Next, place yourself so the wind blows the dust away from you. This works best when the breezes are between 20 and 35 mph. I wonder if this will work as well here at home, with no gulf and no beach? I do have a river.
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Thursday, April 14, 2011
Power Carving In the Wind!
I just solved the problem of the dust from "carving" with a Dremel. First you find a beach, a nice beach on the gulf. 
Next, place yourself so the wind blows the dust away from you. This works best when the breezes are between 20 and 35 mph. I wonder if this will work as well here at home, with no gulf and no beach? I do have a river.
Next, place yourself so the wind blows the dust away from you. This works best when the breezes are between 20 and 35 mph. I wonder if this will work as well here at home, with no gulf and no beach? I do have a river.
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I have (and had one at the old house) a bench ..work table outside next to the shop and when I am working on something that is to large for the indoor dust collector.. I take my Foredom holder and mount it on the tabe and use a window fan I bought just for that reason.. and it takes care of the sawdust..
Will
beautiful tom , where is that?
cheap poewer too,
sam
Sam, the house is in Indian Pass, on the gulf of Mexico, Florida panhandle area. They call that part of Florida, "The Forgotten Coast".
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