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Modular Airbrush Spray Shield

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Airbrush Spray Shield - Dual Module
Airbrush Spray Shield - Dual Module
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Airbrush Spray Shield - SINGLE Module
Airbrush Spray Shield - SINGLE Module
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Bill of Materials

List other parts
  • Fan x 1: 4-inch-inline-or-similar
  • Filter x 1: 16x7.25x1-inches

Description

Hello everyone, I hope you find this project useful!

 

Introduction

I wanted to design a printable version of an ‘Airbrush Spray Booth’ to control overspray when painting models etc. I didn't see anything like I had in mind on this site or others so I set out to model something aesthetically pleasing, based on a standard hobby filter and easily obtainable fan(s). I think that has been basically accomplished, though it's not so much of a booth as a shield, not sure this matters much if you have good airflow and aren't painting at a steep angle.

Requirements

  • Requires a fan and filter for proper operation:
    • Fan: 4-inch inline duct fan, recommended 100 - 300 CFM (I used a Hon&Guan brand, 130 CFM - ~$25 on Amazon). You can use other fans of course as long as you adapt it to the 98.6mm inside dia. outlet of the system.  *Fans with an outside diameter greater than 4-inches may not directly connect to the system and allow it to sit at its normal resting position.
    • Fiberglass filter: 16 x 7.25 x 1 inches, cut in half (I used airbrush master brand to good effect, i tried cheaper filters and they were flimsy and next to worthless).

Other Important Info

  • Please use PETG for the shields if they will be in any sort of heat, PLA warped and deformed on me quickly in the garage. Also, as the shields connect to the manifold via brick-style connectors I recommend PETG on both of those so the connection doesn't deform.
  • Please use proper PPE and vent the exhaust to the outside when using the system!
  • Note: the filter housing and end cap plates are set to smooth, all others are set to textured.
  • Please refer to the assembly manual included below for help in assembly, it seems simple but can be a bit wonky getting it all buttoned up.

 

 

 

Airbrush Spray Shield / Booth

Enhance your airbrushing or painting toolkit with the stylish and modular airbrush spray booth. When coupled with a 4-inch inline duct fan (sold separately) the booth will remove fumes from the area and capture overspray in the also not included high-density fiberglass filters. With an open profile, modular design and versatile configuration options we hope you will enjoy it!

 

Airbrush Spray Booth back view with fanAirbrush Spray Booth with accessories

Open Profile

The open profile of the airbrush spray booth allows one to paint with less obstruction while the translucent perimeter shields allow light to penetrate.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Modular Design

Our modular design allows use of a wide range of highly available 4-inch inline duct fans.

Supports fans between 100 and 300 CFM.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Versatile Configuration Options

The filter can be used in a number of configurations including:

 

  • Dual module (as shown) or Single Module
  • With perimeter shields (as shown) or without
  • Freestanding (as shown) or downdraft

 

Product information

Assembled Dimensions28.5 x 14 x 14 inches
Item Weight2.5 pounds
Item model numberHE0101030
Filter Dimensions16 x 7-1/4 x 7/8 inches (cut in half)
Airflow Requirements100 - 300 CFM
Fan connector inlet size4 inches (98.6 mm) inside diameter

 

 


Documentation (1)

Assembly Guide (1)
AirbrushSprayBoothManual.pdf

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