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Refurbing tool boxes indoors

Johnny Generic

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Suggestions / ideas on keeping sanding, grinding metal waste dust / rust from spreading all over while working indoors ( in basement ). Thinking about a box fan with furnace filter on it that would be behind sanding area. Pulling dust into filter. Have a few tool box projects that I would like to complete. Working outdoors is not possible due to winter weather. Have a 3 inch furnace vent (not in use) I could tap into. Thanks, Johnny Generic.
 
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Kevin54

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How much work are you going to be doing on a toolbox that needs metal ground? It's not like you're restoring a car. Just make sure you sweep the floor afterwards so you don't drag the dust upstairs? No need to go overboard. When you grind, just grind towards a box or a wall to keep everything in one area.
 

Stuart in MN

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Does your sander have a dust collection bag, or provisions to hook it up to a vacuum? These things won't eliminate the dust but will certainly help.
 
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