#AskFedi #WoodWorkers #WoodShop #Cleaning #Sawdust

How do I clean sawdust from an old shop? I can’t pressure wash the building interior because the electrical is iffy. I can’t trust that hidden conduits are sealed.

Static electricity is a real problem, though I could wait for monsoon season to raise the humidity.

I have a dumb shop vac and a Nifilsk vac (small, but excellent filtration.)

How do I avoid blowing myself up? 😀

I’ve been seeing samples of this deep blue-green (birch?) wood and I was wondering if this is considered spalting by fungi or if there is an other cause. Any ideas out there?

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Work is slowly getting along in reshaping the garage into an actual workshop. Been constantly thinking of different layouts for the one wall as to whether keeping the current setup but adding cabinets above the workbench area.

Thinking of putting in tall sliding cabinets for storage and have separate stations for the miter saw and table saw. This also includes building a mobile assembly table that all these things can be easily moved around and stored off to the side.

#WoodWorkers

There are many who are asking "Where did all the #Forums go?" They're still out there for you to be part of.

One of them that I run is for the #IndependentCreators out there. From #WoodWorkers to #artist and more. Give it a look and let me know what you think, even better if you'll join the community.

https://indiecreator.community/

Hey, all you #Woodworkers/#FurnitureMakers out there:

These were not on this table when movers put my stuff in storage. 9 months later, when they moved my stuff back into my place, these dings were there (plus some other new scratches).

At 1st I thought they were punch marks from something, but after taking these pix, it looks like dowels that have shrunk & took bits of the teak veneer with them.

Before I trash an otherwise decent piece of furniture, can this be fixed? If so, how do I do it?