You’ll learn how to protect yourself from respirable wood dust using masks, respirators, and air-filtration devices. You’ll also discover ways to control dust and capture the mountains of sawdust produced by portable power tools and stationary machines. When it’s helpful, Sandor uses charts and graphs to illustrate the information.

Woodshop Dust Control, 2nd ed.

Start taking control with dust collectors for your particular tools, dust masks and helmets, and air movers you can buy or make, as well as portable collectors such as vacuums and dust bag attachments for your tools. Illustrated instructions show how to make your own customized dust chutes, collectors, hoods, and pickups for your table saw, radial arm saw, router table/shaper, planer, jointer, drill press, band saw, and chop saw/miter saw.

Controlling Dust in the Workshop

This books skillfully guides the woodworker through all the steps necessary in the design and construction of an efficient system and provides tips for easy installation...

Dust Collection Basics