(Safety) Goggles or "specs"
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Someone-Else
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(Safety) Goggles or "specs"
Just wondering which do you prefer, or is it ..............something else?
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Re: (Safety) Goggles or "specs"
Specs are OK if you're "walking around" in an environment where work is being carried out.
You need goggles and /or possibly a face shield if you're the one doing the work.
I use indirect vent goggles that fit over my prescription specs.
I've had one chunk of steel dug out of an eye. I don't want to do that again.
You need goggles and /or possibly a face shield if you're the one doing the work.
I use indirect vent goggles that fit over my prescription specs.
I've had one chunk of steel dug out of an eye. I don't want to do that again.
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Re: (Safety) Goggles or "specs"
Depends on the job really, any kind of grinding and I use googles or faceshield, for most tasks glasses suffice.
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Re: (Safety) Goggles or "specs"
i just use a pair of those dewalt safety gegs.
a mate of mine is obssessed with not wearing them for anything. he even takes the guard of his angle grinders the nut case
another mate of mine was banging on and on for months about getting a pair of prescription safety glasses from his work. then he finally was given them. he came to help me out one day so i picked him up. dropped him at the shops to get some milk and that. they fell out his pocket ad i drove over them haha squashed them flat
a mate of mine is obssessed with not wearing them for anything. he even takes the guard of his angle grinders the nut case
another mate of mine was banging on and on for months about getting a pair of prescription safety glasses from his work. then he finally was given them. he came to help me out one day so i picked him up. dropped him at the shops to get some milk and that. they fell out his pocket ad i drove over them haha squashed them flat