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1. 
   jackiechan | Sep 14, 2004 05:22am | #1

   Frank,

   I recently posted the design plans/instructions that I created for constructing a shop-built air scrubber.  These units can be built in numerous size configurations to suit any size shop.  The best part is that they can be fabricated for next to nothing if you find the right parts. 

   Here are the links to my previous posts.

   http://forums.taunton.com/n/mb/at.asp?webtag=tp-knots&guid=55FD1296-0C0D-4BDA-AE8D-CB478F422061&frames=no

   http://forums.taunton.com/n/mb/message.asp?webtag=tp-knots&msg=11626.1&search=y#a1

   If you have any questions, please feel free to ask!

   Dan Kornfeld, Owner/President - Odyssey Wood Design, Inc.

   
   

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   Edited 9/13/2004 10:29 pm ET by Jackie Chan

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   Teddy523 | Sep 14, 2004 09:15pm | #4

   Thanks for your input.  This system looks easy enough, even for me & is definately the way I'm going to go.

   Teddy Harris

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   mike4244 | Sep 14, 2004 06:07am | #2

   I bought the Jet for $199.00 last year. Has remote control and does a very good job in my 600 sf shop.

   mike

3. 
   RandMCapozzi | Sep 14, 2004 03:29pm | #3

   The Febuary 2002 issue of WOOD Magazine did a comparison test of six air filtration units. This may help you formulate which features you find the most important.

   I believe most of the filtration units are very similar. I happen to have the JDS 750ER. Features I looked for were remote, timer, easy filter access, Filtered CFM ratings (many of the manufactures provided unfiltered CFM which to me is useless since I'm gonna use the unit with the filter in).

   Good luck,
   --Rob