Thank you, I was after simple, yet sturdy. I don’t process stuff everyday, but it’s good to have something solid that I know will work when I need it. 😀
@@ProjectDIYOz You're welcome, yeah the design is great and put together with perspective of why you're making it this way. I have a question about the fume exhaust. The backpanel and exhaust are exposed to the wooden panels, wouldn't it be better to use the tubing like exhaust behind the panel?
@@ProjectDIYOz I am gonna make a fume hood in my workroom, I have ventilation options to attach the fan to, so it will work out. I am going to refine gold.
@@Killngo I thought on that a fair bit, at the end of the day the paint I used was an enamel so hopefully that does the trick for the main part. The baffle is bolted in so I am able to remove that and replace it as a consumable.
@@ProjectDIYOz ahhhh greatttt! Yeah oké that will probably do the trick! Thanks mate. I am from Amsterdam, so I'm limited in space, that's why I'll do it in my work room, and safety is for me a must. Takes away the stress of causing a real fire hazard in your house.
Hello, great job, did you have a approximate cost for the build? Also did you have any problems after using with the corrosive vapors eating up your vent motor? thanks
So, after a year, what works and what doesn't? How did the lights hold up to the corrosive fumes? It's a solid design for sure. The only thing that bugged me was the "feet" you made for the catchpan. You measured everything so precise except the placement of those feet. It's a tiny thing, but it stood out to me. Spectacular watching the process though!
Is your exhaust fan still working? If yes, what make and model is it? I bought a random cheap exhaust fan and it only lasted 4 months with the corrosive fumes. :(
I like the video and effort you put into the fume hood, I like the design. Only thing I want to add, It would be nice to either put in less (loud) background music and interact a bit with your audience, explaining why and what you do. Or either a mix of small background music combined with the actual background noises of you making it. Take care dude💯🤙
@@ProjectDIYOz It is not that you have to stand, talk and explain, but just a small explanation here and there and background noise, throughout the video makes the video more interesting 😁
@@ProjectDIYOz you're welcome man! And don't worry do it when you feel like it the quality of your video's is already good you can even make it easier by just voice-recording and speak about what you are doing and seeing in the video.
Hehe the doggy always watching ☺️
Awesome vid thanks for sharing.
Hey Kris, do you sell the plans for this build?
Also I want to say your design is very good, safe and practical.
Thank you, I was after simple, yet sturdy. I don’t process stuff everyday, but it’s good to have something solid that I know will work when I need it. 😀
@@ProjectDIYOz You're welcome, yeah the design is great and put together with perspective of why you're making it this way.
I have a question about the fume exhaust. The backpanel and exhaust are exposed to the wooden panels, wouldn't it be better to use the tubing like exhaust behind the panel?
@@ProjectDIYOz I am gonna make a fume hood in my workroom, I have ventilation options to attach the fan to, so it will work out. I am going to refine gold.
@@Killngo I thought on that a fair bit, at the end of the day the paint I used was an enamel so hopefully that does the trick for the main part. The baffle is bolted in so I am able to remove that and replace it as a consumable.
@@ProjectDIYOz ahhhh greatttt! Yeah oké that will probably do the trick! Thanks mate.
I am from Amsterdam, so I'm limited in space, that's why I'll do it in my work room, and safety is for me a must. Takes away the stress of causing a real fire hazard in your house.
Hello, great job, did you have a approximate cost for the build? Also did you have any problems after using with the corrosive vapors eating up your vent motor? thanks
You definitely earned the sub for the efforts and details in this vid.
So, after a year, what works and what doesn't? How did the lights hold up to the corrosive fumes?
It's a solid design for sure. The only thing that bugged me was the "feet" you made for the catchpan. You measured everything so precise except the placement of those feet. It's a tiny thing, but it stood out to me. Spectacular watching the process though!
Is your exhaust fan still working? If yes, what make and model is it? I bought a random cheap exhaust fan and it only lasted 4 months with the corrosive fumes. :(
I like the video and effort you put into the fume hood, I like the design. Only thing I want to add, It would be nice to either put in less (loud) background music and interact a bit with your audience, explaining why and what you do. Or either a mix of small background music combined with the actual background noises of you making it.
Take care dude💯🤙
Thanks mate, and yes, very much looking into it. I’ve done it a couple of times, just have to front up and do it on all my videos. 😀
@@ProjectDIYOz It is not that you have to stand, talk and explain, but just a small explanation here and there and background noise, throughout the video makes the video more interesting 😁
@@Killngo I hear that, it’s not a hard thing to do but you are right. It will make for a more interesting video. 😀
@@ProjectDIYOz you're welcome man! And don't worry do it when you feel like it the quality of your video's is already good you can even make it easier by just voice-recording and speak about what you are doing and seeing in the video.