Homeright spray shelter

[redknife]

I just set up the Homeright spray shelter (size large). I ordered a medium but received a large. The tent sets up in about 10 minutes and breaks down the same. It folds up into a small bag. There is no factory exhaust port, so I used gorilla tape and cut through the middle of the tape, then taped over the edge. The 7400 CFM fan is in knockdown enclosure with filter (enclosure not seen). I thought seeing one with scale would be helpful to those considering this shelter. Previously I used the Jeff Jewitt knockdown panel method.

Please note that safe spray booth implementation is a complicated subject and spraying certain liquids carries risk. I have no intent here to advocate a particular setup for a particular application.

 

[cstandi1]

I ordered one of these as well. I intend to build some sort of lazy susan so I can easily rotate smaller items without having to work inside the shelter to get to the back etc.

 

[redknife]

I ordered one of these as well. I intend to build some sort of lazy susan so I can easily rotate smaller items without having to work inside the shelter to get to the back etc.

Good move.

 

[cyclopentadiene]

I just completed a remodel of my kitchen. I ordered the large Homeright spray shelter and sprayed all of my cabinet doors with Sherwin Williams pre-catalyzed latex paint followed by min wax polyacrylic. I have a rockler powerd half mask respirator and a triton powered full shield. The shelter worked excellent with no modifications especially in addition to the powered respirator.

 

[redknife]

One thing I came to realize is that I needed a better light solution. The top of the shelter blocks overhead light. For me, a 400 lumen headlamp wasn't enough. I added this light http://www.homedepot.com/p/HUSKY-7000-Lumen-Twin-Head-LED-Worklight-K40071/207186691. It is not explosion proof. Provides nice light tucked in the side.

 

[Skymaster]

you can buy a lazy susan ball bearing base of various sizes in places that sell cabinet hardware

 

[sawman101]

I bought the lazy susan turn table hardware at Lowes, then cut 2 circular pieces of OSB board for my finishing table. It works great!:rolf: