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  1. 28th May 2008, 06:13 PM #1
    ticklingmedusa
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    Default wood dust & your health

    the author is a physician and a member of my local turning club


    http://sdwt.org/forms/dust3.doc
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    Quote Originally Posted by ticklingmedusa View Post
    the author is a physician and a member of my local turning club


    http://sdwt.org/forms/dust3.doc
    Good article ;

    However, ones if one has a DC, one does not need to "open your shop to the outdoors," to " blow the dust outside, . . . .[as] a reasonable alternative to a room air filter"

    The simplest way of doing this to place your DC or exit of your DC outside.
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