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George, could you dedicate a wheelchair for use only in the shop? The chips that stick to the wheels or land on the chair may be traveling out of your shop… I’d imagine that some of the swarf that

I've got a shop apron, mats in front of the machines, and a small door mat at the exit of my shop. But the only thing that keeps chips in the shop (mostly) is to keep a pair of "shop shoes" for use

Another thing I learned from a wood carving group years ago is to use a shop apron with a full width pocket to catch errant chips before they hit the floor. I have two shop aprons and a shop coat.

Chips just fall where they want. I have trays, magnets, apron, vac, on and on and still they make it into my hands. As I use a wheelchair, chips or cuts in my hands are common. So I just accept all

My mini lathe is in a little shop in the backyard. I have a 12 gallon Rigid vacuum that's used to tidy things up while making chips and afterwards. Can't say as I've tracked anything into the house

John, My shop occupies a spare bedroom and the floor is all ceramic. I have to be very conscientious about cleanliness. I have a dedicated a pair of slip on shop shoes. I also have a Fein shop vac

My wife figured out the solution years ago, no shoes in the house. -- Chris Albertson Redondo Beach, California

I’ve seen more than one person reccomend a pair of ’shop shoes’ and someplace to sit near the garage/shop door so you can change to the ‘house shoes’ when going back into the house to keep

I wear a different pair of shoes and remove them before coming up from my basement.

Chips LOVE to get stuck in carpeting. So I have a piece of scrap carpeting in front of the door from the garage into the house. The chips get fooled into thinking it is somebody’s nice home

A shoe wiping floor mat on the way into the house also helps. Roy

Please send photo. Most of us have somebody that don’t like brass . Johannes Lavoll.

My wife has been complaining for some time about the chips from my house getting tracked into the house from the garage shop. I have been vacuuming snd swiping a lot by to no avail. I have come up

Bruce, The links work fine for me now! Must have been a glitch.

That is strange; I think it’s then something in whatever email client you’re using. If it’s any web link in any email, it might be possibly some obscure preference setting to disable web links.

I am getting them directly from the forum as far as I am aware.

The links work for me, Dick. ralphie

Twisting in the bed is more of a problem with heavier lathes than the 7x lathes, because they’re normally levelled and bolted down to the floor. They can get a twist if out of level If a 7x has a

They’ve always worked for me. Are you getting these posts via email or directly on the forum site? If so what mail client? There are a lot of variables that can come into play for an issue like

in the original post the URL got mangled. : https://usa.banggood.com/Audew-0-25_4mm-LCD-Digital-Vehicle-Tyre-Tread-Depth-Gauge-Measuring-Caliper-Tire-Repair-Tools-p-1204755.html