Outside is not an option. Filtration is the only way. Mainly for control of odors and haze - plenty of air exchange to dissipate VOCs. Long story short; connected garages, don't want to piss off the neighbors.
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Dust Collectors | Fume Extractors | Downdraft Tables | Micro Air
Bought two of their "Microaire MX1800", used, from another PM'er.
Light enough to hang easily, work in vertical or horizontal orientation.
Elegantly simple as boxes of rocks.
Two-speed squirrel-cage, 24"square sheet metal duct as body.
- Rails for a DEEP-ass 24" square bag filter. Pick your flavour. They start at about a hundred bucks and go UP. Or leave it out. Or use more plain pleated paper ones - see below.
- Rails for a 4" pre-filter, ELSE a
stack of four ignorant 24 X 24 X 1" HEPA's from Big Box. Which I LIKE. A lot. Because those are very widely stocked and at mass-market prices.
- shed the dirtiest one at front, move stack forward, place a clean one at the rear. Do that ever' now and then.
- Wire-cage "snout" ahead of that swings away, wrap-around El Cheapo batting stops the fly-rock, dog hair, birds, mosquitoes, wasp wings, spiderwebs, and bumble-bee s**t from fouling the more expensive filters.
Not all that noisey. Set it to run ahead of, during, after operations, or all night?
Shop? Phhhht... Neither of "excuses" nor "procrastination", my major product lines, don't make a lot of air-pollution. actually.
Its the residence! Cooking, chiness-style. And five packs a day of Pall Mall Menthols 100's?
They earn their keep on intake of "make up air", 'specially during pollen and leaf-mold seasons when wee-hours "night air" can take a laod off my air-con, next day, then keep it sweet whilst NOT taking-in hot daytime air, mid-day 'til late evening.