Comments by "SeanBZA" (@SeanBZA) on "Building a FUME EXTRACTION System for Metal Arc Spraying! | Shop Made Tools" video.

  1.  @bushratbeachbum  Allows a tight bend at the fabricator, so that you can have them meet without a bulge, and also allows the bending brake to get the angle consistent right to the corner. Then on assembly you weld up the hole to form a perfect angle, even if you had a slight error in the cuts, it allows it to be removed.
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  2. Any other manufacturer would have been using 1mm steel, and the tack welds would have been all the welding done, relying on paint to hold it together. But CEE puts the same mass of weld down as the metal, and double the thickness of metal. Tip for the weld blanket is to grab some clothes pegs, or bulldog clips, to hold it to the extractor bottom. Will help keep the overspray down, and make it easier to clean up. Would also suggest putting an extension cord on the base with the extractor, to save looking for one each time. Long enough to reach the plug, and it will always be there. Cutting saw if it is single phase motor time to change the capacitors, or the start contact is worn out. If 3 phase you have dropped a phase, either in the plug, or more likely in the switch. Magpie swoop is most likely just asking for food, they know you now, and expect food, so are swooping hoping you would share......
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  3.  @tonyandjackieholmes9546  Safety stands for the empty cylinders, cant fall over if it already is in sleep mode.
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  4. Can always add them later on though, as the metal is heavy enough to handle a set of hinges there, and with removeable pins they can be taken off when not needed, or have varying length ones. Back of unit perfect place to store them as well, just add in a pair of pins and holes in the flaps to match. Just need 3, 2 narrow ones and a single wider one.
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