsmith9205]

Nice design.......looking for the link to the blueprints??

[@guidancebeats]

I want to use your duct connection system to move around my ventilation to other small booths. Do you know if there is a version of the connector that flies to the box that would instead fit over a 4 in duct ? No clue to what the diameter would need to be to slip it over .

[@PropsNstuff]

Sorry, that is hard to say….thankfully you can measure it and 3d print whatever you need. Good luck👊🏻

[@ph11p3540]

This is a fundamentally great design that lends itself well to customization. I was about to plunk down a lot of money for a professional fume extractor box but this is much more practical for my needs. It's perfect for 90% of the modelling out there except for those big ship modellers. For you multifamily condo hobbyist, you can add a charcoal filter on top of your existing filter to avoid complaints from your neighbors.

[@RaginBajin]

I really liked how you connected your LEDs to that bracket which also allows you to hang your prints. Do you have a link those brackets STLs?

[@PropsNstuff]

Hey there Joe😉 Glad you liked it😁 But sadly I didn't keep the files I made for the LED rack. I'll make sure to put in a link if I get around to draw them up again. Shouldn't take that long since I have the printouts👌 Anyway, have a good one. Cheers

[@RaginBajin]

@@PropsNstuff That would be amazing. I really can’t wait to see what you are working on next.

[@digitalAuge]

I thought the video was so great. I recreated it right away. But unfortunately not enough power. Too little airflow. Although I installed a 280m³/h ventilator. And I saw that you only have a 160/100? ventilator. Pity :/ Edit: ok if i attach ventilator directly to the box. it's much better

[@richrock9341]

Can you please explain how and where to place the ventilator? Inside the tube? Inside the box? Thank you and sorry, i’m a noob, i would like to give that a try but i’m so confused about the ventilator

[@digitalAuge]

@@richrock9341 i installed the vent direkt to the back of box

[@coreycox724]

In the blueprints that you have, is that in centimeters or what is it in inches? That way I know when I want to make it that I'm doing the right measurements

[@PropsNstuff]

Hi there and sorry for the late reply…it’s in the metric system and it’s all in mm (millimeters). Good luck👍

[@FireFalcon917]

What type and size of boxes did you use? They look kinda like Banker's Boxes.

[@PropsNstuff]

Hello there. I used a heavy duty moving box👊🏻cheers

[@StreetzX2010]

Can Someone help me convert the measurements into Inches and feet please!? 😂😂 I'm so serious!

[@PropsNstuff]

Hei buddy, type it into Google. There is a really easy converter you can use👊🏻

[@reddragon4482]

What size cardboard boxes?

[@drkj3di]

Awesome vid, I want to try this! I may have missed it but what make of filter panel did you use for this? Is it something like ones for kitchen use, air purifiers etc? Thanks! 😃🐯zord

[@jingles009]

QUESTION: How often does the overspray from the airbrush/spray can find its way on the lights. Do you find you sometimes need to replace the light strips or is that even a problem?

[@davidwelch6796]

I think that if this becomes a problem it would be simple to mount a sheet of clear Perspex, or similar, below the lights in such a way that it can be easily slid out for cleaning or replacement.

[@ToaChronix]

All you'll need is some cardboard boxes, tape and a box cutter. Oh and also this filter, this duct, this extractor fan, an FDM 3D printer and filament, a sheet of MDF, a circular saw workbench and clamps to cut the MDF to size, some magnets, a heat gun, contact cement, wood glue, LED light strips, a soldering iron, wires, a dimmer etc...

[@drakemasta9655]

some magnets on the dowel and bottom of the edges would keep the plastic in place

[@PropsNstuff]

Yes, that’s an excellent idea Mr. Drake😃 I was using Velcro, but will change it to magnets now👌 Thanks, have a good one. Cheers!

[@LinkWulluf]

The blueprint has some inaccuracies. You can see this in the fact that all of the edges meet. There is no overlap. With that in mind The left trapezoid should have a side that is equal length to one of the top or bottom trapezoids but all of them are different

[@PropsNstuff]

I’m sure you’re absolutely correct…thank god I’m an amateur. But since we’re dealing with making stuff out of cardboard boxes hopefully it will all fit together nicely anyways

[@LinkWulluf]

@@PropsNstuff it really did come together great. I wound up painting mine green (leftover wall paint I had). It looks so good, I plan on painting The bubble on the back brown been doing it up like a turtle 🐢. Thanks again for the plans!

[@agarza6475]

I have been thinking about building my own spray booth and yours has a similar design that I had in mind. I like the light "whatchamacallit". Do you have a link to an STL for it? The black color made it hard to see the details but I would like to implement it in my spray booth. Thanks again for all your hard work!!!

[@danieljcarvalho]

Great project, where can I get the blueprints?

[@PropsNstuff]

Thank you for watching mate👍the link is in the description. And watch out for our new video next week of «diy airbrush filters». Cheers and have a good one😁

[@AbnormALitee]

Where do you get boxes with wings that cover the whole top and bottom the only boxes I can find the flaps only cover halfway

[@nekoboygames7786]

How does the ventilation work? Do I need to connect it to a window?

[@PropsNstuff]

Well mine is connected to outside ventilation so if you can do that or guide it out through your window I would absolutely recommend it. Have a good one👍

[@yxeaviationphotog]

Sorry....I may have missed it, but are the measurements in centimeters, inches, etc.? Also, where did you hook the ventilation fan too and run the hoses to the outside? Thank you.

[@snoopu2601]

If you go to your local scrap yard you might find a over the stove fan and make one of those into a home made spray booth. I have came across a few of them I put one on my metal grinding table to catch the metal dust it seems to work well I have to change the filter often. For painting I'm shire it would work well it sucks the food smoke from the stove top why not paint. Plus they're at the scrap yard tossing it out for a few buck's or they might even give it to you? Stove top fan will work well for a home made booth. I'm shire a card board box with a fan behind it will work too.

[@mjsimunovich013]

Hey I have build for you and you’re going to need add electronics. Please let me know.

[@PropsNstuff]

Hello again Mr. Matt😁 Oki, consider me curious🧐 What's the project?

[@MistandSmoke]

How do you get that suction? After adding the airducts the suctions is about zero. It totally fails the hold-paper-test. What fan do you use. I bought Biltema 37 W. It have a 187 m³/h capacity. Feels like I need at least twice that.

[@Zerod333]

Lovely! this settles it, im just gonna make my own booth with the jula fan :D And as a fellow Norwegian id love love LOVE it if you did a list of your fav sources for things like foam, paint, glue ,resin , etc :D

[@webfinitydesign]

Where can I locate some pre-made filter holders?

[@PropsNstuff]

Check out EBay or Amazon👍Good luck

[@iamvynz]

Awesome work! What size of magnets did you use in your project? TIA 😊

[@Busters2005]

Omg this is awesome! I'm hoping to get an airbrush for christmas to help with my hobby, but I want to do it in my room and not in my basement or garage. So this is probably the best thing I can do. Awesome video! and thanks for the guide

[@PropsNstuff]

That sounds great😉 And yes, it’s a massive help for when you have a “Hobby room" inside the house. Good luck buddy, and thank you for the kind words😁 Have a good one, cheers

[@grahamr56]

I've built a similar cardboard box spray booth and they really do work well. Also doubles as a useful space to store and use your airbrush cleaning gear. *** Cautionary note - be sure to only use a brushless or "spark-less" fan. Many fans (and I think this includes computer fans) have brush motors. You absolutely do not want a spark to ignite an extracted stream of volatile paint vapours. Test (outside the building!) by spraying a cupful of lacquer thinners at the filter. If you don't explode you're good to go :)

[@fenri3261]

Hey do you think you could recommend a fan system that fits those categories you mentioned cause I’m having trouble finding one at a good price, especially that it seems all of them are in the $70-100 range and for those prices I can just buy a pre made booth

[@grahamr56]

@@fenri3261 If I recall correctly I bought an AC current bathroom exhaust fan that was brushless. I'm in South Africa so I can't really say what's available in your country, but I think it was in the $25 price range.

[@seantu1496]

@@fenri3261 Just use a marine bilge blower, they are made for evacuating potentially explosive gasses from the engine compartment of boats and cost $20-$60.

[@Ale_giro]

Fans from 90s-00s were "brushed". It's decades that even the cheapest pc fan is brushless. And of course using water-based colours (like most AK, Games, and some vallejo) doesn't need any flammable thinner, just adding water to dilute them. 100% safe.

[@629Justme]

Looking for something just like this. NYC co-op, u understand. Like the design elements and cardboard is cheap. I will likely see what parts can be made to easily disassemble for storage.. Likely magnets.clamps and luggage locks. BTW, yourself and a few other diy'ers are using "contact cement" wrong. When using it, you coat both sides of the parts to be glued, and let dry. Yes! Let dry. You then carefully align the parts carefully close together, near the exact final position and let the parts "contact" each other. Minor pressure is recommended but not needed. Its what was used before cyanoacrylates became popular. Once the prepared parts were dry, all that was needed was a quick touch for the final bond. Instant fix. Check the label for more instructions 🙂 The for your design.

[@TheChickn]

Hi, I would like to recreate your cabin. Can I use a simple duct fan 100mm 130m3/h for this? this one is a lot cheaper. I also ask myself the question: do I have to make it adjustable if the trigger is too strong? The last question: I want to spray in the room, is the suction sufficient to prevent paint mist in the apartment and do you still use a protective mask? Thank you very much Thorsten

[@KnightEmpire]

Hello from Belgium, I like your video, I would ask two question please, Where's position for air extractor? Where do you used superglue and contact cement please? Thanks a lot for your great work.

[@casspirmk6338]

All right, great thing to keep hands busy and do everything by yourself. But money wise, all components you buy , couldn’t it be cheaper to buy spray box made by some company? It’s 100 $.

[@TheSufiswati]

Great video! Very informative. What brand/type of Cardboard Box did you use? Nowadays bottom flaps only cover half the box.