Sawdust in the house

Bob Gibson said:

I don't like aprons myself. The dust and chips seem to get into all the arm and neck areas. I have an old loose fitting thin nylon pullover that I cut the sleeves off of around the elbow. It hangs a bit below the waist. I just brush off my shoes and pants. No dust complaints from my wife in a long time so I guess it works

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I tried a denim apron. I did not care for it. I am going to try Bob's idea.

Enjoy,

JimB

Sawdust in the house is a problem? I thought it was room freshener?

Only work with pine & your house will small great. Like Christmas all year around.

Bart Leetch said:

Like Christmas all year around.

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just a reminder, only 55 days to go!

semi funny, but every. single. time. I have to work with cedar, somebody inevitably walks into the shop and tell me how great it smells. At which point I kinda want to smash them in the face with something large, blunt, and heavy. I hate that smell. Spend a few days immersed in it, and tell me how wonderful it is. Smells like a hamster cage. Pine isn't much better. The smell of pine reminds me of cat urine for some reason.

YUCK!

Karl,

You have a MAJOR olfactory problem. I hope it pays off big to your advantage when you have to use an outhouse or some other malodorous location.

Enjoy,

JimB

Between the dog and cat fur, and desert dust around here, wood dust is the least of our worries.

Oh, and yes, I have been making some sawdust lately....