[Woodcarver] (no subject)

[Byron]

Try a small fan close to your work but pointed away from you and the work.  It doesn't take much of a breeze to pull the smoke away.   Also, you can reduce the amount of smoke my burning cooler and going over several times areas you want dark.


Byron Kinnaman
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http://home.earthlink.net/~abkinnaman



----- Original Message ----- 
From: dick carter 
To: woodcarver woodcarver
Sent: 11/11/2007 1:08:24 PM 
Subject: [Woodcarver] (no subject)



 

Just started (actually tried) some woodburning. My meager efforts indicate that I need many, many hours of practice and that I will have
many many questions to pose.
My first question is, "What do you do with the smoke?" Now remember I just started... I don't want someone to tell me that I need the 'XXQ
Ultra Smoke Remover' for $1000 ( with $25 filters that last 20 minutes) 
And I live in New England so I don't want to take my nice warm room-air and blow it out the nearest window.
Answers anyone (???) or should I forget about woodcarving/woodburning an take up a hobby of "sniggling". (Anyone know what that is??)

Thanks in advance... cough ...cough... cough...

Dick Carter
In the Manadnock area of NH
rhc511 at hotmail.com
Please check-out my stuff at:
http://www.picturetrail.com/cartersstuff





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