Date: 12/11/2002, 7:13 pm
Severne
Thanks for the post, also, I think Fine Woodworking had a article a few years back about this, too. Now that I got that part out of the way, just wanted to add that you have a thankless and extremely important job; seems like anyone in the public works field, from POTWs to road crews, you all are the ones who really keep the country running. I know it's off-topic, but how million gallons per day does your plant treat? Secondary or tertiary?
: I ran into this article on wood dust problems and toxicity. The more I learn
: about my pastime, the more I use my respirator mask AND dust collectors. I
: wouldn't think of using any sander that I couldn't hook up to a vacuum.
: And people think my job, sewage treatment plant engineer, is risky. Hah. Its
: the only place I know where people wash their hands before going to the
: bathroom.
Messages In This Thread
- Other: Wood Toxicity *LINK*
Severne -- 12/11/2002, 3:44 pm- Re: Other: Now we have an explanation
Malcolm Schweizer -- 12/12/2002, 8:07 am- Re: Other: Wood Toxicity
Rick Allnutt -- 12/11/2002, 10:02 pm- Re: Other: Wood Toxicity *LINK*
Dean Trexel -- 12/11/2002, 9:26 pm- Re: Other: Wood Toxicity
Mike and Rikki -- 12/11/2002, 7:13 pm- Re: Other: Wood Toxicity
Severne -- 12/11/2002, 7:41 pm
- Re: Other: Wood Toxicity
- Re: Other: Now we have an explanation