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Re: Spontaneous Combustion.
By:NPenney
Date: 6/22/1998, 9:59 am
In Response To: Re: Spontaneous Combustion. (Mark Kanzler)

If you're of any size, as in substantial quantity of building going on, this metal container may actually be a legal requirement for you. EPA, and then sub the states, have VOC laws whereby airing out those oily rags becomes illegal. So far, they don't usually affect home owners and backyard boat builders. But they do in some areas, and more are getting affected as laws crank down.

> Another solution is to put them in a tightly sealed metal container.
> They can be purchased for this purpose, but tend to be a little expensive
> (~ $40). Northern sells a six and a ten gallon version. Less than
> a new garage and buying all new tools.

Messages In This Thread

Warning, Sawdust Can Explode.
Mark Kanzler -- 6/8/1998, 6:51 pm
Re: Warning, Sawdust, fumes and static electricity
Tor-Henrik Furmyr -- 6/9/1998, 5:13 am
Re: Warning, Sawdust, fumes and static electricity
Mark Kanzler -- 6/9/1998, 9:54 am
Dust collection with plastic hoses
Mike Spence -- 6/9/1998, 11:34 am
Re: Dust collection with plastic hoses
Don Beale -- 6/9/1998, 3:34 pm
Re: Dust collection with plastic hoses
Mike Spence -- 6/9/1998, 8:31 pm
Re: Dust collection with plastic hoses How does a groung wire work?
Mark Kanzler -- 6/10/1998, 6:30 pm
Re: Spontaneous Combustion.
Mark Kanzler -- 6/10/1998, 6:24 pm
Re: Spontaneous Combustion.
NPenney -- 6/22/1998, 9:59 am
Re: Dust collection with plastic hoses
Paul Jacobson -- 6/9/1998, 11:54 pm
Re: Dust collection with plastic hoses
Don Beale -- 6/9/1998, 11:18 pm