In Shop Celing Air Cleaner

[jjr2001]

This one has been in the shop since I moved in. It was an article from a magazine.
The bottom is installed in the picture and slides forward to put in the fine filter.
Then the bottom is moved in the opposite direction and two coarse, standard fiberglass
furnace filters are installed. Squirrel cage blower was from Grainger I believe. It is shown
without any filters installed since I was changing them when the picture was taken.
This is fairly heavy but it is supported on 3 trusses so not too much load on any one.

First picture is the outlet and the second is the inlet. You can see two slots that open
from the bottom when the lower panel is moved forward.


Cheers, JR

[DIYer]

Thanks jjr2001! We've added your Shop Air Cleaner to our Cleaning category,
as well as to your builder page: jjr2001's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:

Shop Air Cleaner by jjr2001

tags: air, filter, blower

[pagespatchWELDING]

I sure would like more info on your shop air cleaner if you can I would like to build one like it do a lot of welding in my shop any info and pictures would help a lot thanks for your time

[pagespatchWELDING]

sure would like some more info and pictures of your air cleaner , I do a lot of welding in my shop and really could use one of these thank you for your time

[jjr2001]

Here is a link with pictures of one that is built exactly like mine:
Shop Made Air Cleaner - by Gene47 @ LumberJocks.com ~ woodworking community
My unit uses 3 filters that are 12 x 24 inches. The first two are inlet filters and can just be coarse fiberglass furnace filters.
The outlet filter should be one of the finer web type for filtration of very fine particals. Bottom slides forward or rearward to change the filters.
Not all that much to it. Just a fan,box, and some filters. Probably cost $100 to build 20 years ago. I see that Jet has one about this size for $500.00
YIKES that is a bunch of cash for a blower and some filters.

Good luck with your build.

Cheers, JR