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06-18-2012, 10:32 AM
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What I have done to my tools is that I get the yard blower and blow the dust out of them after use. It seems to help as I used them a lot and no problems. I mean with all the fiberglass dust inside of them it can't be good for it.
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06-18-2012, 03:33 PM
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I have been using the harbor freight $19 grinder and 24 grit burned one up with the dust. its the dust in the motor that kills them.
also take out what you can in big chunks using air chisles and crow bars. With the shop vac's get the paper bags that go in the vac (like the one mom buy's) so the dust doesent get blown around. Also I have found a box fan blowing on me upstream of the grinding area, I find it keeps alot of the glass dust off me as I grind. read less iching.
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