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If you are working with old iron, try building a separate area for racking your steel, or, a separate sanding blasting room with proper ventilation and good lighting. If you work on auto fabrication, why not have a frame jig table or a rolling overhead crane to move frames and engines into place. If auto body work is your game, how can you design it to keep the dust from overtaking all of the building? Maybe a simple divider and an exhaust fan will keep the dust and dirt under control. There are many considerations, plan them out and be open to new valid suggestions. | If you are working with old iron, try building a separate area for racking your steel, or, a separate sanding blasting room with proper ventilation and good lighting. If you work on auto fabrication, why not have a frame jig table or a rolling overhead crane to move frames and engines into place. If auto body work is your game, how can you design it to keep the dust from overtaking all of the building? Maybe a simple divider and an exhaust fan will keep the dust and dirt under control. There are many considerations, plan them out and be open to new valid suggestions. | ||
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