hi!
I have just upgraded to a nortel minor (yippy) and looking into getting the proper ventilation as I don't want to poison by hubby, my cat and obviously myself. The problem is that I am set-up in the office and we are renting... so no possibility of a hole in the wall for pipes etc. Am I the only one with this problem? I was thinking of somehow creating a portable version with an extractor fan from http://www.growell.co.uk/p/0592/Systemair-Lti-RVK-Extractor-Fans.html and then somehow clip it to my desk or bookshelves ( doe sit need to be close to the torch?) and then hang the "hose" out of the window. Suggestions are very welcome:)
Nite!
I think there are some photos of studio setups in the studio thread where people have the window open and their ventilation exhaust fits into a hole cut in a piece of flexiglass that fills the open window - this stops the fumes coming back in again, and will cut down on draughts!
You want the fan close to your work area, either directly above - you can build a 'barley box' fume cupboard and have the fan sucking air out of the top, which is what I've done - or you can have the fan directly in front of your torch, with the flame pointing towards it. I think there are piccies of both in the studio thread.
Do you have an air brick? I pump mine out that way. I am not aloud to make any holes in my walls either
Thanks! i'll have a another browse through the threads for pictures:)
What is an air brick?
Thanks,
Marijke
its a brick that allows air through. There will be one in your bathroom
Hi,
Here is another supplier of fans that may be of interest
http://www.progrow.co.uk/acatalog/extractors-brackets.html
I have used them for my fan and was pleased with the service and the fan
Quote from: Nick on September 13, 2010, 09:17:24 PM
Hi,
Here is another supplier of fans that may be of interest
http://www.progrow.co.uk/acatalog/extractors-brackets.html
I have used them for my fan and was pleased with the service and the fan
Me too - love my fan!
this is the one I have too, I had the pipe dangling out of the window for a while and now it goes out the air brick. the guys on the other end of the line were lovely and helpful they got me all this bits I needed without bamboozling me with terminology
I got a Systemair RVK - 950m3/hr for a lot less money than the ones from Progrow!
I looked into the Systemair RVK air as well. Just need to find a creative way of fixing all this :) It is getting colder now so the window wide open is not a solution in the winter. I like the solution of making a hole in a piece of flexiglass which will fill the "gap in the window". Got to get crafty in a different way now..