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Hi All...
With my typically bad timing I posted this question just before the great software change-over...so now I'll post it again here and hope somebody sees it this time.
Conceptual design of my folding, wall-hung spray booth is complete. The working face (the opening) is to be 32 inches wide by 20 inches high, and the depth is about 22 inches. Before I do the detailed design and start fabrication, I ask for the wisdom of the group: is this big enough?
What's the biggest object you would think a large scaler with primary interest in narrow gauge prototypes and "old-tyme" western buildings will be likely to want to stuff into a paint booth? And how much clearance around the "paintee" is required for airbrush access?
As always, I will listen carefully to all advice and helpful hints from the MLS crew.
Thank you,
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With my typically bad timing I posted this question just before the great software change-over...so now I'll post it again here and hope somebody sees it this time.
Conceptual design of my folding, wall-hung spray booth is complete. The working face (the opening) is to be 32 inches wide by 20 inches high, and the depth is about 22 inches. Before I do the detailed design and start fabrication, I ask for the wisdom of the group: is this big enough?
What's the biggest object you would think a large scaler with primary interest in narrow gauge prototypes and "old-tyme" western buildings will be likely to want to stuff into a paint booth? And how much clearance around the "paintee" is required for airbrush access?
As always, I will listen carefully to all advice and helpful hints from the MLS crew.
Thank you,
Dawg /Providers/HtmlEditorProviders/Fck/FCKeditor/editor/images/smiley/msn/shades_smile.gif