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I have an opportunity to create a woodshop in a basement -- but, upon being
asked to do so, I was very hesitant to reply due to fear of creating a more dust in her home. Question: Is more dust upstairs a given with a basement shop? Or, can I effectively whip that problem? My tools are currently in storage and among them is a 1200 cu ft (advertised) DC. I used it in my last shop with the bags that came with it, and dust *was* a problem -- particularly with MDF. If I can figure a way to *effectively* whip this dust issue, I can have a great shop in the basement. My apologies for the broken email address for replying. Please use deltaorion39NOSPAM@ sbcglobal.net (without the NOSPAM) should you choose to reply off-net. Thank you. Gary |
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