So far I have been doing all my trimming outdoors so I don’t have to deal with the dust, and I’ve been using a dremel with a carbide cutting wheel. Unfortunately I don’t have access to a band saw or anything like that.
I imagine that some of you have indoor shops set up and do cutting inside, how do you get around the problem of dust getting everywhere? a vacuum fan might be a solution but how well does it really work?
I do almost all my cutting at my boss’ company, in the deburr room. We’re set up with 4 dremel tools, manual mill/drill. I wish I could always use his deburr room and tools. Air conditioned, nice carpet covered bench, shop vac, etc.
Don’t be jealous though lol, a time will come when i’ll have to do it at my apartment with some plastic sheeting on the ground outside. Dremel style.
I myself have been wondering how one of those hobbyist jig saws would work… you know the bench top stationary scroll saws.
make a vacuum table
I have thought about that but I don’t have any idea where to get started.
Also, I would assume that it doesn’t get ALL the dust but rather the majority, I really don’t want ANY dust in my home. 
I should have kept in touch with my shop teachers from highschool…
all it requires is a large wooden box with a mesh table surface and shop vac or blower system to suck all the dust. works well if built well
I don’t understand the mesh surface part.
It’s used as the table top in order for the dust to fall/be sucked downwards while having a resting surface for the part.
Just a thought
Could you modify an adult air hockey table (8ft long) and turn it into a vaccum table?
You can pick them up off flea bay for next to nothing
Or would the holes be too small?