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Hi
I was just wondering which route i should go down first for dust when finishing. Either a full face mask with built in respirator or dust extractor such as the camvac dust extractor.
I'm turning for a hobby and have a sealey sm900 lathe and a wet and dry axminster grinder so far. I use paper masks and a broom for the shed floor.
Your thoughts please
Mark
 
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