Well the next step in building a decent shop is taking care of the dust and eventually of welding fumes. Since the shop is too small to realy seperate the workstations I will have to put a fan and some kind of enclosure where I will do the grinding, buffing, welding etc...
Any pointers from people who have already done this?
Thanks
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Fumes and dust collection system help?
- Padrig
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Thanks Hal and Al.
My Dad has a big ass fan motor and a hood that he had in his garage when he use to do some O/A welding. I'll go take a look tomorrow and take it from there.
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My Dad has a big ass fan motor and a hood that he had in his garage when he use to do some O/A welding. I'll go take a look tomorrow and take it from there.
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rats lost my long post so this is a shorty.
hi ther here is alink to the collector fire gallery:
http://tiarmour.com/gallery%20dust_collector_fire.htm
and the progression of my dust collection system.
sadly I am traveling so my latest addition is not on my website yet. I made myself a supplied air system so I no longer wear a cannister mask... instead... get fresh clean air from outside(front of my shop) it flows though a duct system into a positive pressured helmet. never breathed so freely before while polishing. a huge advance and boost in my productive capability.
I really advocate good breathing and eye protection. here are some pics. if I can answer any questions please feel free to ask away.
[img]http://tiarmour.com/grinder%20box1.jpg[/img]
[img]http://tiarmour.com/vent%20fan%20for%20buffer.jpg[/img]
[img]http://tiarmour.com/smoking%20titanium.jpg[/img]
[img]http://tiarmour.com/polishing%20hayes%20helm.jpg[/img]
[img]http://tiarmour.com/grinding%20luthers%20helm%20big%20sparks.jpg[/img]
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sir mrks
tiarmour.com ==>> maker of fine Titanium armour... please note I am not a period armourer I make high tech sport armour using nonperiod materials(titanium) for the type of stick fighting used in the sca.
[This message has been edited by mrks (edited 10-20-2003).]
hi ther here is alink to the collector fire gallery:
http://tiarmour.com/gallery%20dust_collector_fire.htm
and the progression of my dust collection system.
sadly I am traveling so my latest addition is not on my website yet. I made myself a supplied air system so I no longer wear a cannister mask... instead... get fresh clean air from outside(front of my shop) it flows though a duct system into a positive pressured helmet. never breathed so freely before while polishing. a huge advance and boost in my productive capability.
I really advocate good breathing and eye protection. here are some pics. if I can answer any questions please feel free to ask away.
[img]http://tiarmour.com/grinder%20box1.jpg[/img]
[img]http://tiarmour.com/vent%20fan%20for%20buffer.jpg[/img]
[img]http://tiarmour.com/smoking%20titanium.jpg[/img]
[img]http://tiarmour.com/polishing%20hayes%20helm.jpg[/img]
[img]http://tiarmour.com/grinding%20luthers%20helm%20big%20sparks.jpg[/img]
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sir mrks
tiarmour.com ==>> maker of fine Titanium armour... please note I am not a period armourer I make high tech sport armour using nonperiod materials(titanium) for the type of stick fighting used in the sca.
[This message has been edited by mrks (edited 10-20-2003).]
- Padrig
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Thanks mrks, I'll email you with questions as problems arise. I would love to see your new setup. Meanwhile here is the big-ass fan I got from Dad.
[img]http://home.armourarchive.org/members/padrig/big_fan.JPG[/img]
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[img]http://home.armourarchive.org/members/padrig/big_fan.JPG[/img]
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