Thank you so much grepper.
In fact, I bought a woodwork dust collector a few months back and was afraid of the fire and refunded it. The reason I bought woodworking dust collector was because I couldn't buy metal dust collector at reasonable prices here in Korea.
So I solve the dust problem in two ways.
First, if possible, I remove the metal as much as possible with Tormek and move to the belt grinder.
Second, I use magnet. I wrap a 100 mm x 25 mm x 10 mm neodymium magnet with a wet towel and place it 2 inches behind the edge. When the metal dust is accumulated in one spot, I push it to around. And I often sprayed water here to prevent fire. But I have never experienced a problem, although I have forgotten to spray water several times.
These are quite effective, but I think it's less effective than using a dust collector.
In fact, I bought a woodwork dust collector a few months back and was afraid of the fire and refunded it. The reason I bought woodworking dust collector was because I couldn't buy metal dust collector at reasonable prices here in Korea.
So I solve the dust problem in two ways.
First, if possible, I remove the metal as much as possible with Tormek and move to the belt grinder.
Second, I use magnet. I wrap a 100 mm x 25 mm x 10 mm neodymium magnet with a wet towel and place it 2 inches behind the edge. When the metal dust is accumulated in one spot, I push it to around. And I often sprayed water here to prevent fire. But I have never experienced a problem, although I have forgotten to spray water several times.
These are quite effective, but I think it's less effective than using a dust collector.