I've just started getting into woodworking, I missed out on doing it in high school and my Dad can make just about anything from metal but has limited woodworking skills. As a result I'm fairly good with my hands and quite proficient with metal work, but I know about as much as Jon Snow when it comes to woodworking. I've started my first project and one thing that has become clear is the need for good dust management. I also read an interesting article [1] on the Fine Wood Work Association (WA) website on the dangers of wood dust and efficacy of the various management options. It's made me quite conscious of it and at the moment I'm wearing disposable dust masks that I'm sure do close to nothing except be annoying, especially on top of my beard. If I get right into woodworking I'll likely look into a proper dust extraction system, but that's a rather expensive option to jump into straight off the bat. At the moment in addition to the fairly useles...