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15 Tips for Basement Workshops
December 1, 2008

FWW's online audience weighs in on muffling noise, stifling dust, adding light, and reducing moisture
Shop-Built Sanding Filter
May 21, 2008

We do a lot of sanding in our prefinishing shop, and the fine dust often clogged the filter on the shop vacuum. Cleaning the vacuum filter was messy and time-consuming,…
Mesh-Bag Vacuum Filter Keeps Small Parts on the Bench
February 5, 2008

Horizontal surfaces such as benchtops are great collecting areas, not only for wood dust but also for miscellaneous small parts and hardware, such as screws, that might be needed for…
Silence Your Shop Vac
December 1, 2007

Most vacuums are screaming banshees. A simple box stops the madness
A Versatile Sanding Station
October 23, 2007

A rolling cart features a downdraft table and shop vacs to collect the dust
Put a Cyclone Outside?
May 1, 2007

Q: I am building a new woodshop and want to keep the level of machine noise to a minimum. I plan to put my two-stage dust collector outside, but protected…
Dust Collection Demystified
November 15, 2006

Choosing and configuring a system to fit your needs, with guidelines on capacities and suggestions for ductwork layout
A Shop Built around an Island
December 1, 2005

Space-saving design improves work support, storage, and dust collection
All About Workshop Systems
November 1, 2005

There are big differences between a woodworking shop and just another room in the house. Yes, the creature comforts of heating and cooling are important in a shop, but a…
Improving a Portable Chip Collector
October 25, 2005

A few adjustments will boost the efficiency and capacity of your dust collector

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