Greetings from Houston, Tx.

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Pete275

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Hello everyone, after being a casual observer i have finally signed up to the site. I've been turning pens for about a year and a half. To call it my hobby would only be a half truth as it is more like an obsession. Thanks to all who have been posting on the site I have learned a lot and know I will learn much more.

I'd like to ask everyone about respirator preferences. Just looking for opinions ie what's being used and so forth.
 
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TomW

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Welcome Wayne. I'd suggest your lung doctor is the one to discuss particle size with ....

Tom
 

renowb

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Welcome Wayne from Spring, TX just north of Houston. . Yes definitely check with the Dr.
 

CSue

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Welcome Wayne . . . or do you prefer "Pete?"

Here are a few links you might want to browse through if you haven't yet.

This link is - a PDF document on the acronyms used here on the IAP site. I am sure you know many but this will help with those you don't.
http://content.penturners.org/articl...9/Acronyms.pdf

This link has postings by different pen turners on what they wish they had known earlier:
http://www.penturners.org/forum/showthread.php?t=46654


I'm looking forward to seeing some of your work.
 

Pete275

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Thanks to all glad to be aboard, as far as name preference, Wayne is my given name, Pete is a family nickname. Although I prefer to be called Wayne either is fine. :)
 

Charles

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Welcome aboard from Spring, Tx. Good to see another turner in Houston. There are a ton great people on this site and someone always has an answer for questions. Enjoy the addiction!!!
 

bitshird

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Welcome to the IAP and as for a respirator use the best you can afford, most woods aren't really toxic, a few are but none are good to breathe the micro particulates, Look forward to seeing some of your work
 
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