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  1. 06-16-2013, 07:58 PM #1
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    Default New ventilation setup


    After listening to everyones different ways to ventilate. I finally set mine up.It works great. Thanks to everyone who gave me the input.Sorry the photo is side ways.

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    great idea
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    That's a good setup. Nice work and idea.
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    sssure beats my shop fan and an open garage door. I need something like this..
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    Quote Originally Posted by Percidae_Papermouth View Post
    sssure beats my shop fan and an open garage door. I need something like this..
    Thats the same way i was doing it also, but I started asking questions. I went out and got a organic vapor respirator, the I was poking around at an auction and bought the range hood vent for $9.00 brand new in the box. I suspended it with chain so i could move it if need be and hooked up a dryer hose to it and called it good. I'm happy with it, its not fancy but it is functional.
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    by golly I think you are on the right track we have done this two times already using a stove hood but we have changed things we are using a blower fan the type that will blow air out of the attic outside and we cut a wall made a whole and practice big fan and I put a plywood would around it it is more sufficient I will take pictures later and post them your wanting it is much ventilation is possible and I do have two of these fans in my work area besides I could open up the garage door I should say shop door and ventilated more yet.

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