I'm moving into a condo with garage, and am thinking about abandoning my "loud" tools.
Any of you have a table that shows db level by tool?
In my experience, the planer is hands-down the loudest thing in my shop, followed by the router, then the table saw.
My band saw really isn't very loud - at least not for what I do with it (cutting joints).
I've seen a few tables - which show odd stuff. They show sanders and jointers as being pretty loud. It's just not my experience.
(I have a disc sander, and a 4" jointer).
My jointer is really not very loud at all. Not sure how the jointer even makes it on a loud tool list.
(most of what I work with is 3/4" --- for boxes and furniture).
In any event - if you were to list your stuff ---- say top 5 loud tools ---- what would it be?
Any of you have a table that shows db level by tool?
In my experience, the planer is hands-down the loudest thing in my shop, followed by the router, then the table saw.
My band saw really isn't very loud - at least not for what I do with it (cutting joints).
I've seen a few tables - which show odd stuff. They show sanders and jointers as being pretty loud. It's just not my experience.
(I have a disc sander, and a 4" jointer).
My jointer is really not very loud at all. Not sure how the jointer even makes it on a loud tool list.
(most of what I work with is 3/4" --- for boxes and furniture).
In any event - if you were to list your stuff ---- say top 5 loud tools ---- what would it be?
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