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I am basically doing the same thing but with a squirrel cage fan taken from an older central air conditioning system. it is three speeds and wired VAC (as I also have in my shop). And I as well am using air conditioning filters to help keep the shop air filtered. Apr 03,  · To reduce the amount of dust in the non-shop part our basement, I recently purchased a Jet Air Filtration System (AFSB) and need some advice on the best place to the set the unit in my shop. My basement is about 28' x 40' and is pretty much open, except for the stairwell wall which extends 18' from then end of one wall. The placement of the filter is of the same importance as the size of the filter. Place the filtration unit app. 2,5 - 2,8 m above the floor (not lower than 1,8 or 2/3 of the height of the ceiling). Place the unit along the longer wall so that the entry port (suction) is distanced app. 1/3 of the shorter wall.
Nov 14,  · I have my air filtration system ceiling mounted right over the end of the bench where I do most of the sanding. I think that’s the best place for it. I also have an 8’ ceiling and under the air filtration system I have 6’ 9” of clearance. That’s plenty for me. However, it really does not matter, because I never stand under the unit. I am basically doing the same thing but with a squirrel cage fan taken from an older central air conditioning system. it is three speeds and wired VAC (as I also have in my shop). And I as well am using air conditioning filters to help keep the shop air filtered. Aug 23,  · I ran a test with a smaller air filtration system to see if adding an extra fan in the shop to circulate more air would make any difference in terms of the effectiveness of the air filtration system. As you can see from the figure below, adding a recirculation fan in the shop made no measurable difference.

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