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Dave Nelson is right on about good ventilation. The fumes from melting plastic are toxic. Try fitting a window or two with a exhaust fan and keeep a window open to draw fresh air. A respirator is a good investment for you lungs. For fumes (spray paint too), don't use a dusk mask. Get the kind that has replacable charcoal filters and pre-filters. Don't forget your helpers and spectators too. If you have pets that like to watch everything you do, make them leave while you make a stink. Also, saw dust is very bad to breathe too. A tight fitting dusk mask is all that's needed for dust. <br /> Follow prototype practice, <font color="red">"SAFETY FIRST"</font id="red">
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