Thanks, yes, well it started as one of those white storage deals from I think Home Depot. The fan is in the top section with a small compressor along with wiring and ducting to outside. I wanted it as self contained as possible. I think I spent $150 on the cabinet, hardware, plumbing for the compressor, wiring, a sheet of plexiglas, a fan and ductwork, and paint so it wasn't terribly expensive to build.
The switch panel is one master on off, compressor, fan and lights. The bottom is for extra storage.
The front panel and clear Plexiglas cants in to create a venturi to help the exhaust.
Added a Tamiya paint stand set and I was styling.
And I finished the inside with glossy home interior paint that I can always refinish as needed. Actually a large portion of the over spray just wipes out with some window cleaner and a rag.
Put the couple extra shelves in the bottom.
I wanted something that looked and worked well that was also functional so it was three months of pondering and looking around at other booths and gathering up the parts and about two days to build.
It works great, hugely cut down on over spray dust and fumes. My wife use to complain about it all the time, but now even when she is in the next room watching TV she doesn't notice. The only time she does is when she comes in the hobby room after I was spraying Tamiya primer or lacquers. Once I forgot to turn on the exhuast fan and boy, I know for sure now, it really makes a big difference. It also greatly cut down on dirts in my finishes.