Hood Fan

[Golfnorth]

Happy Thanksgiving to all my American posters.
I am wanting to get a hood fan to put over the edge for when we cut trivex etc.
Can anyone tell me where to look to purchase one and who I would get to install?

Many thanks,
Golfnorth

[Chris Ryser]

That could give you a start:

http://www.sentryair.com/specs/exhau...FUpp7AodNXYAHw

That could give you a start.


I had one made for my business where it can be critical and had a sheet metal one made and mounted and delivered and installed by a local sheet metal company.

[Craig]

we use a high-power bathroom exhaust fan and it is now connected to our edger so we have no smell in the office.

[David_Garza]

we use a high-power bathroom exhaust fan and it is now connected to our edger so we have no smell in the office.

How do you connect it to your edger???

[chaoticneutral]

How do you connect it to your edger???

The edger is in the bathroom =P

[AustinEyewear]

Essentially you need a box. Put the edger in the box. Put exhaust fan on top of box and connect fan to exhaust vent. If you want to get fancy, your box could be a cabinet. Then you could close the cabinet when in operation. Leave enough gap in cabinet door so fresh air can be drawn in. 1" -2" gap should do it.

[Craig]

We ran a hose from the back of the edger to the front of grill in the ceiling with a hose connection to hold it. We used a piece of cardboard to block the air flow thru the grill and it works great.
We have no smell or smoke at all in the lab; we used to leave the room and close the door when edging 1.74 and now there is no smell.
Our edger has a hole for the exhaust but we did not want to hook up a $2,000 machine when we did it for less than $10.

[Golfnorth]

the edger is in the bathroom =p

lmao!