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If you set the fan back far enough, you can put a blast gate in the duct work, that will give you exact control of the amount of air flowin through you spray hood....just another thing for you to comtemplate
another good idea RF9. When i make my new dryer, similar to yours, i'll put a 1-2in pvc elbow in the top and vent outside. Figure if i put a baffle in the straight pipe, i'll be able to control the amount of heat from the light bulbs, and with the heat rising it should vent any gases outside.
You guys just keep me learnin.
When i make my new dryer, similar to yours, i'll put a 1-2in pvc elbow in the top and vent outside. Figure if i put a baffle in the straight pipe, i'll be able to control the amount of heat from the light bulbs, and with the heat rising it should vent any gases outside.
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