: If you build it in the basement, don't forget to wall off the area with some
: plastic. Then make a board to fit in that window, cut a hole in the board
: and install one of those small office fans in it. That's what I did and it
: has plenty of power to make negative pressure in the room to keep the
: sanding dust and epoxy fumes out of the rest of the house. I actually open
: the plastic up a bit to get the air to flow outside.
I use a cheap bathroom exhaust fan ...you can get one at Home Depot etc. for around 20 bucks. it does a good job of moving the epoxy fumes out of the basement and is easy to mount either in the ceiling joists or on the wall.
Messages In This Thread
- Depth question
Mike -- 8/16/2001, 12:52 pm- No problem
Larry C. -- 8/16/2001, 5:40 pm- Re: and pad the window
Don Beale -- 8/16/2001, 5:22 pm- this time for real
Pete Notman -- 8/16/2001, 5:11 pm- Re: Depth question *NM*
Pete Notman -- 8/16/2001, 5:04 pm- Depth is for submarines not yaks
!RUSS -- 8/16/2001, 3:12 pm- Basement advice
Dale Frolander -- 8/16/2001, 2:42 pm- Exhaust fan
Mike -- 8/16/2001, 8:20 pm- But...
Dale Frolander -- 8/17/2001, 1:11 am
- Re: Basement advice
addison -- 8/16/2001, 5:33 pm - But...
- Re: Depth question
Don Beale -- 8/16/2001, 2:21 pm- Re: Depth question
mike allen -- 8/16/2001, 1:38 pm - Re: and pad the window
- No problem