discussion My New Man-Cave - under development....

[BarryW]

Thanks Dave

 

[Snowman]

Barry, I'm green with envy.......but, I really dig your new office!! :x


Looks like I've gotta negotiate with my boss....

 

[John]

Hobbyzone have brought out a new module for Tamiya/Mr Hobby paints, I've just ordered some and will have them in next week. 

 

[Guest]

fantastic looking space and very nice storage space ... just looks to clean lol

 

[bazers]

Nice cave Barry , I have a whole garage as my cave just have to share with two frezers and a tumble dryer but still have loads of room i find a couple of oil fired heaters ok in the winter where we are in the midlands, look foreword to seeing yours finished.

 

[Vaughan]

Barry how have you vented the spray booth? Are you just relying on its' own filters or do you have the venting hose running through the wall?

 

[BarryW]

Hi Vaughan


I have these linked together.


https://www.everythingairbrush.com/respirators-spray-booths/spray-booths/aircom-extraction-unit-basic-module-38w.html


https://www.everythingairbrush.com/respirators-spray-booths/spray-booths/aircom-extraction-unit-add-on-expansion-module-38w.html


They are designed so as not to need venting, they have two layers of filter including a carbon one to scrub the particulates out of the air.   Not the best arrangement if you are using enamels or something a bit noxious, but good for basic acrylics like Vallejo and AKI.   My use of the more noxious products through the airbrush is limited to AKI Metallisers very occaisionally and I make sure I mask up for them.  Consequently this arrangement is a good compromise for me.  I must say though that I generally only put the right hand module on because of the noise level and vibration from having two running.  For some reason my left hand module really vibrates a lot and whatever I have tried has not worked to cut it down.