multiple joins with the same table in eloquent - sql

Question

Is there some elegant way to write the following query in eloquent? I would like to avoid using the raw query:
results(id, data)
result_filters (id, result_id, filter_id, value)
SELECT * FROM results, result_filters as age, result_filters as followers
WHERE age.result_id = results.id
AND followers.result_id = results.id
AND age.filter_id = 2
AND age.value > 90
AND followers.filter_id = 6
AND followers.value < 10000

Answer 1

If you are using the laravel eloquent
your model relation could be like
model Result:
public function resultFilters()
{
return $this->hasMany('App\ResultFilter');
}
model ResultFilter:
public function result()
{
return $this->belongsTo('App\Result','result_id');
}
try the below code:
$result = Result::find(1);
$data = $result->resultFilter()
->whereIn('filter_id',[2,6])
->whereBetween('value',[90,10000])
->get();

Answer 2

What do you think? It's uses DB::raw but it works
$data = DB::table(DB::raw("results, result_filters as age, result_filters as followers "))
->select(DB::raw("* "))
->where('age.result_id', 'results.id')
->where('followers.result_id', 'results.id')
->where('age.filter_id', 2)
->where('age.value', '<', 90)
->where('followers.filter_id',6)
->where('followers.value','<',10000)
->get();