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no notes, this is a perfect guide. In regards to number 5. the industiral shops I've worked with who use routers they have a dust extrator; nothing fancy just an ordinary vacuum hose connected to the spindle, often with a brisle attachment forming a ring around the spindle; and recipticial not too dissiumlar to a shop vac. Although, the industry does go to great lenghts to keep the dust out of the vacuum pump. For a hobbiest setup a shop vac should be fine, but for semi-pro i would reccomend setting up a 5 gallon/20 liter bucket in line, to give dust a place to settle out before bombarding your filter, of course fully industiral if your paying anyone to run your machines just buy a dust extractor, you can absolutly still use a hobbiest machine in these setrings! Ive seen it and seen it work out just fine! Size machines to needs not abritarly pick up "heavy duty" or "real" tools, the more iron you have the slower it can move