Woodworking Tips - Sanding Dust Collection & Quality of Work

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Woodworking Tips - You can make your woodworking career last longer and your finished pieces look sharper if you invest in good dust collection options for your random orbit sander. George Vondriska gives you some expert buying advice for finding and operating sanders and dust collectors that will help you to improve the quality of your work, maximize the life of your abrasives and minimize the amount of sawdust that ends up in your lungs.
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[@sootydave1]

Real good advice. Love video's you produce, always informative and to the point. No long drawn out chat about none related stuff. Keep um coming. and as they say hear in the Carolina s. Let's get er done.....

[@raitodigital2092]

Nice selling skill. I love sellers like this. It's very hard to say no.

[@lani_lucia]

Thanks!! I know what to buy now to refinished my old bench!

[@missingno777]

Great video, and a great point about just sanding the dust not the wood. I much prefer these than videos than ones that seem to be blatant ads for large expensive machines. I did a work trial at a rustic furniture building shop (timber slabs, not milled boards) and there's a lot of sanding involved. There was no dust collection. Should I be accepted as an apprentice, and as we all know apprentices do the sanding, this is going to change.

[@visiblevr3443]

Ok

[@sail0rp0peye]

very informative and to the point, no BS.. Great video.

[@pikubird]

thx. very good video. subbed and liked.

[@versatileduplicity9313]

If your wood gets dusty after staining, then use a swifter sweeper to get it off !!!

[@rrenee501]

Was one system better than the other?

[@walkertongdee]

Sawdust is worthless why be a collector? You should something more valuable or useful...