I know it would be somewhat awkward but could you use them to dust the woodwork?
351955
I assume you could but there are better ways to dust woodwork. I wear the slipper all the time to keep my tile and wood floors dusted. They're great for that.
351956
I would not waste money on this product.It did not do the job that it was supposed to do.Fiber was crushed when wearing them to walk with.
351957
Actually, I find them quite good for baseboards. Not so much for crown moldings.
1882522
I have not tried it for that but from what I have seen of the dust collection capabilities of the sander, I would say not, it would miss a lot of the dust. Just my opinion.
1920851
You would have to use a very light touch. They are not cut very deeply. I think you would have to experiment a bit.
2170707
yes you could use them but the size of the spoon head might seem to be a little small for you for me it wouldn't matter
753417
Thanks for your inquiry. Most of the wood floors we carry can work for your use.
167075
They are not used for wood. They are best used for machinist work but will also serve well for items like grout removal.
1064635
I suppose they could. I don't think I'd recommend buying them for that sole purpose though. Something about it just seems awkward/precarious to me, but I don't know what exactly.
1182784
I don't think that I would use these for delicate work. You could cut the fibers down, but then you could also go to your local craft store and buy exactly what you need.
1738179
You could but it would probably look like something was missing and wouldn't be nearly as sturdy. The table is fairly narrow so one quick swipe and it would be dust free.
942849
I don't see why not, although if the sawdust is fine some may blow through the collection bag. There is some dust when collecting leaves.
1577308
i'm sure you can,except they did not offer a bag. i would use a dust bag if it was offered.
911948
I don't see why you couldn't use a dust vacuum as long as you got the right fit. Think I'll try that myself!
167074
They are not well suited for wood but I suppose you could use them for that purpose. They will work on all hard materials but be sure to wear safety glasses and yes, they are cold chisels. I felt it was a good selection for the price.
1889499
You would have to potentially turn them upside down to use them. As they are they are very stiff and heavy to cut so I imagine it would be uncomfortable. I would recommend the soft grip fiskars, might be the better option.
523261
I'm that it's possible, but, unless you have a very gentle touch, you'd probably remove some of the wood, also. There are many products that you could buy to get the job done without it being very costly.
328053
I don't think so. But, having stated that, I found these 'tools' to be useless. Our grandkids played with them for a few minutes and have yet to touch them!!! This was 2 YEARS ago. Dust catchers. Period. I don't even mess with them. Very expensive dust catchers. Keep your money.
521314
I don't see why not. It is basically a water trap. If you are sanding wood floors I would think you would do far better with something like the dust deputy (http://www.amazon.com/Oneida-AXD000004-The-Dust-Deputy/dp/B002GZLCHM/) which is specifically designed for wood dust.