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November 2005
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Posted by Anonymous
on Sunday, October 9, 2005 1:40 AM
This is just an idea, it cost me nothing! The plywood is left overs, the biggest and most important part is the vent, I took out of the kitchen stove cuz all it did was blow the air right back into the kitchen anyway, so we never used it, it is a 2 speed with a light![Big Smile [:D]](/FSM/CS/emoticons/icon_smile_big.gif) , I used an old bath trashcan for the "adapter", to connect the hose, which is a left over piece of clothes dryer hose, the fanhousing is too big around for direct connection to the hose, actually I did spend some money, I spent 7 dollars on a under counter flourescent light to augment the regular light, painted the interior white, jeez, can see every detail, LOL.
Vent hoods, the hardest part to get, are really easy to find, junk yard, neighbor getting new appliance, all kinda places, also have friend who turned a big plastic container box, like u get at Wal-mart, on its side and cut a hole in the bottom and stuck in a fan with A/C hose going out the window like mine.
Like I said, just an Idea, no need to spend money if u don't have to!![Wink [;)]](/FSM/CS/emoticons/icon_smile_wink.gif)
Be good and have FUN,
Bill
The filters are cheap A/C filters, you can see in the round hole, stops the paint material from going out and the fan sucks all the fumes out of course, the Plastic cover keeps it dust free and any stray fumes in.
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