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I think you could do that, but drawing the air out of the box (I think) uses the filter surfaces more equally, where as I think blowing in would focus a lot of the airflow into the one filter that the fan would be pointed at. Not certain about that, but the way I did it made the most sense to me at the time.
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous That makes a lot of sense. I'm also looking to ventilate a painting room, and want to push air in so I don't need to worry about sparking in the fan mixing with fumes and boom!
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I really need to make one of those. Good to see you on Coffee Sessions this morning J.R.
Yeah I converted a drawer cabinet to make mine, it’s that fine dust that’ll get ya! Enjoyed the chat this morning, have a great day!
Nice build. Does the air exhaust stirr the dust that may have settled on surfaces?
Hi there, only if it’s close to the fan, it’s pretty low/close to the floor. Thanks for watching and please consider subscribing if you like!
I just found your RUclips channel and subscribed. I have really enjoyed your videos. Keep up the good work.
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Nice Job JR, just grabbed a Laguna Cflux3 and I still feel the need for something like this. Simple but it looks effective.
If I hadn’t found the g700, I was going with the cflux3. Good choice!
Nicely done! And I love the shirt lol!
Why not have it blow into the box? That way the breeze coming out is more diffuse and does not stir up sitting dust as much.
I think you could do that, but drawing the air out of the box (I think) uses the filter surfaces more equally, where as I think blowing in would focus a lot of the airflow into the one filter that the fan would be pointed at. Not certain about that, but the way I did it made the most sense to me at the time.
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous That makes a lot of sense. I'm also looking to ventilate a painting room, and want to push air in so I don't need to worry about sparking in the fan mixing with fumes and boom!
@@grandpachriss phew…good luck!