Snapperhead
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- Oct 5, 2013
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I want to build a cabinet that I can use to contain an accidental spill while doing various processes, or at least give me some extra time for containment or evacuation if needed. I would like it to be sealed off with a positive pressure fume hood, with both power, water, and waste sump inside. I would like to know any advice you have on the most suitable materials to use and also a good size to start with. I am still in the learning and equipment building stage, and I would like to make myself a safe work zone when processing the plated pins, fingers, IC's, and later Pd and Ta caps (around 2Kg of each per run).
Its not that I am clumsy, I live in a place that has the occasional earthquake, and I want to be prepared if it happens again.
Thanks
Its not that I am clumsy, I live in a place that has the occasional earthquake, and I want to be prepared if it happens again.
Thanks