[Jewelry making - Article 01130] - Re: [Orchid] A call to the left-handed

[silvermason]

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>     I find that simply keeping a slow steady flow of air from my mouth
>     into the cutting area clears most of the dust from my face when
>     using cut off and snap on discs. The worst is when I use bristle
>     >brushes, but again just a slow steady flow of air from the lungs
>     is a huge help 

    Yikes! James, this does not sound good at all! Isn't that breath
    coming from the same dusty air you're trying to avoid? Surely there
    must be some combo of fans, suction, and masks that would be a better
    solution. Maybe I'm missing something, but this seems too old-school
    to be a viable choice given our current knowledge of health and
    technology. 

Allan Mason

 
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