Saw Dust

You better start shopping around.

By the looks of your shop you have just about everything a man could ask for.

I just revamped my ductwork, because I moved some tools around. I had plastic pipe, but switched to metal. I also installed new blast gates with switches built in to turn on the DC.

I bought my DC from : http://www.pennstateind.com/ I didn’t buy an expensive one but works great for me.

I also have a JET air filter, & an electrostatic filter on my furnace that works great.

-- -** You are never to old to set another goal or to dream a new dream ****************** Dick, & Barb Cain, Hibbing, MN. http://www.woodcarvingillustrated.com/gallery/member.php?uid=3627&protype=1

Thanks Dick. The JET air filter system is going to be a must for me. Think that will be better for breathing and also will get rid of some of that lingering dust that is always around.
Larry

-- Larry "In dog years - I'm dead"

Larry what were us using to build the tool board? The first time I cut up a bunch of particle board I had some irritation…and I don’t react well to walnut. I know people react to different woods or the many chemicals we use so it might not be just the dust. I also have a box of dust masks (the expensive ones) and a spray mask that filter the air.

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Dennis
It was the same thing. Particle board – except it looked to be very fine. It was a product from where this person worked – I think. I just need to be more careful. I was very close to the router – like inches away – no mask – and have yet to have the air filtration system in the building. My fault. Live and learn. I just did not think it was going to put off that much dust. Being an old amateur – I have to learn the hard way. By the way – your interview was very interesting. You have a great talent.

-- Larry "In dog years - I'm dead"