Just getting back into turning and an old problem has come up again. When sanding a pen I keep getting bushing dust on the wood. Especially when working with light colored wood. I saw a post where somebody mentioned sealing the wood with CA glue but I seem to get the dust in the wood during the "rough" sanding.
Has anybody tried putting a few coats of CA on the bushings? What's the best way to avoid the dust getting on the wood?
When I do end up with bushing dust, what's the best way to get it off? Compressed air? Wipe with damp rag? Both? A solvent?
I'm sure somebody has come up with a good way/combination to do this.....just not me....
Thanks!!
Bill G.
Has anybody tried putting a few coats of CA on the bushings? What's the best way to avoid the dust getting on the wood?
When I do end up with bushing dust, what's the best way to get it off? Compressed air? Wipe with damp rag? Both? A solvent?
I'm sure somebody has come up with a good way/combination to do this.....just not me....
Thanks!!
Bill G.