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Thanks guys! Means a lot, I have been tuning this bait for so long that I am happy to finally fish it! Cheers Jeep

Hi guys, This weekend I finally got a chance to get up on the water again. Needless to say that that was a great feeling! I also got a chance to shoot some first footage of esox in action, let me know what you think of the action! Grtz JP

That would be a good idea. At the moment my spraybooth is mostly used for catching fumes while casting urethane, when I am spraying I usually wear a dustmask or filtered mask, but spray in fromt/outside of the booth, so it does not make much sense now.. And as I am working in a very full small shop where I do my sanding and later my painting is is a nightmare to cleanup, dust and paint , and painted dust everywhere! Lol.. so it does need some improvement. What kind of motor / fan would you suggest? I have been reading on the net about squirrel-cage motors? And yes, safety first! As much as I love to build baits, I don't want to be blown to kingdom come for it. Thanks again! Jeep

Welcome Geppa, I am sure you have come to the right place. That is a brilliant looking swimbait you have there!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Absolutely stunning! Grtz Jeep

Thanks for the reply and sorry for my late one.. That is an impressive looking unit you have there clamboni. As I said at the moment I use an old kitchenvent build into my spraybooth, and it works fine for airbrushing and catching fumes but I do not use a filter and that leaves a mess. What I would like to do is be able to spray the 2k laquers, but for that I will need a more powerful vent. Especially for my health because I have a small shop and the 2k stuff is nasty... I did not think about the risk of explosion, but realize that that is truly something to keep in mind. Would this be a great risk when shooting lures with a spot-repair gun? And what kind of fans would be good to use? I made a sketch of what I am thinking of, maybe easier to explain this way. As I live in the netherlands, I have not seen any ready made spraybooths in the right size like you do have in the US, like the ones from paasche. Over here it is or very big and expensive, used in the automotive industy or too small, like tabletop units. thanks again, Jeep

Hi all, I am thinking of building a more powerfull spraybooth for my airbrushing..I want to be able to spray 2k automotive laquer..and that is nasty stuff (especially in my tiny shop)so my current kitchenvent-setup does not really live up to that..lol. Any suggestions? I remember seeing some cool photos here but I can not find the threads again. Thanks! Jeep