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Alden, I've struggled with this filtration issue for years. Here's a KD posting describing my approach to the problem...

If you use a flat platen like I do, what I do is have a shop vac with the narrow nozzle directed right up the platen about 1/2" from the...

Cut into the burlap/glow in the dark block and there are lots of air holes. I think I will do it with either clamps or my 2 ton press...

I use a Dust Deputy hooked up to my shop vac and a box fan with a filter next to my grinder to catch some of the finer stuff. It it...

I have three Armaghs available. All are AEB-L at 61 Rc. Professionally heat treated and cryoed. They are ground with a very shallow...

Alden, I've struggled with this filtration issue for years. Here's a KD posting describing my approach to the problem...

Thanks guys, I'm planning on doing a box fan. I have been using a shop vac, but it hasn't been cutting it for me.

Yeah, I have some vacuum stuff incoming to try. The fabric like denim and linen is beautifully solid with the 6 ton press. Burlap and...

I'm looking to do the same. I'm leaning towards a box fan because it's the cheapest. But I'm considering other options

If you use a flat platen like I do, what I do is have a shop vac with the narrow nozzle directed right up the platen about 1/2" from the...

A vacuum pot would eliminate that. Perhaps use more epoxy and squeegee the excess from each layer as you add them, trying to eliminate...

I'm looking to do the same. I'm leaning towards a box fan because it's the cheapest. But I'm considering other options

I have three Armaghs available. All are AEB-L at 61 Rc. Professionally heat treated and cryoed. They are ground with a very shallow...

I have three Armaghs available. All are AEB-L at 61 Rc. Professionally heat treated and cryoed. They are ground with a very shallow...

Cut into the burlap/glow in the dark block and there are lots of air holes. I think I will do it with either clamps or my 2 ton press...