Trying to make a booth. Really nice work you guys done. Love it. I was wondering about the fans also. But someone in the comments asked. Broan 700 cfm in line. Thanks. I appreciate the info. You are awesome thumbs up!!!!!
I have watched many video's and by far you have the most professional looking spray booth. Can you tell me where to get the fans and the galvanized corners inside and for the outside frame. Thanks
Thanks Michael! I’m located in Canada so I got my fans and sheet metal from my local hvac supplier. The sheet metal is used for fabricating ducting. The fans are BROAN 700 cfm in-line fans from the hvac supplier as well. It works amazing.
Amazing Job Building. At first I watched the video where is was done. And was thinking where did he buy this one from, Its well build. Looks better that the ones sold at stores.
Thinking about buying the exhaust fans you put in your powder coat oven just wondering if they’re adequate for everything you coat and if you’ve had any issues ?
Nice build, might be borrowing some of the ideas for my own both. Links to some of the products would be nice, especially the fan controller switch on the outside, definitely having that idea.
Just found your video. Love the way the booth turned out. I'm debating on doing something similar with my own setup. I have a slightly smaller booth already for Cerakote and I'm having a problem with overspray. As I do this in my garage, I need to find a better solution. I'm debating between doing an all enclosed booth or something like yours. How do you think this booth you built will work with something like Cerakote? Right now my fans are just 2 20" box fans with some filters for exhaust. Let me know what you think.
Hey Mathew! Thanks for checking out my video. So this booth works amazing for powder coating. The fans are 700cfm fans each with variable speed controls so it helps with any powder or overspray leaving the booth. I’m not entirely sure on the cerekote process but I know it involves spraying which I use this booth for automotive paint. My one downfall is the booth needs to be bigger. If it was wider by 3ft and deeper by 2ft I could actually get in there and move around. Right now I have to spray parts outside and have the fans catch the overspray or I need to use my rolling rack. All and all it works great for my hobby shop but if you have room I’d make it bigger! I don’t think a fully enclosed one is necessary
Looking at getting back into powder coating in my new house. Do you run into powder getting on the lights and walls or do the high cfm fans keep the overspray under control? This coming from a guy that used an old armoire and a box fan as a paint booth. Didn’t work great and my light source just baked powder that got on it lol
Really nice setup, thanks for sharing - I will definitely be borrowing some ideas from this. How are those filters doing as far as staying clean? Do you vac them and reuse them or just replace as needed? Also, what gauge steel sheet metal did you use to line the inside? Thanks.
Hey Brett! The filters hold up great. You can remove the filters and blow them out or vacuum them but I honestly just replace them. They are $4 each from my plumbing supplier and I’ve only had to replace them 1 time since I built the booth. The sheet metal is your standard hvac ducting thickness which is 28 gauge. I just buy them in sheets by Ecco or whoever sells sheet metal. Another option could be door skin. It’s thin sheets of wood (like balsa wood) Home Depot or lower will carry it. it won’t be as glossy with paint on it but will be a lot cheaper and easier to work with. Hope this helps and thanks for watching!
Love the build I actually have the same l700l V fans, just to bring it to your attention, the motors are not explosion proof, venting paint fumes could cause an explosion as the motors act as an ignition source for obvious reasons, powder should be ok since it doesn't make it passed the filter. Just passing some helpful information
I would definitely do it again over buying one. It’s the exact size I was looking for. Build cost was probably a few thousand dollars but I’m sure you could knock that down by switching out some of the materials and simplifying it a bit more
Looks great! Is there a reason to use metal on the inside? Bare metal kinda makes sense because you can clean paint off easy. But painted metal doesn’t make sense to me. But I’m sure I’m missing something.
What is the maximum depth we need and what type of Bloor fan used and what is the capacity of fan did only air go through duct is it completely powder saver or not ? R the filters control wastage of powder
The in-line duct fan is a BROAN 700 cfm fan and the filters are 16x20x1. It catches 90% of the powder and I change the filters every few weeks. They are only about $5 each.
Thanks! I made a video called my powder coat set up where I go through it all. I wish it was a bit bigger but not by much. Other then that it is perfect!
Do you happen to have a link to where you got your fans? That booth turned out awesome. I'm currently building one like this for my cerakote and really like those fans. Great walk through the steps video
@@martinjamesdesigns3748 awesome thank you! You should heck out Branson Cerakote on RUclips, I went to them and did their training program. They are amazing and the training is over the top!
Real nice, professional and clean, I'm going to take your idea and make my Paint Booth. Thanks for sharing...✌✌✌
That spray booth turned out really good
Thanks Kerry! It works great too. I’m really happy with it! Thanks for watching 👍🏼
@@martinjamesdesigns3748 you ain't sucked the shirt off your back with them exhaust fans lol
Amazing work!
Thanks Shane!
Really nice PC booth kodi.well planned out.
Thanks! It was a fun project!
Wow kodi. That turned out amazing 👏
Thanks Nick! I can’t wait to start powder coating!
That turned out awesome!
Thanks Grant! It works amazing too!
Fantastic.
Nice to see a Blue Jays Fan !!!
I am a HUGE bluejays fan!!!
BTW, that spray booth turned out excellent
@@rjtyler4333 thanks man!
Trying to make a booth. Really nice work you guys done. Love it. I was wondering about the fans also. But someone in the comments asked. Broan 700 cfm in line. Thanks. I appreciate the info. You are awesome thumbs up!!!!!
Looks incredible! Well done bro!
Thanks 😊
I have watched many video's and by far you have the most professional looking spray booth. Can you tell me where to get the fans and the galvanized corners inside and for the outside frame. Thanks
Thanks Michael! I’m located in Canada so I got my fans and sheet metal from my local hvac supplier. The sheet metal is used for fabricating ducting. The fans are BROAN 700 cfm in-line fans from the hvac supplier as well. It works amazing.
Over from make it kustom, cheers from kelowna. New sub for sure
Hey Adam that’s awesome! Thanks for the support dude! 🤙🏼
Amazing Job Building. At first I watched the video where is was done. And was thinking where did he buy this one from, Its well build. Looks better that the ones sold at stores.
Thanks I appreciate that! I wanted it to be used for powder coat and paint and needed it a specific size plus I could save money doing it myself!
Thinking about buying the exhaust fans you put in your powder coat oven just wondering if they’re adequate for everything you coat and if you’ve had any issues ?
The fans in the booth? Yes they have been great. For powder coating it is more then enough. It’s perfect for paint jobs too. (Small ones)
Nice build, might be borrowing some of the ideas for my own both. Links to some of the products would be nice, especially the fan controller switch on the outside, definitely having that idea.
Hey! Thanks for the comment! I will get those links in the description today For you.
@@martinjamesdesigns3748 You ever get that list uploaded?
@@daved.4041 Hello Dave! My apologies. I just updated the description to include the fans, fan controllers, lights and filter rack. Hope this helps!
Just found your video. Love the way the booth turned out. I'm debating on doing something similar with my own setup. I have a slightly smaller booth already for Cerakote and I'm having a problem with overspray. As I do this in my garage, I need to find a better solution. I'm debating between doing an all enclosed booth or something like yours. How do you think this booth you built will work with something like Cerakote?
Right now my fans are just 2 20" box fans with some filters for exhaust. Let me know what you think.
Hey Mathew! Thanks for checking out my video. So this booth works amazing for powder coating. The fans are 700cfm fans each with variable speed controls so it helps with any powder or overspray leaving the booth. I’m not entirely sure on the cerekote process but I know it involves spraying which I use this booth for automotive paint. My one downfall is the booth needs to be bigger. If it was wider by 3ft and deeper by 2ft I could actually get in there and move around. Right now I have to spray parts outside and have the fans catch the overspray or I need to use my rolling rack. All and all it works great for my hobby shop but if you have room I’d make it bigger! I don’t think a fully enclosed one is necessary
Sweet set up. Can you tell me the electrical power specs used on this booth. Looking to do the same. Thanks
Hey man! I just used a 15 or 20 amp circuit to run the 2 fans with a variable speed controller and some led lights on a switch. Doesnt take much power
Looking at getting back into powder coating in my new house. Do you run into powder getting on the lights and walls or do the high cfm fans keep the overspray under control?
This coming from a guy that used an old armoire and a box fan as a paint booth. Didn’t work great and my light source just baked powder that got on it lol
Really nice setup, thanks for sharing - I will definitely be borrowing some ideas from this. How are those filters doing as far as staying clean? Do you vac them and reuse them or just replace as needed? Also, what gauge steel sheet metal did you use to line the inside? Thanks.
Hey Brett! The filters hold up great. You can remove the filters and blow them out or vacuum them but I honestly just replace them. They are $4 each from my plumbing supplier and I’ve only had to replace them 1 time since I built the booth. The sheet metal is your standard hvac ducting thickness which is 28 gauge. I just buy them in sheets by Ecco or whoever sells sheet metal. Another option could be door skin. It’s thin sheets of wood (like balsa wood) Home Depot or lower will carry it. it won’t be as glossy with paint on it but will be a lot cheaper and easier to work with. Hope this helps and thanks for watching!
Love the build I actually have the same l700l V fans, just to bring it to your attention, the motors are not explosion proof, venting paint fumes could cause an explosion as the motors act as an ignition source for obvious reasons, powder should be ok since it doesn't make it passed the filter. Just passing some helpful information
Oh I never knew that! Thanks for the information. I’m going to look further into it. Thanks for watching!
I can't find these specific fans, I found something kinda like it but they are like $400 a piece.
@@Dougie085 I have 1 brand new that I was going to use but went a different route I'd sell it if your interested assuming your here in the states
@@Ricardo_Wade how much lol
@@Dougie085 I think I paid about 350 plus shipping, I'll sell for 200+shipping
What thickness metal did you use? Came out great
Thanks! It’s 28 gauge standard sheet metal.
Thanks man
What do you think your total build cost was and would you do it again vs just buying a already made one?
I would definitely do it again over buying one. It’s the exact size I was looking for. Build cost was probably a few thousand dollars but I’m sure you could knock that down by switching out some of the materials and simplifying it a bit more
Awesome, what exhaust fans did you use?
Thanks! I used BROAN 700 cfm in-line fans from my local hvac supplier
Looks great!
Is there a reason to use metal on the inside? Bare metal kinda makes sense because you can clean paint off easy. But painted metal doesn’t make sense to me. But I’m sure I’m missing something.
Thanks! The white paint it to help reflect the light so you can see the parts better.
Great vid! What blower fan did you use?
Thanks! It’s a BROAN 700 cfm in-line fan
@@martinjamesdesigns3748 Thx
What is the maximum depth we need and what type of Bloor fan used and what is the capacity of fan did only air go through duct is it completely powder saver or not ? R the filters control wastage of powder
The in-line duct fan is a BROAN 700 cfm fan and the filters are 16x20x1. It catches 90% of the powder and I change the filters every few weeks. They are only about $5 each.
What fans did you use for the spray booth?
I used 2 BROAN 700 cfm in-line fans. I then used 2 variable sped controls so I can adjust the velocity between powder coat and paint projects
Thanks for the Sub!
Просто супер! Привіт з україни. Спробую змайструвати щось подібне!)
I wish I could read this comment?! Thanks for watching 😊
Have to say I usually hate soundtrack music but this kinda got my head noddin.. awesome job man.. Any updates or things you wish you'd done?
Thanks! I made a video called my powder coat set up where I go through it all. I wish it was a bit bigger but not by much. Other then that it is perfect!
Well done, where did you find those fans at?
Thanks Scott! I ordered them from my local HVAC supplier. They are BROAN in-line 700 cfm duct fans
Very nice did you send me the capacity or name of filter and how much these are controlled the powder from wasting reply me about filter name
Hey man, how is your Eastwood oven holding up? I've heard mixed reviews
It’s absolutely amazing. No issues at all and I’ve had it for over a year and have used it a ton. It’s pricey for sure but it’s safe and reliable IMO
Hi what is the brand of fans did you use thanks
Hey Mario. They are Broan in-line duct fans
@@martinjamesdesigns3748 thanks
Good job... Are these fans SPARK proof??
Hey Andre sorry for the late response! I actually don’t think they are spark proof. I was unaware of that until another viewer brought it up!
Do you happen to have a link to where you got your fans? That booth turned out awesome. I'm currently building one like this for my cerakote and really like those fans. Great walk through the steps video
That’s awesome! I was curious about cerakote. The fans are BROAN 700cfm in-line fans I bought them at our local hvac supplier
@@martinjamesdesigns3748 awesome thank you! You should heck out Branson Cerakote on RUclips, I went to them and did their training program. They are amazing and the training is over the top!
@@andypants97 I will thanks!
what the filter name and model ?
What and where did you get the fan set ups ,what kind are they how much
The fans are BROAN in-line fans. Any plumbing/hvac supplier can get them. I’m not exactly sure how much they were. Probably around $100-$150 each
You could definetly get away with just using 1 if your booth is this size or smaller. It pulls more then enough air
Where did you get those fans ?
They are made by BROAN. It’s an in-line fan. I bought them from my local hvac supplier
I realize this is a year later, but…
Why the sheet metal?
Because I own an HVAC company lol
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Thatt hat looks stupid
@@uwuweewee 😂