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[George Farrell]

Hi dick
    Set a small fan close to your work blowing away from you NOT ON the 
work.   If
you blow onto the work, the burner tip will cool and you'll have trouble 
getting a good
burn.  Setting the fan to blow away from the work, the fan will pick up 
the smoke
without cooling the working tip.
George

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> 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??)

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

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> Dick Carter

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