On today’s show we’re talking about our approaches to dust collection, shop flooring, cupping after resawing, gluing cedar, and preventing chatter when hand planing.
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We’d like to thank Donavan Cummings, Kyle Prince, Matt Parker, Robert Cheshire, Paul Engel, Pete Dal Ferro, Steve Hammes, Mike McMahon, and Troy Bussard.
What’s on the Bench
Marc – Made CNC templates. PMV-11 chisels came in.
Matt – Finishing up the Garden Bench
Shannon – making banding from holly and ebony
Main Topic: Dust Collection
- What each of us do to contain dust, clean up, and keep the shop safe
- Dust collection at the source
- Cleaning the air
- Personal protection
- Cleanup afterward
Voicemails & Emails
- Zev needs dust collection in new shop space
- Joe asks about flooring in his shared shop space
- Lucas needs to glue cedar
- Harvey has Walnut that cups like crazy after resawing
- Peter asks about bevel up vs bevel down planes for figured Walnut
Ask Us a Question
Send in questions via the contact form here on site or hit us up on IG at woodtalkshow or send us a voicemail using your phone voice memo app to woodtalkshow@gmail.com
Finally you can find us individually on Instagram at mattcremona, woodwhisperer, and renaissancewoodworker
Social Media Homework
Proud of your dust collection or a specific set up? Post a picture of it and use the hashtag #woodtalk464. Or just write the hashtag in the pile of dust caused by your poor dust collection and post that.
4 replies on “WT464 – Hand Tools Don’t Make Dust?”
The last 2 episodes have had Shannon’s mic be extra bassy/boomy compared to Marc and Matt to the point I had to turn volume down when he was speaking for a longer segment.
Glad you guys got a sponsor and are back at it. Really love having the show to listen to.
We’re working through the issues on Shannon’s end. He’s using top quality gear but for some reason his recordings are a little “hot.” We’ll get it worked out.
It’s pretty easy to replace a few tiles of the vinyl planks. Get a few extra tiles and replace whatever you bust when you’re moving out.
I learned more about hand planes in the last 5 minutes than the Dude on YouTube has taught me in 5 months!
Great show guys!