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17th January 2022, 03:34 PM #16
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If there is the slightest breeze any fine dust will ride the breezes away from your shed. The half residence time of fine dust is about 30 minutes so even a 1km/hr breez will disperse the dust a long way from a shed.I had already read the thread about the battery substitution and it is very helpful. I had thought though that a high airflow from a remote source would be good.
I use pedestal fan positioned to blow dust out the door onto my yard. I imagine the wood dust breaks down and gives the grass something to munch on...Helps in summer also..
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21st February 2022, 09:55 AM #17
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Currently looking at this one from Timbecon. any one had any experience with it?
no mention of airflow in the specs
Details here: https://www.timbecon.com.au/half-fac...-dust-mask-kit
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21st February 2022, 10:04 AM #18
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I used one for a few years before I got my fancy one, seems to work pretty well and certainly more comfortable than no fan. Get some rechargeable AA batteries unless you have shares in Duracell
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21st February 2022, 11:22 AM #19
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Blurb says it has P1 filters and P2 are optional - I would definitely get the P2 as P1s are near useless.
I wonder how much noise it makes?
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21st February 2022, 11:44 AM #20
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The noise is quite acceptable, a bit of background noise (radio/machine/dust extractor) and you don't even notice
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12th December 2022, 04:51 PM #21
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I have tried one of these
PureFlo PF3000 Powered Air Purifying Respirator - OTB Products
Not exactly cheap. They do have a cheaper version which I think is the same as the Trend Airsheild sold by Timbecon. I was trying to include hearing protection and a P2 rating for the filtration. The problem I found was the weight and the narrow field of vision.
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