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It's in the Bag: Catch Small Parts and Dust
Issue: Issue 296
Posted Date: 3/6/2012

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When cutting several small pieces on my miter or table saw, I put a mesh bag in the body of my shop vacuum and hold it in place with one end of the hose. I attach the other end close to my saw blade. When I turn on the vacuum and the saw, the vacuum pulls the sawdust into the body, while the mesh bag traps the small parts. I can cut all the pieces without stopping the saw or getting my fingers close to the blade. If I only need a few pieces, I put the mesh bag in the end of the hose.

-Stanley H. Pulaski, Cedar Springs, Michigan

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