Making a Quiet Efficient and Multifunctional Spray Booth for Hobby.

[@patrickbrun5830]

Dear Bayin, thanks this is a really good video. You have a great way of thinking outside the box - that's inspiring, your Wu magic is strong! I urgently need an extraction system myself. So far I have refrained from doing it - the commercially available systems are too small for dioramas and larger models or bulky and often too loud. You've shown some interesting solutions here - I really appreciate that... I may have found quiet and powerful alternatives for the fans: there are now many "grow shops" in Switzerland. They are actually intended for smokers who want to discreetly and quietly grow their own smoking products indoors - undoubtedly a totally different hobby. Next week I gather courage and visit such a shop.

[@BayinWu]

Good luck!

[@BayinWu]

Now I wish I could have made it bigger☹

[@jonL88]

Always room for more 😂

[@Waxed_Ape]

LOL, forever chasing the next hi. Edit: fantastic work, by the way. I love the doors.

[@HobbyLinkInternational]

Very nice spray booth. You ha e given me great ideas for when I build mine.

[@ericdaglish490]

Completely inspired to build my own Bayin so thanks for sharing. Would you be able to post a list of the materials and products you used below. Thanks and regards Eric 👍

[@ralphrenzetti22]

With an in-line motor did you consider spark from the motor igniting the paint fumes from solvent based paints? If you only shoot acrylics than all is good!

[@BayinWu]

Yes indeed I thought about it. 1st as you mentioned I mainly use acrylics, 2 Considering the readily made booth I used for years never had such issue and they use cheap delta fans. 3 only getaway for 100% safety is centrifugal fans and they are too LOUD for home use. Lastly I use double filter to cache as much particles and fume as possible. But none the less, you can’t be too cautious about safety)

[@reefhog]

I use mainly Tamiya alcohol based acrylics and never had any issues. I’ve never heard of a fan igniting paint fumes, especially with an airbrush booth. I’ve also been spraying cars in sheds for 35 years and never heard of it happening anywhere.

[@thedorklylionchannel415]

@@reefhog It’s rare but it can happen. But airbrushes at small needle sizes tend to only put out a little bit of paint anyway

[@estikroa122]

Great video awesome work, am looking for info to build mine, thanks for sharing. Cheers

[@Kettenstrolch]

Nice Workbench!

[@HomeWithDrew]

Thanks for the video. Reaĺly imformative thanks. Do you have a link for the fan?

[@solozaur]

Love the different experimentation

[@ModelOfficer]

O wow just what I have been looking for, now to get me some fans

[@ronaldbyrne3320]

Are you taking orders? 🤣 Lovely piece you built there. 👍🏻

[@kblam8013]

Beautiful and efficient booth! But need to be a carpenter in advance! 😀

[@raular5513]

Do you have a link to the fan you used?

[@BayouChilehead]

That is a very nice design! I plan to make a booth like that, what filters did you use in the booth?

[@reefhog]

I use an extractor fan, that’s usually mounted in a bathroom ceiling. 30cm . It’s virtually silent.

[@colfar5699]

Great video, many thanks.

[@Dreg0]

and if you decide to build a pt boat in 1:35 scale or aircarrier in 1:200, then what? ))))

[@BayinWu]

Then I still have a backyard😂

[@quantumplastic]

The BOSS 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@Megahertznetworks]

You have too much of an opening in the rear to create the inflow you are looking to achieve. Look into a balance enclosure filtered ductless fume hood. Something like this should get you moving in the right direction.

[@pwnage402]

you didn't even test the airflow after adding ducting lmfao