as i mentioned before i need a filter system for my airbrush. of else my room wil become a mess with little paint dots all over it. i went looking on the internet for a home made version and found this dutch person with an awesome filter-system.
just take a look at it and see for yourself. i already bought 90% of the parts and i will list them on my blog in the next couple of days
http://rocodil.blogspot.com/2007/12/spuitcabine-zelf-maken.html
my brother made a 3d sketch of the filter-system that i am going to build.
so what do you think ?
some spec's as requested:
the fan is a 16 watt 230 volt fan, 50 hertz with a diameter of 125 mm. it wil suck a massive 185 M3 in an hour (hahaha i know there are much bigger fan's but think about it 185 m3 is pretty much)
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Het ziet er goed uit. Is triplex hout niet een goedkopere alternatief voor perspex?
BeantwoordenVerwijderenyes i think youre right.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenmy brother printed out the schematics, so i can cut out the pieces and mount them.
also my mother got a filter to put in te cabine.
ill make some foto's in the next couple of days
@Chobin: Maar triplex laat geen licht door ;)
BeantwoordenVerwijderen@Marc: What are the specs of the fan? How much m3 per hour can this sucker suck? Make sure you have a powerfull fan or else the whole idea is kind of useless (I can tell, I screwed up ;))
i posted the spec's undernetah the 3d image's.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenmore spec's when it is finished
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BeantwoordenVerwijderen@Pim: Aha, I see. Ik nam nl. aan dat hij al voldoende licht heeft in zijn (hobby)kamer...
BeantwoordenVerwijderen@Marc: Are you going to use a replaceable filter in front of the fan?
yes it will be a replaceable filter.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenim not really sure how i am going to mount it in front of the fan, but it should nt be much of a problem.