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Posted by Kris Krieger on June 18, 2008, 7:06 pm
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>> Hi, ALl, I was wondering whether anyone is familiar with air-
>> filtration/fume hood type systems suitble for a very small in-home
>> glassworking bench. Best would be somehting that coudl be lifted
>> onto
> the
>> working surface during soldering/grinding (tho' I intend to do most
>> of my grinding outside, as I have a covered porch), then lifted off
>> and moved when I'm either scoring glass, or using the table for some
>> other purpose.
>>
>> TIA!
>>
>> - Kris
>
> Hakko makes a good fume trap and if you have a way to vent the air
> outside you could juririg a stove top exhaust. It's the fumes from the
> flux that you need to vent away not from grinding unless you are
> grinding dry.
>
Thanks, I'm looking up their info :)
((I'm trying to decide whether I should go for a fume hood or fume
collector, or whether I could get away with turning my Miele on and wiring
the nozzle to the desk (it has a HEPA filter and I can get either super-
filter bags, or HEPA bags for "double filtering"), or whether I should get
a window fan (pointed outdoors) and rig up a duct. Or maybe just get a
small folding table and chair and do it outside before the day heats up too
much ;) ))
- Kris
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