What to do about metal shavings from chop saw, etc.

[John T]

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Those ladies are out of luck.

That dude is about as queer as a 3 dollar bill

[Lis2323]

Those ladies are out of luck.

That dude is about as queer as a 3 dollar bill

huh

no idea. just saw the pic and thought of you.

[52 Ford]

LOL! Fairly certain it's the start of a porno...

WTF were you tryna look up that you "just happened to stumble onto this" picture?

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[Lis2323]

LOL! Fairly certain it's the start of a porno...

WTF were you tryna look up that you "just happened to stumble onto this" picture?

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JT weld web vacuum shaving sucking

what. not the right key words??

[John T]

huh

no idea. just saw the pic and thought of you.

I don't wear skinny jeans.

They make my butt look big.

[52 Ford]

JT weld web vacuum shaving sucking

what. not the right key words??

"Vacuum shaving"

The Flowbee!


https://www.amazon.com/Flowbee-Hairc...22231590&psc=1


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[John T]

"Vacuum shaving"

The Flowbee!


https://www.amazon.com/Flowbee-Hairc...22231590&psc=1


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I wonder if that's a Ronco product
Not sure why but that always reminds me of Chia pet

[52 Ford]

I wonder if that's a Ronco product
Not sure why but that always reminds me of Chia pet

Flowbee haircut...

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[BD1]

[QUOTE=ZLT;8870468]Thanks everyone! This has given me some great ideas.

My great idea is a bandsaw. I started with a Milwaukee Porta band, a Harbor Freight 4x6 bandsaw, and then bought a real one, an ELLIS 1600. They all still get used today.

I minimize what the chop saw is used for.

[smithdoor]

I did use a chop saw in my shop.
I used them but just to big cut compared to a bandsaw.

I would setup a 4x6 saw close to welder or other types of work and just have employee run saw as they welded, grind or drill.
No time loss with saw to cut and save materials from sawing.

I still use today in my shop working by myself.

Dave

[QUOTE=BD1;8870835]

Thanks everyone! This has given me some great ideas.

My great idea is a bandsaw. I started with a Milwaukee Porta band, a Harbor Freight 4x6 bandsaw, and then bought a real one, an ELLIS 1600. They all still get used today.

I minimize what the chop saw is used for.