Author Topic: Safety equipment works when used (Read 2293 times)

Fishermanbt · « **on:** 09/28/21 05:31 UTC »

I avoided a pretty bad burn yesterday by wearing my gloves while pouring some plastic. Don’t even want to think about how long it would have taken that to heal. Safety first kids!

Lines · « **Reply #1 on:** 09/28/21 13:13 UTC »

Glad you had gloves on. Man that would have been painful.

bryanmc57 · « **Reply #2 on:** 09/28/21 14:41 UTC »

So, a tip blew off an injector while using a blending block? That's why all my injectors have locking pins, they're like seat belts in a car.

Lines · « **Reply #3 on:** 09/28/21 14:54 UTC »

Quote from: bryanmc57 on 09/28/21 14:41 UTC

So, a tip blew off an injector while using a blending block? That's why all my injectors have locking pins, they're like seat belts in a car.

I agree.

basscatlildave · « **Reply #4 on:** 09/29/21 15:27 UTC »

Glad you had the gloves on .

BareKnuckleJigs · « **Reply #5 on:** 12/16/21 19:01 UTC »

Safety first! Homemade soft plastics are valuable, but they're not worth your skin, lungs, or eyesight...or any other body part or organ.

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Fishermanbt

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