 Today's video is going to be something a little bit different. I will be following the excellent instructions I found on wikihow.com to build my own DIY paint spraying booth. Why would I do such a thing? Great question. Because I want to paint a video card orange without getting any dust in my paint job. That's why. Step one in this guide is hilarious. Visualize your design, it says. I mean, come on. If I had any vision, would I need a guide on wikihow for how to do this? So no. I outright refused to do any visualization, which surprisingly ended up biting me in the butt only a little bit later on. Steps two and three, the measuring and the cutting of the PVC tubing, were by far the most tedious, but actually still only took about 40 minutes. Depending on your goal, you might alter the provided design a little bit, which is easy enough, by the way. But while making something smaller might be better for painting like tabletop gaming figurines or something like that, if you wanted to do something bigger, I don't know how suitable this design would be, and you might want to look into something more professional. The guide is for an eight foot by four foot enclosure. For step four, the article suggests laying out all of the pipes that are cut by size. But I actually went one step further and labeled each of the pieces to make my life a little bit easier later on. And I'm really glad that I did that, because depending on what alterations you made to the design, you might have some lengths of piping that are very, very close to each other. And writing it down once is better than going back and re-measuring them constantly. For step five, my lovely assistant showed up to help me. And if you've ever assembled IKEA furniture with a significant other, and remember, this is basically IKEA furniture without even IKEA grade instructions and included tools, then you probably have some idea how it went from this point on. Where are your safety glasses? I am wearing glasses. Right, but those are not safety glasses. Those are metal shards in the, or glass shards in the eyeglasses. They'll still protect my eyes. You basically want to choose the flattest and straightest of the four leg pieces to serve as the legs. Then you put the appropriate PVC T-joints on them for the horizontal cross braces, so you've got four tall pieces for each of the four corners. So it is suggested that we use a lot of pressure to pop these babies on. You've been having a lot of M&Ms lately. Why don't you lean on it? It was at this point that I realized, though, that I had missed some of the cutting and needed to go back in time to make some small, several inch long cuts that would help us join our 90 degree elbows and our T-pieces. Derp. Wait, what? How are you supposed to do that? So it's supposed to go right through? Wait a minute, what? No, I don't think they do do that. How is that supposed to work? So how would you... Oh great, now how is this going to come out? Uh oh. Are we supposed to cut another small piece to go in there? From there, it was a matter of disassembling the upper part of the frame, adding the middle section that allows you to hang project materials that are difficult to lay down flat, and finally putting in a middle support. Step six is fine tuning, which of course I skipped since my assembly was perfect from the get-go, which leads us to step seven, enclosing the booth in plastic. Here's where the instructions get a little wishy-washy. So we just kind of started making it up as we went along. We draped plastic over the structure, then taped it up like a Christmas present. The objective here is to close in your workspace. Remember, you'll be wearing a face mask and eye protection if you care about your health at all, and you want to keep dust out and keep paint in so that you aren't contaminating the outside area. Step eight, now it's time to put your drop sheet down. Honestly, I don't think it was necessary to buy a fancy canvas drop sheet for this, but I didn't have time to visualize the design at the beginning, so I certainly wasn't going to run around making changes to the recipe willy-nilly. So there you go. You're going to want to tape this drop sheet, or whatever else it is that you end up using, to the plastic sheeting on the sides to ensure, again, that you're closing everything in. Step nine, this is another visualization would have been helpful moment, make sure that you have a plan for how you're going to mount your box fan before you start. I thought that I was going to put it on a ladder, but that ended up being too tall, so I had to find a monitor box that I had lying around. Once you've decided on a height for the fan, mark it and move on to step 10, where you cut out the hole for the furnace filter, tape that baby on, then tape your box fan to it so that you can exhaust air from your paint booth without compromising the health of the people around you. And that's pretty much it. One trip to the local hardware store and two hours later, we've got ourselves a DIY paint booth suitable for small hobbyist grade projects. 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