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cast iron dust, I can taste it and that's probably bad

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turned a cast iron flange. dust everywhere, grey, the shop smells like a brake job. i had a fan in the window which i think just shared it with the yard. do people actually rig a vacuum or do you just wipe and accept the lungs you have
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Don't blow it off with the fan. The dust is abrasive and it belongs in a pan, not in the ways and not in you. A shop vac at the cut, or at least a damp rag and no air hose. I learned this after a week of black snot. That's the review.
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fan is off. vac hose is zip tied to the lamp like a professional. less dust in the teeth. ways got wiped before oil this time, which is the order i keep getting wrong

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