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I don't. I use my central vacuum nozzle to catch the sawdust under my scroll saw table, and have a fan blowing roughly sideways across the surface of the saw table to blow the top sawdust away from me. I stick to non-exotic wood cutting most of the time, so for most projects, I don't even wear a mask. If I do decide to wear one, it's one of the disposable high efficiency styles made by BNX that fit me well around the nose and chin with no leaks. I get them from Amazon.

Charley

 

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I use a highly efficient cyclone dust collection system, that I designed myself and is attached to the saw, and I use a small fan that blows across the table. The I have to wear spectacles even with the magnifying glass, but at the end of the day my eyes feel like I have been standing in a sand storm all day.

I’m a pensioner with limited funds so I can’t install a filtration system in the work shop.

Maybe my half max is not doing the job properly, I don’t know.

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4 hours ago, Don Bedggood said:

and ear muffs.

I will say I recently did get some hearing protection for when I scrolling. 
My normal tinnitus was starting to take on a different tone.
So I figured "here's your sign" and now I wear them when scrolling/mowing the yard and such.  

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I was just playing with black walnut, and I do were a respirator. Especially when using random orbit sander ROS. I also do it outside and have a big box fan on high.

I noticed that is natural to take off mask respirator when I am done sanding.  But I have to think about cleaning out sander and vacuum, keep the mask on.  

Me. Mark Eason.

 

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1 hour ago, Joe W. said:

I will say I recently did get some hearing protection for when I scrolling. 
My normal tinnitus was starting to take on a different tone.
So I figured "here's your sign" and now I wear them when scrolling/mowing the yard and such.  

I've had it for 50 years. Sounds like chains jingling at different pitches. Wierd.

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