Any woodworkers?

Yeah same as wheat dust

 

How is that possible?

 

It tried, this is the side closest to the shop.

 

Not sure. It started in the early morning hours.

 

At my previous job for an electrical engineering, a manufacturer wanted to set up a new production line so we went to document their existing panel loads, breakers, wire size and run distances. In taking the covers off of the panels, most of them had 4" of saw dist in them. Our report to them noted this and we suggested they clean them regularly.

They said they did every 6 months.

 

My brother had a house fire , his truck was parked about 40' from the house and it melted his headlights and turn signals

intense heat

 

While sawdust and static are a problem, the air volume most home workshops deal with don’t rise to the dangerous levels needed for combustion. We’re talking more production shop levels. There was some science done on that several years ago.

Also, that grounding wire for PVC pipe also went by the myth wayside, as the surface area it benefits is very low compared to the surface area of the pipe. You’d basically need five or six different stands of wire wrapped around the PVC to be of benefit.

Dust fires tend to be more of a metal object accidentally sucked up and hitting the impellers, or dust settling on electronics like mentioned above. Much higher risk for other sources like drying finish rags. Those things can put off some serious heat and spontaneously combust.

 

https://youtu.be/8W5QQ9lTPOc

 

What they ended up with was great but the main root system they didn't buy was amazing.

 

Goofing around with scrapwood...

 

Those actually work well for cutting cakes. It would be a nice extra to go along with one of your infamous cutting boards.

 

Kinda what i was thinking, cake knife, i just wonder if its going to warp...

 

I made one a long, long time ago and the last time I saw it, there was no warp. As long as it is just wiped off with soap and water, it should be fine. I used spray can lacquer to seal it.

 

Damascus lumber
very nice

 

First coat of salad bowl finish.

 

Somehow I got unsubbed from this again...anyone here good at picking paint colors? I have no clue what I'm doing. Just bought a house and trying to pick colors.

 

I would only be able to tell you to use the same colors the interior designer used for my house when it was built.

 

I am not allowed to give an opinion other than head to your local paint store and grab some of their free catalogs. It’ll give you some ideas and you can narrow the search very fast that way

 

What are your cabinet colors?