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Old 2007-03-02, 1:31pm
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Default Blower Motor Location

Is there a better location to put the blower motor: attach directly to hood, in line with ducting or atached to house going outside?
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Old 2007-03-02, 5:04pm
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IF you have good leak free ducting with no obstructions it really does not matter.

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Old 2007-03-03, 8:47am
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The only issue is noise. The further away the fan is from the workstation, the quieter it will be, but note that most "fan noise" is usually vibration in the sheet metal and NOT the fan itself.
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