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I played around with routers and CNCs for a few years in my garage at my old house. A key finding, obvious to anyone with experience, is that routers generate
by tekstar 6y ago
I played around with routers and CNCs for a few years in my garage at my old house. A key finding, obvious to anyone with experience, is that routers generate a lot of very fine dust, compared to most saws or drills. And this dust will stay there forever without adequate collection. Even now years later and after a house move I'll find a box or something from that garage that just makes my eyes itch and water the moment I touch it.
- moistly 6y agoIt is also worth noting that there are a good many toxic and unhealthy woods out there, and that breathing router dust is an excellent way to become very, very ill. Wear a mask--a proper respirator-style mask!