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RE: Milling/Drilling G10 Fiberglass

Posted by Audio Pete on December 29, 2017 at 10:54:45:
I build prototype amps. using Vectorboard and flea clips. But when I have to first cut the board to size and file down the rough edges, I always wear a dust mask until I have washed off the remainder of the material. If the dust gets in my throat it takes a while to clear and is probably dangerous although it's not like asbestos. Just hate it. Same goes for speaker cabs. lined with fiberglass but I add gloves and goggles.