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By Valleyslim · Posted
Getting ready to pull the trigger on buying a blower fan to build my first air filter. I've decided to go with blower fan as i dont have enough plugs to use 3 - 4 for box fans, i do plan on doing a box fan and hanging it above my work area but would like to make a moveable ground air filter like jay bates here; my question is, is this blower fan good enough for what i want it to do? https://www.homedepot.com/p/RIDGID-600-CFM-Blower-Fan-Air-Mover-with-Daisy-Chain-AM2265/301703580 or should i buy like a dayton furnace blower? or even looking at a hvac place and buying a fan off one of their broken furnaces? -
I'm pretty sure I've bought 24" before but, don't recall the supplier. They may have been local, I just don't recall. Regardless, I know they're out there... -
So you hire the neighbors kid to go up and snow board or do you take the water hose to it? -
Funny you should mention that. A complaint was sent to the mods about it and one responded saying that they agreed it was getting a bit out of hand and that others had mentioned it as well. Since then their spamming seems to have stopped.
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