Controlling static on pvc

[letterman7]

Ugh... driving me crazy, especially with the colder weather. I've got the machine grounded, the carraige and even the sheet I'm routing and it still sticks to everything. The last job I did like this I wound up with a couple of cans of Static-Guard and sprayed the sheet and machine rails as necessary. Took care of quite a bit of it, but got a headache from the fumes. Anyone have any secrets to minimizing the mess?

Rick

 

[drive]

techspray zero charge anti-static spray may help (no fumes and a little goes along way).
I use it for prepping flatbed materials but it often wonders into other parts of the shop to replace the aerosol sprays now.

I get it from Allied Electronics p/n 1726-qt.

If you have an air flow system for cooling the contact point of the tool and material an air deionizing attachment may help (if available). I remember having them on the compressed air spray nozzles in a clean room many moons ago. Not sure if something of that nature is available or adaptable for router tables.