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It was offered and used successfully to do the pinball game paining, and is stored in the DMZ area against the wall. | It was offered and used successfully to do the pinball game paining, and is stored in the DMZ area against the wall. | ||
Note that this is a | Note that this is a V1.0 (Early prototype) of a small portable Paint booth that servers 2 needs: | ||
# Provides a low dust environment for spray painting | # Provides a low dust environment for spray painting | ||
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# Redesign for a "use-in-Place" kind of setup that would be even easier to use. | # Redesign for a "use-in-Place" kind of setup that would be even easier to use. | ||
Both of these suggestions have some compromises, so a review and member consensuses is needed. | Both of these suggestions have some compromises, so a review and member consensuses is needed. | ||
==Usage== | ==Usage== | ||
Revision as of 01:46, 17 March 2025
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| Type | |
| Make/Model | v1.0 |
| Serial number | N/A |
| Original owner | Donated by Pat Spencer |
| Loan status | Donated |
| Arrival date | ? |
| Location | DMZ Zone |
| Functional status | Under Development to V2.0 |
| Usage permissions | anyone |
| Certification | None |
| Wiki-ID | [[]] |
| Label | 1.0" 1.5" 2.0" |
Backgroup
This Booth was donated by Pat Spencer in response to discussion about a painting project by @David.C
See this Forum Post--> https://forum.protospace.ca/t/now-a-pitch-jank-booth-aka-how-jank-a-paint-booth-could-we-realistically-jank/4684/30
It was offered and used successfully to do the pinball game paining, and is stored in the DMZ area against the wall.
Note that this is a V1.0 (Early prototype) of a small portable Paint booth that servers 2 needs:
- Provides a low dust environment for spray painting
- Send fumes outside
The booth was designed to be set up and taken down using an electric screwdriver, screws, some poly, and a few 2x2's.
It has been suggested that this is too hard to set up and could use a revision to make it more usable.
There are 2 possible versions that may come out of this discussion:
- Make it easier to use as it is currently designed. or
- Redesign for a "use-in-Place" kind of setup that would be even easier to use.
Both of these suggestions have some compromises, so a review and member consensuses is needed.
Usage
TBD
Troubleshooting
TBD
Documentation
TBD