yup, the last job that I did for a person (empty townhouse) was very dusty! fortunately for me it was ground level. The baseboard didn't cause too much dust (raining outside, so had to set up in the suite) but then the owner added a couple of headers, and wanted them to be covered with MDF. This was to hide some wires that came out of the ceiling, and ran across the top of the wall for a few feet.
You all know what happens when you route MDF! wow, clouds of dust. I never used to worry about it back in the days when I worked the film industry, but I sure do now though. I used my leaf blower on reverse to suck up what I could, then I opened the balcony door, and blasted the rest out. Home owner came in part way through, he laughed his head off (whew)
Anyhow it took me well over an hour to clean up the dust, time that I really wanted to use driving home. Over time I've found that some clients are almost more impressed by me leaving their home spotless than the work LOL
So that's a long way to say that with the upcoming trim job that I will start in a week- the deposit? yup. I think a Ct26, as it will go nicely with my TS55, and I think it has enough goof to work wiith my milwaukee scms. Now and then I would also need it to attach to a router.
I gotta get a trailer
my poor old suv explorer is almost full!
I do wish that Festool was more like Sears: twice a year their stuff is on 1/2 price. Oh well
You all know what happens when you route MDF! wow, clouds of dust. I never used to worry about it back in the days when I worked the film industry, but I sure do now though. I used my leaf blower on reverse to suck up what I could, then I opened the balcony door, and blasted the rest out. Home owner came in part way through, he laughed his head off (whew)
Anyhow it took me well over an hour to clean up the dust, time that I really wanted to use driving home. Over time I've found that some clients are almost more impressed by me leaving their home spotless than the work LOL
So that's a long way to say that with the upcoming trim job that I will start in a week- the deposit? yup. I think a Ct26, as it will go nicely with my TS55, and I think it has enough goof to work wiith my milwaukee scms. Now and then I would also need it to attach to a router.
I gotta get a trailer
my poor old suv explorer is almost full!I do wish that Festool was more like Sears: twice a year their stuff is on 1/2 price. Oh well
