Tools of all sorts are welcome. They include hand tools, power tools, automotive tools, welding, etc...
I'm just getting started with woodworking, so I don't have a lot, but I've managed to make a few projects with what I currently have. If I had a planar, it would open the door to a lot more stuff that I could make, I think.
Dust collection.. You need dust collection.
For sure. I have a shop vac under the right workbench that is connected to the table saw. Otherwise, I broom everything up. Almost all my other tools have vac attachments, so getting a few more shop vacs isn't a bad idea. Thanks.
In a space this small... And especially with it being under your residence.. Keeping dust out of the air and also cleaned up is not only a good idea just for working, but also for safety. Sawdust is extremely flammable. Hate to burn the house down cause you hit a nail in a peice of wood.
What have you got for dust control/collection?
Jointer and planer go together.
A better table saw.
Used tools let you get more for less.
In the basement ?? Depending how big the door still to pass some big tooolings
Between the flights of stairs there is an exterior door thankfully so that helps, but yeah, I need to think through how big I make things so that they don't get stuck down there.
A good, comfortable, dust mask. And wear it when you're making fine dust (mainly sanding)
A good dust remover would be a nice addition also.
Good idea, thanks!
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