"The Eternal Squire" wrote in message
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Hello everyone,

My wife and I had been 'discussing' some of the effects of my hobby, such
as
the possible exposure of my 2-month old baby girl to lead vapor from
soldering.

Seriously, you'd better consider the effects of the fumes from the solder
fluxes. Since our shop is in an office environment, I bought some devices
from TechniTool to solve the problem of solder fumes. At first glance
they resemble a small bench lamps, but house a small fan and charcoal
filter.
The moveable arm allows them to placed near the work area where the
soldering is done.

Pete

Uncle Peter wrote:
"The Eternal Squire" wrote in message
...

Hello everyone,

My wife and I had been 'discussing' some of the effects of my hobby, such

as

the possible exposure of my 2-month old baby girl to lead vapor from
soldering.


Seriously, you'd better consider the effects of the fumes from the solder
fluxes.

I used to use superglue to attach IC's to pc breadboards dead bug style.
How
about the fumes from heated superglue! (Burns your eyes!)

Uncle Peter wrote:
"The Eternal Squire" wrote in message
...

Hello everyone,

My wife and I had been 'discussing' some of the effects of my hobby, such

as

the possible exposure of my 2-month old baby girl to lead vapor from
soldering.


Seriously, you'd better consider the effects of the fumes from the solder
fluxes.

I used to use superglue to attach IC's to pc breadboards dead bug style.
How
about the fumes from heated superglue! (Burns your eyes!)