I wanted to thank you for sharing your plans for the air filtration box fan project; I guess there are still good people in the world. iI have made three including 1 for my extraction fan; GOD BLESS,&thank,s again PATRICK.P
Big fan of your multi stage filter support. I'm definitely going to be using your plans tomorrow I've watched both videos an really appreciate what you both do.
Thanks for sharing. I was planning on pay $170 a Wood Craft shop filter. Your process seems very interesting because their filters are more expensive than the ones for a shop made filter.
I watched this on your buddies channel first. Good job guys, I think I will add one to my shop this year. Thanks again for sharing the plans. Have a blessed week. Dale Oh, Ps we subbed your channel as well.
@@SawDustMakerRJMYes sir, I can do that, I followed you on Instagram this morning as well, so I can tag you on there when I get it done, I am probably a week or so out, Heading down to the off grid cabin this weekend for some camping and wood gathering. Thanks again my friend and have a blessed weekend. Dale
What''s the Merv rating on those filters? The look like Merv 1. To catch the truly harmful dust particles (o.5 microns and smaller, you need Merv 12 or better.
Enjoyed your video. My shop has probably 12k cf, I figure I would need a 1200 cfm fan. Finding a box fan that moves that much is probably gonna be hard. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks for your videos I do enjoy them.
Nice job. I see you have the honeywell FPR 10 in the one exhaust slot. Would you kindly let me know what filters you have in the 3 intake slots? I looked in the plans and didn’t see them spec’d. Thanks for the free plans by the way!
Obviously safety is not an issue in your shop. He was pointing that Brad nailer right back at his chest and shooting it into the wood. One time for something to go wrong and there’s a hollow spot and everything. And that shoots right into his heart.
When I made that Shop Build Air Filter I lived up in north Georgia. I now live near Savannah trying to build a house while living in a camper trailer. All of my woodworking tools and the air filter is in storage. All I can remember are 3 inexpensive filters on the inlet and a high quality on the outlet. Hope this helps.
Building this to keep room clean while I pour bar top epoxy on a table I just completed. I almost purchased a filter system but this is a much better price! Thank You!
not only did you help with my exhaust fan issues- but I truly like your shelf brackets,thank,s PJP
I wanted to thank you for sharing your plans for the air filtration box fan project; I guess there are still good people in the world. iI have made three including 1 for my extraction fan; GOD BLESS,&thank,s again PATRICK.P
You are very welcome.
Hope to build this as soon as I get the plans. Great I idea.
Thanks Brandon, I will get those plans to shortly.
That's a nice addition to your shop Richard. You and Rob did a good job.
Thanks Dave
Big fan of your multi stage filter support. I'm definitely going to be using your plans tomorrow I've watched both videos an really appreciate what you both do.
Thank you for the kind words. I truly believe it will help you in your shop as it has in mine.
Thanks for sharing. I was planning on pay $170 a Wood Craft shop filter. Your process seems very interesting because their filters are more expensive than the ones for a shop made filter.
Your welcome. If you build one please share it with me.
I watched this on your buddies channel first. Good job guys, I think I will add one to my shop this year. Thanks again for sharing the plans. Have a blessed week.
Dale
Oh, Ps we subbed your channel as well.
Thank you for the kind words. If you have the time please send us a picture of it when you done.
@@SawDustMakerRJMYes sir, I can do that, I followed you on Instagram this morning as well, so I can tag you on there when I get it done, I am probably a week or so out, Heading down to the off grid cabin this weekend for some camping and wood gathering. Thanks again my friend and have a blessed weekend.
Dale
Great video. Where can I find the plans/cut list.
Come up a treat mate 👍👍👍
Thank you.
What''s the Merv rating on those filters? The look like Merv 1. To catch the truly harmful dust particles (o.5 microns and smaller, you need Merv 12 or better.
Enjoyed your video. My shop has probably 12k cf, I figure I would need a 1200 cfm fan. Finding a box fan that moves that much is probably gonna be hard. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks for your videos I do enjoy them.
Sorry, I have been away from my computer. I wish I could help but I do not have any info for you.
nice relaxing music, other woodwork channels, take note...
Nice job.
Thanks
Nice design and build. Do three filters in front really do any better than two? And why place an air filter behind the fan?
It might be a bit of over kill but after using it for awhile I noticed a little bit of dust on the filter on the exhaust side.
Nice job. I see you have the honeywell FPR 10 in the one exhaust slot. Would you kindly let me know what filters you have in the 3 intake slots? I looked in the plans and didn’t see them spec’d. Thanks for the free plans by the way!
Currently my air filter is in storage but what I can tell you is they are low grade filters (kind of like plastic wire mesh). Thanks for watching.
Super!
Thanks for your help Rob!
Thanks for sharing Regards BobLee
Your welcome Bob, thanks for watching.
I loved the video I sent request to get the plan, I hope your doing fine in this world we live in
I have sent the plans to you. Hope you see them soon. Thanks for watching.
Obviously safety is not an issue in your shop. He was pointing that Brad nailer right back at his chest and shooting it into the wood. One time for something to go wrong and there’s a hollow spot and everything. And that shoots right into his heart.
Thanks for your input.
What type of air filter - I saw one 3m but were they all 3M?
When I made that Shop Build Air Filter I lived up in north Georgia. I now live near Savannah trying to build a house while living in a camper trailer. All of my woodworking tools and the air filter is in storage. All I can remember are 3 inexpensive filters on the inlet and a high quality on the outlet. Hope this helps.
Building this to keep room clean while I pour bar top epoxy on a table I just completed. I almost purchased a filter system but this is a much better price! Thank You!
You are welcome.