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Dave is right, dust air purifiers are specially tailored to do the job. Just make sure the one you get suits the size of the room, check the specs to see which is OK for you. A few options you can find and compare here **LINK**, maybe it helps. I recommend you put an accent on HEPA filtration as even the smallest-size particles are removed from the air with this technology. Other than that. you should take noise into consideration too as a loud purifier can really be annoying if you use it in your workspace.

I think Robert is right on this one.

Polyurethane glue works just fine as I know of.

Really nice work there, Jas. It's hard to find vids where everything is so well structured and laid out for the viewer.

Nice work there, great details!

Get air purifiers for dust removal, as many as you consider needed to cover all the areas in your home, a really hefty one for your workshop, and you're done. These devices are specially manufactured to collect dust from the air so that your allergy won't trigger anymore and you can breathe as you did your entire life. And btw, it's a more common issue than you'd think.