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Welding Fume Extraction

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Chris In Marshfield

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Hi all,

Setting up my small basement shop and planning for welding accommodations. Aside from running dedicated electric for the welder, I also will probably need some fume extraction. I’ll be doing simple welding down there - nothing huge (since I’ll never get it out - a la Gibbs). Will somethIng like a large bathroom exhaust fan do the trick, perhaps with a removable flex tube from a dust collector?

~Chris
 
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