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    wood workshop

    Hello maltaron. Many thanks for your post. It looks good. I will add it to my 'wish list'. Wife's permission of course! Thanks again cliffc
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    wood workshop

    Thank you Norcon. I will give the Dyson a run out tomorrow. Wish me luck! Many Thanks cliffc
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    wood workshop

    Is it possible (or safe) to use a domestic vacuum cleaner,ie a Dyson dc 01, as a dust extracter for electric wood working machones?. Thank you. cliffc
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    Fume Extractor for garden workshop

    Hello Foxhole, Thank you for your reply and suggestion. I think that I have some more research to carry out. A bathroom ventair or 6 inch vent axia sounds good. Built into a hood it should carry the noxious fume away to the atmosphere. I shall be starting my shed build...
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    Fume Extractor for garden workshop

    Hello ericmark Thank you for your reply, I have been thinking along the same lines myself. I will be using a standard electric 'Meltpot' to melt the metal to its (pour) heat. I was thinking of making a hood similar to a cooker hood to channel the fumes up and away through...
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    Fume Extractor for garden workshop

    Hello moderator 11 Thank you for your prompt reply, Silly me, I was not very clear. Sorry. I meant a fume extractor. Grateful for any advice or constructive comments. CliffC
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    Fume Extractor for garden workshop

    Hello all I am going to build a small workshop shortly. This will be a 9 by 7 foot board and batten build. I wish to return to an old hobby of mine, casting small figures and chess pieces in white metel/lead and pewter. I will need to install an extractor fan to draw off the toxic...
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    'Hello all' Just signed up, 72 years old. but feel like an 18 year old. My wife won't let me!!

    'Hello all' Just signed up, 72 years old. but feel like an 18 year old. My wife won't let me!!
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