What an incredible build!!!! I like how you always have links to your tools. Also you are using tools that are affordable to the average person looking to get into making! Your cabinet build it was great to see an affordable jointer being used. Thanks for your channel.
Simple and highly useful!! Thank you! I JUST threw away my "temporary" spray booth I've been using for over 2 years and have been thinking about what to use to replace it... Perfect timing with the vid!
TYSM for this vid. I just replicated your design but I didn’t have a jig or confidence to do toe nail (whatever you call that lol). I did manage to find a bunch of ikea wall brackets and used those! I can’t wait to start painting my kitchen. I did my bathroom with brush/roller and it was such a pain.
Thank-you John. You have made it possible for me to learn how to earn a living and enjoy what I do. You continue to produce excellent videos and content. You are changing peoples lives.
Great idea! I use a lazy susan setup as well but like how you used a cross method that they extend beyond what your finishing in order to rotate better. The most educational about the video is now I know how to proper collapse my HomeRite pop-up faster. 😁 So, thanks for the great video.
t's a cool idea for a small shop and thanks for the demo. The only issue I see, which is a potential problem with any spray booth, is that the negative air flow will pull in dust directly over the work piece thereby contaminating it. Therefore you might want to think about setting up a separate spray area away from where you are doing wood working!
Quick and easy. I like it. I do have some issues with those little paint triangles though. Seems like whenever I use them they leave little dings in my wood.
3:01 Put your filters on the other side of the fan. This will allow the filter to catch everything, and more importantly, keep the paint, varnish, or whatever you're spraying out of the fan..........preserving the life of the fan.
Have you thought about putting the filters on the inside of the tent (leaving the fans on the outside)? You could hot glue some magnets to hold them in place. That way you wouldn't have the paint overspray clogging the fabric of the tent screening over time.
If you went with the bigger spray booth how would you set up your fans? I see that the bigger booth does not come with opening that the middle size does
I am redoing my kitchen with unfinished RTA cabinets and am going to try spraying for the first time in my life, hoping to get a good finish. Your video helped A LOT and earned a subscription from me. I have bought a Graco X5 and am trying to decide what tip to use. I also bought the Rac-X guard and now need a FFLP tip to use with BM Advance. I was going to get a 312 but saw that you mentioned using a 213 in a reply to a comment. I think maybe it was a 212 or 312 as I believe Graco does not make a 213FFLP (all the FFLPs end in an even number). Could you please double check that, and I also would like to know what paint you used and if it has worked well with your tip in general. Thanks very much.
Is the tent you're using a Small or Medium? You said you wanted a large; however, unable to find on Amazon. I'm about to build cabinets in my woodshed and it's time I invested in a spray tent and build your awesome jig. There has to be a way to create sliding raised points instead of using the pyramid risers. Although a great cheap idea, there has to be a method to keep them attached so when you put the jig away they're stored with it. Nice job on the video - short and to the point with not a lot of extra dialogue and minutes added.
I keep the pyramids attached, rarely have to move them, but easy enough if I do. They have S, M, and L shelters. I have the medium. They’re all linked in the description 👍🏽
I have the big version and the smallest one. FWIW, the big one is not as nice because you have to basically put up a tent (thread tent poles etc. not just fold up) AND there's no bottom to it. But it's bigger :P
Have you had an issue with the screen of the dome clogging with paint as the fan pulls it through? It presents a design flaw in my opinion. I really like that the paint tent can be collapsed and stored though.
Hey John, which paint system do you prefer between the airless and the hvlp and why? I'm trying to decide on myself. Great video btw! Definitely beats trying make my garage look like a scene from Dexter lol
@@JohnBuildsIt sorry but did not find it, actually look for it on the first time before I asked, I jist found the materials and the spayers you used (the earlex and tue graco), will you please let me know
Finally found a video with no cuts to breaking it down!!!! My life is complete!!
Thank you, I made one for when I painted my kitchen cabinet doors and it saved me so much time.
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Your 4 min video has huge value. Simple to the point and highly functional. Work smarter not harder!
My level of impress with the ease you rolled the spray shelter back up was 💯👍
Haha definitely takes some practice!
Talk about making life easier. Thanks for posting mate
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What an incredible build!!!! I like how you always have links to your tools. Also you are using tools that are affordable to the average person looking to get into making! Your cabinet build it was great to see an affordable jointer being used. Thanks for your channel.
Thanks for watching!
For me the best part was the folding of the paint tent! Thanks
Thanks for watching👍🏽
This may be the single most helpful painting video I’ve watched. Thanks
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Simple and highly useful!! Thank you! I JUST threw away my "temporary" spray booth I've been using for over 2 years and have been thinking about what to use to replace it... Perfect timing with the vid!
Thanks for watching! 👍🏽👍🏽
TYSM for this vid. I just replicated your design but I didn’t have a jig or confidence to do toe nail (whatever you call that lol). I did manage to find a bunch of ikea wall brackets and used those! I can’t wait to start painting my kitchen. I did my bathroom with brush/roller and it was such a pain.
Awesome! You’re going to love this
I made something like this years ago. But I put the solid wood up, so that overspray would not get on the lazy Susan bearings.
Lots of great info here thank you so much for sharing!
Thank-you John. You have made it possible for me to learn how to earn a living and enjoy what I do. You continue to produce excellent videos and content. You are changing peoples lives.
Thank you I appreciate that!!
Ha! Good timing on this tip. I'm reclaiming a camping tent that we set aside for donation last week. I'll cut an exhaust flap, and give it a try.
Awesome man! 👍🏽
Great Video!!! Was looking at this to get into painting some bike parts. Great Idea with the lazy Susan and love the paint booth!
Thanks for watching! 👍🏽
Thank you. Just bought the paint shelter
Super handy to have!
Great idea! I use a lazy susan setup as well but like how you used a cross method that they extend beyond what your finishing in order to rotate better. The most educational about the video is now I know how to proper collapse my HomeRite pop-up faster. 😁 So, thanks for the great video.
Haha thanks for watching! 👍🏽
@@JohnBuildsIt Instant subscriber. Going thru your library now. 😁
Wowsa! Simple, affordable and practicle
Absolutely! 🙌🏼
Best video ever! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!!
Just so simple, an excellent video, thank you very much
Thank you!
t's a cool idea for a small shop and thanks for the demo. The only issue I see, which is a potential problem with any spray booth, is that the negative air flow will pull in dust directly over the work piece thereby contaminating it. Therefore you might want to think about setting up a separate spray area away from where you are doing wood working!
Yea no dust is made in the shop while finishing👍🏽
You NEED this for finishing/painting your projects!
Great. I learn from you. thank you for sharing
Connected with you.
Thanks!
Smart ideas, just as usual.
Thank you, John
Best 4 minute video on YT 🙌🏻
I appreciate it! 👍🏽
I’m sold! Gonna make this!
always someone with the negative waves great idea i m going to get me one thanks
Thanks for watching! 👍🏽
Wait, what!? Painters Pyramids!! Also, this video is cool! Thanks!!!
Very nice! I'm going to do exactly this when painting my cabinets
Awesome, thanks for watching!!
So satisfying to watch! 🙌🏽
Thanks!
Very slick setup
Thanks for watching! 👍🏽
Genius idea on the tent! I’ve been using a card board box! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for this video! This looks like it can be very handy to have around!
For sure!!
John, thanks so much for a great quick tip video on your paint booth. Awesome.
Thanks for watching!! 👍🏽
I could've used this so many times... Thanks for sharing!
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I love this. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Quick and easy. I like it. I do have some issues with those little paint triangles though. Seems like whenever I use them they leave little dings in my wood.
I better not see no thumbs down on this video!!! Great job brother!!! 👌👌👌
Haha oh I’m sure there will be!!
Love your woodworking tools. I have the same ones, planer, vac and table saw
I’m glad I found your channel, thank you for great content!! Love how you have Items in the description. Thank you so much!
Thanks for watching!
can you make a video about painting? I really enjoy your videos.
Thank you for the share.
Thanks for watching!
3:01 Put your filters on the other side of the fan. This will allow the filter to catch everything, and more importantly, keep the paint, varnish, or whatever you're spraying out of the fan..........preserving the life of the fan.
It is on the inlet side
Have you thought about putting the filters on the inside of the tent (leaving the fans on the outside)? You could hot glue some magnets to hold them in place. That way you wouldn't have the paint overspray clogging the fabric of the tent screening over time.
I’ve thought about it but I use the fans all over the place with filters on them not just for this
Idea for a future video--- Talk about your painting set up. I'm in the market and trying to decide what would be best for small shop use.
I plan on it! I did link both of the systems I use in the description though 👍🏽figured a lot would ask
Very ingenious!!
Very informative. Thanks for sharing. 🖖
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Useful video - thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Awesome idea! Thank you!
Thanks man! 👊🏼
Great job
Thank you! 👍🏽
Definitely, i need this!
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Great tip, thanks!
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Awesome
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If you went with the bigger spray booth how would you set up your fans? I see that the bigger booth does not come with opening that the middle size does
I just put them in the front opening pulling the air out
@@JohnBuildsIt Thanks have you done this? If so how does it work?
Very practical advice. Thank you! I am impressed by how clean your garage is? Where's all the "stuff"? :-)
In the garage haha. This is a dedicated woodshop👍🏽
I like your work table set up. Can you share about it?
amzn.to/3dpgFGV worth every penny👍🏽
Did you get the large spray booth and put the fans in the front opening? How does it work?
Yea I have the large too, works great with my hvlp 👍🏽
I am redoing my kitchen with unfinished RTA cabinets and am going to try spraying for the first time in my life, hoping to get a good finish. Your video helped A LOT and earned a subscription from me. I have bought a Graco X5 and am trying to decide what tip to use. I also bought the Rac-X guard and now need a FFLP tip to use with BM Advance. I was going to get a 312 but saw that you mentioned using a 213 in a reply to a comment. I think maybe it was a 212 or 312 as I believe Graco does not make a 213FFLP (all the FFLPs end in an even number). Could you please double check that, and I also would like to know what paint you used and if it has worked well with your tip in general. Thanks very much.
I use a 210 with sherwin Williams emerald! Flawless results 👍🏽
@@JohnBuildsIt Thank you!
Is the tent you're using a Small or Medium? You said you wanted a large; however, unable to find on Amazon. I'm about to build cabinets in my woodshed and it's time I invested in a spray tent and build your awesome jig. There has to be a way to create sliding raised points instead of using the pyramid risers. Although a great cheap idea, there has to be a method to keep them attached so when you put the jig away they're stored with it. Nice job on the video - short and to the point with not a lot of extra dialogue and minutes added.
I keep the pyramids attached, rarely have to move them, but easy enough if I do. They have S, M, and L shelters. I have the medium. They’re all linked in the description 👍🏽
I have the big version and the smallest one. FWIW, the big one is not as nice because you have to basically put up a tent (thread tent poles etc. not just fold up) AND there's no bottom to it. But it's bigger :P
Yea the pop up sure is nice! They have 2 large ones though and one does have a floor👍🏽
Have you had an issue with the screen of the dome clogging with paint as the fan pulls it through? It presents a design flaw in my opinion. I really like that the paint tent can be collapsed and stored though.
After it dries it falls right off the mesh. Can brush it off with your hand, but I usually just run the vacuum over it and it cleans right up👍🏽
Hey John, which paint system do you prefer between the airless and the hvlp and why? I'm trying to decide on myself. Great video btw! Definitely beats trying make my garage look like a scene from Dexter lol
Both haha. The airless for paint, and HVLP for thinner materials. For woodworking, HVLP is probably the best choice, will just have to thin paint
Does paint ever flake off the sides of the shelter and on to the project being painted?
Not the stuff I use haha I had to work to peel that little spot off you could see in the vid
Like you I have a climate controlled shop. Do the fans help with the overspray or just the odor?
Both👍🏽
Is that an Ice Shanty?
any issue with paint getting on the ball bearing of the lazy susan,,Making it glide easy?
Ive painted hundreds of doors/drawers on the old one and it still spun good👍🏽only remade one for video purposes haha thanks for watching!
Nice!!! I will defend make one.
I like the idea of the box fans how often do you change the filters?
Like once a month, but I use them for fine dust and stuff too. Works great! 👍🏽
What size spray tip did you use?
FFLP 213
what is the name of the gray color you use on thsi project and what kind of brand/paint?
It’s in the video description 👍🏽
@@JohnBuildsIt sorry but did not find it, actually look for it on the first time before I asked, I jist found the materials and the spayers you used (the earlex and tue graco), will you please let me know
How do you keep your garage temperature controlled?
Impecca Heat & AC unit
When using your graco sprayer do you run through paint quickly?
More than a roller or brush, yea
@@JohnBuildsIt what about the earlex? I've looking into that one. Is paint consumption better?
I need to know how many attempts it took for you to fold that thing. I’m good for about 20 minutes of struggling with mine before I manhandle it
Hahaha first try. Hunting blinds are the same way so I have a lot of practice haha
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Darn, quickly regretting buying Wagner tent because it doesn't allow for a fan at the rear of it.
Yea I have that one too, wish it did!
Thanks! Great Video
Thank you!! I appreciate it!