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    Quote Originally Posted by Gale Smith View Post
    Hi,
    What is the construction of your original filtration system? Did you build it yourself? What is it made out of? Metal? Wood? Etc..
    I'm needing a filtration box to remove odor because the neighbors are complaining. I have a good idea of what filters to use and what order they go in, but I don't know how to build the box.
    Thanks!

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    Fire hazard?

    Quote Originally Posted by Dan Hintz View Post
    Gale, see my one and only blog post on the subject (far right of my name)...
    Thanks for the plans on the DIY fume extractor. I was thinking about building one, but I am concerned about the possibility of it catching fire if a spark ever passed through the exhaust. I currently vent outside, but I seem to blow all my conditioned air (hot or cold) right out of the shop. Makes for an expensive MN winter.

    Any thoughts on the matter?

    Thanks again,
    Adam
    Last edited by Adam Swan; 01-15-2018 at 4:52 PM. Reason: typo

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