Fengda Portable Airbrush Hobby Spray Booth Spray Box BD-515 with LED Lights & Turntable for Spraying Models, Arts, Crafts, Cake Decorating, Make-up, Nail, handicrafts,etc

I`m not a novice airbrush user and work in large scale kit built model railways. I bought this as it is small enough to work from the kitchen table during the winter months . Assembles into a very sturdy structure and has a very impressive extractor fan which has been powerful enough to stop lacquer paint fumes from spreading into the kitchen and upsetting my wife !!! . Just one part ( rear wall section) needed it`s lugs to be filed slightly to make a better fit, otherwise it went together well. The extendable extractor hose is excellent and fits onto the fan exhaust section very easily. I particularly like the way I can cover it inside a black plastic bag for easy storage and still it`s fully assembled. I`ve been using it every evening now for two weeks and it has been very impressive...... as you can see I made a card board internal shroud to keep the plastic sides cleaner for longer.

Good size booth that can just about contain a 1:48 model (see photo). The light is good and bright and while the fan is loud, it seems to do a good job of exhausting the fumes. It's also easy to put together, spray and then take apart once done which is important for me as I can't have a booth setup all of the time. This is all great, until on about the 5th use, it popped, the fan stopped and then there was a smell of burning. Seller has been contacted, so hopefully they can sort this out.Dropped to 1 Star, they told me they would send a new PCB but it never arrived so it’s now completely useless.

The unit is exactly as described. Typical Fengda no-nonsense product. I like the top exiting Fan - which cuts the depth of the unit to about half that of the similar rear fan competitors. Making use in the corner of a worksurface, against a way possible.Assembly is easy enough once you realise there are a set of tiny clips (in that small poly bag that you nearly threw away with the packaging), that stop everything popping out of place. To be fair to them - they do provide a video showing their use - I just didn't notice the bag.The fan seems to be powerful enough - it is certainly trapping paint overspray on the filter, and is strong enough to hold onto 4 sheets of stapled A-4 paper, My passport, and a model kit instruction booklet, and an A4 sized sheet of 0.55mm plasticard.I like the fact that the filter is the size of the fan housing - which means replacement filters should be much cheaper to source - either buy small Fengda ones, or the larger ones for other booths, and cut to size.My only "semi-complaint" is that it would be really nice to have a 3 way switch, so that you could just have the light on without the fan. That would have been a definite 5 stars. I'm pretty sure it must be possible to wire it up with Light and fan on or just light on. I won't be attempting that until it runs out of warranty however.You may not mind the omission, so count this as if it were 5 star. 4 or 5 It's still going to do the job in my opinion.

I got this booth so I could start painting my models with solvent based paints through the airbrush and it has been great.The air flow through the booth picks up all of the fumes and over spray from the models and gets rid of this very quickly, I have this set up with the hose running out of a window and I've not had any problems with it, I haven't noticed any lingering smell of the paint after spraying whenever I've used this booth.This was very quick and easy to assemble and start using, the instructions are straight forward but you don't even really need to use these to see how the whole thing goes together. The fan in the booth is quite loud but I doubt it would cause any complaints from neighbours if you were using this, it's a lot quieter than a vacuum though just as a comparison.Overall I'm very happy with this, there's still a while to go before I'll need to replace the filter but I have removed this just to see how it's done and again it's very straightforward, I've seen you can get pre-cut filters for this specific booth but you can also just buy the filter materials and cut your own filter to size and use that instead so I don't see that ever being an issue.

I was sick of my craft room constantly being coated in a layer of primer dust, so set upon myself to get an extractor booth. Unfortunately, I soon learned that they're not cheap, so almost gave up the search until I came across this affordable little machine. I like that the vent is above, rather than behind (like most), meaning you're not spraying directly into the filter, and fumes obviously naturally rise, so it makes a lot more sense to have it there. The single LED light strip is also super useful and actually quite bright. The booth itself is fairly small, so not great for larger projects, but perfect for miniatures. My only complaint is the pipe... I struggled to attach it to both the machine and the funnel due to it being a really tight fit, which resulted in me accidentally tearing it. Thankfully it was nothing a bit of foil tape couldn't fix! As for the sound; it's an extractor fan, so don't expect it to be quiet - it's no louder than a vacuum cleaner, however.

I bought it 12 months ago, compact and powerful (unfortunately very loud). I was using it occasionally and maintaining it on regular basis (changing filter every 2-3 months). Today there was a bang and flash and fan stopped working.. overall I was happy with it but it failed way too soon 😞Update: I contacted Airgoo directly asking for help with failed product. I was send new PCB board and fan. I changed all the components within 15 minutes and it works again. Great customer service by Airgoo, thanks 👍🏻

Easy enough to assemble, haven't tried taking it apart yet, no need. Draws the spray away from me and the rest of the room, isn't that loud though you certainly know it's on.Robust enough if you don't knock it about a lot.Can't see anything that the more expensive ones do better.