Hi Guys . I've seen the other post on SB's
I think we all can agree that companies charge a very ridiculous price for such a cheaply made but quality product. In my opinion - $150 - $400 for a SB is an out right "ALL PROFIT RIP OFF".
I mean they must be making 90% profit on these things.
Well if you don't feel up to making one ( NOT THAT WE CAN'T ) Here is a very welcomed sight. Spray Booths for $79. These are good quality SB's, and are in my own words " what a SB should go for"
This SB is no different than those very expensive consumer rip offs. I myself have ordered one. For all you modelers who are interested here is the link. ENJOY IT - ITS FOR REAL. - ralph -
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/Displayitem.taf?itemnumber=44040

Thanks for the heads-up screamingeagle! What a find. It looks great. Now if I can just convince the Mrs.

Thanks Ken - I'm still rubbing my eyes in disbelief- BUTS IT'S FOR REAL !

Looks REALLY good, too bad can't make it for Europe. Should be easy enough to make though!! The other links in the other thread about spraybooths are good sources too!!

So hows it work? How about posting a review here after you get it and try it out?

Now it's 69.00

Take a look throught the catalog, they have some great stuff there.
I bought a set of "extra hands" w/magnifying glass there for about 6.00
a set of 6 tweezers for 5.00
small clamps, x-acto knives, abrasives, tool storage,blah blah blah
decent stuff at great prices

John

Wow, great find, please let us know how it works! I am definitely interested.....

Nailz....there's a Harbor Freight located in Tacoma if you are interested.

It's on 6th ave, past the narrows bridge.
M1Garand, next time in there, check out the hemostat and tweezer sets, 2 rows from the far right side (as you walk in)
I loved that store when I was in Ft Lewis

John

In Tacoma? I may have to take a little drive that direction.. Do you guys think they would have the same inventory in the retail stores as they would on the web?

yes, Tacoma.

Head toward the narrows bridge and then pass it. Look for the ^th ave exit, make a right on it, and follow down about 1/2 mile. It will be on the left side in a shopping center. If you pass Les Schwab you've gone too far.

As a bonus, there is a craft shop on the left and a dollar store on the right. Plan on spending some money.
John