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PPE - The Good, The Bad and The Useless
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2024
- In this video I review all my PPE, starting with six respirators, then pairs of five ear defenders, and finally six pairs of safety glasses
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GVS Eclipse Respirator Mask (M/L) with P3 Filters (geni.us/hImn4fS GVS Eclipse Respirator Mask with A2P3 Filters (gases and vapours) geni.us/JzuRx 2x Replacement P3 Filters geni.us/JTZEF 2x Replacement A2P3 Filters geni.us/216co 2x Replacement A1P3 Filters geni.us/uzHzFDH
Trend AirAce (not currently available... I wonder why!)
Sundstrom SR100 Respirator Mask geni.us/1GlxP Sundstrom Premium Pack (with extra items) geni.us/9vN4z35 Sundstrom Replacement P3 Filter geni.us/gxJn
Haorong Half Respirator Mask With 10x Filters (fits small faces) geni.us/MjirD2q Respirator Mask With 2x Filters geni.us/Nj5Hp Haorong 10x Replacement Filters geni.us/JsSxiXC
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Portwest Ear Defenders (cheapest) geni.us/GIJJY70
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An option to look into for the 3M mask are p100 filter with organic vapor protect. This protects you from dust particles (HEPA filtration) and fumes associated with solvents/finishes. I used this setup for hobby and industrial settings and it works well. Plus 3M is actually NIOSH certified, unlike a lot of other brands often promoted in social media. Just my .02
I love the the 3M 6500 Quick Latch. I'm a (Hobby) knife maker and I find this really useful because it has a latch thing at the front which allows it to be dropped down to your neck when not in use. For eye protection, I find a good quality face shield is better because safety goggles always steam up. Where I live it's extremely hot and humid (Hong Kong). I use in-ear protection because of headaches from head squeeze!
Agree
I picked up one of these 3M masks when I recently got into resin 3d printing, and it is both a comfortable standard that has been around for years, and updated with the latch that I really like. I can walk into the house and drop the mask with one hand, so I tend to leave it on, therefore use it.
For eye protection I wear glasses, so a full-face shield is my fave, sometimes tricky to get on over the respirator straps, but not that difficult. There are some that are more curved in at the bottom, the better than the big flat ones of old.
I've tried many hearing protection solutions, even recently bought some Isotunes as they had a good Black Friday sale, but tend to use the cheap baffled earplugs with the strap. It hangs around my neck, I dont have to try to squeeze them down with dirty fingers, and work just fine.
You're spot on about ease of use, it's worth it to buy a decent solution, 3M has been making this stuff for decades, "trendy" solutions often miss important facets, like durable straps.
Hi Keith, I am a Health and Safety consultant so often find myself talking PPE. For respirators, I would recommend the JSP Force 8, they are the only mask with a reliable self-test feature. This means that you can test even with stubble growth to confirm the mask is actually working. They cost around £20(ish) with a pair of P3 filters. I am not paid or otherwise affiliated with JSP, I just love their masks.
If you ever want any PPE / H&S advice, please reach out. I love your work and am a weekly watcher and subscriber.
Thanks John 👍 I have never tried the JSP
the Nasum/Generic Respirator looks to be similar to the 3m mask which i use. I had the plastic on the head strap brake but overall good mask. you can get different filters depending on your needs.
The Nasum respirator is just a copy of the "6000 series" made by 3M. I've been using the genuine one for quite a while and it is by far my favorite : durable and compatible with many types of filters. It is a no brainer for me. Thanks for making all these nice videos !
I want one of those 3m masks but I don't know what size to get. Not sure about trying them on either in the new covid world. Did you find a size chart that worked for you or have access to some to try on?
@@andrewford80 I got mine as a gift...For what I know it seems that the M size fits most people. I have no idea if there is any sort of size chart or anything but as long as you don't have a giant or kid-size face I think that M should be ok. Btw I have seen an entire team of 20 technicians all using that size and there were no major issue.
Thanks for putting up a video on PPE. As a former safety guy I can honestly say you cannot overstate the importance of personal safety. Not only is PPE important, but a proper attitude is essential. We all need to remember that it’s not just about protecting yourself, its keeping in mind the effect of an injury to you has on those you care about.
9:08 your cat is thinking 'there's far too little petting going on'
I use a GVS Elipse and I think it is great. If you make just the right pitch / pressure can make the front flap and it takes the sting out of waiting for glue to dry, replacing it with hours of fun.
Thanks for this video. I've been working mainly with hand tools at home (with the occasional use of a small trim router), and while I have been using a respirator and safety goggles, I don't have ear muffs. My circular saw was delivered yesterday and I realise that it is loud! Your comments about wearing goggles and ear muffs at the same time will be helpful as I choose the right pair for me. Thanks.
Keith, depending on the materials you are working with, what about *safety boots?*
I got a tip from an old woodworker to use [thick] leader shoes when working with chisels or other sharp tools that may fall off the bench and 'dig into' your feet. So for my daily woodworking I use a pair of comfortable all-leader Timberlands. When I know I will handle heavy logs, slabs, planks, mdf and plywood panels or nails during demolition work I switch to another pair. It took me a while to find a brand/model that felt easy on my feet and fulfilled multiple criteria, but ended up with a pair that has gel heel dampening, kevlar sole against nails, alu toe cap, are easy to take on and off, and light in weight.
PS for respiration protection I found the 3M 7502 to be the best since it's easy to change cartridges btw woodworking dust and airborne chemicals, and is constructed so that it directs my breath away from my glasses (essential in cold weather). I also bought a pair of 3M Worktunes headphones/mufflers with Bluetooth for calls/music/podcasts, but they stopped working after a months and was/is just crap.
I've only ever had one pair of boots, also Timberlands, steel toe cap. I tend to wear running shoes in the workshop as they're easier on my feet. It's all well and good protecting your toes etc from potential dropped items, but if your heels ache from standing all day in uncomfortable safety shoes, that's another thing to consider.
Thanks for the excellent concise opinions. Def something to consider when replacing cheap option
Keith this video had my sides hurting !!! The first mask 😷 reminded me of a fly or bluebottle buzzing around and as for the second mask 😷 well you just looked like you was attending the comic con premiere of Mortal Combat!!! Brilliant...now I know this was a serious look at PPE but mate all I could do was laugh then you go ahead and start dad dancing 💃 😉 PRICELESS just PRICELESS!!! As always buddy 💯% 👍.
Thanks for the recommendations.
I was about to but the stealth until seeing this.
Just recieved the GVS Elipse and couldn't be happier this it :)
I bought the Stealth mask a little more than a year ago and immediately didn’t care for it. When I exhale, the outgoing air doesn’t all go out through the filter or exhaust port (whatever it has), but rather all around where the rubber mask seats against my face, so it doesn’t keep a good seal.
For ear protection I highly recommend getting moulded ear plugs. They are unique to you. The company takes an impression of your ears an produces the ear plugs from that impression. These are fantastic. They are light in weight, easy to use, perfect when you need to use glasses and a mask. They are also quite cool to wear (temperature cool). I used a company called Minerva, they were very helpful. The biggest thing though is that they cut out noise perfectly.
Suggestion from a glasses wearer - Hit the tool freak arms with a heat gun until warm then gently bend them out to a wider position. Allow to cool and try them on again and keep repeating until you get a fit that works for you!
I'm getting my eyes lasered soon so I'll finally be able to wear the tool freak ones I won from your competition!
I'm also using the Stihl ones (bought them with my chainsaw). I did use the in ear plugs back in the days and they gave me outer ear infections (pretty painfull). Also people should realise that you will damage your lungs from wearing normal respirator for extended period of times, but then again so will breathing the dust. If you are a DIY (as I guess most of us are) you'll be fine but there is a reason for the full face systems out there (expensive). Breathing in the heavy moisture in most masks can cause pulmonary edema (water in your lungs).
It's a minefield!! 👍
Hi Keith. A very important subject. One major issue with eye protection is for us glasses wearers. Most of those are not suitable. I have a visor which is ok but doesn’t ‘seal’ like most of those you show.
Always interesting hearing peoples views about the ppe they like. I really like one strap masks myself. Once set, I like it dangling round my neck between ops, then I just pull the upper part round my head when I need it again. Works for me. With you on specs. Got headaches with loads. I use the Uvex ones (though Bosch branded). Very similar to the Milwaukee ones you like. Might even be made by Uvex. They also appear Festool branded too.
Cheers buddy, yeah that's a good point about wearing them around the neck, convenient for that I suppose. I think it's just that crappy trend one that ruined the combined strap idea for me! The Sundstrom does it reasonably well to be fair
I’ve got the Trend mask, it’s pretty good but when combined with the Bolle glasses I have it’s a bit of a faff. I use Isotunes in ear doodads and sometimes wear a pair of cheapo ear defenders over the top. The Isotunes don’t turn up anywhere near as loud as normal earbuds do, but they do eliminate a fair bit of noise.
I mostly use generic respirator like your “2nd favorite” but with 3M particle filters (when not dealing with fumes).
My 2nd favorite is neoprene mask from Wester Safety.
Safety glasses I usually use cheepos since I seem to damage/loose a lot of them.
For ear protection I use generic muffs or corded “rubber” ear plugs… with cord removed
Ha ha, the thumbnail made me smile 😂. Great vid
Very useful info & love your cat! 😻
Ear protection, get the moldex 6130, the make a huge difference. They dont squice your head, the dampen the sound very much, and they are compact. As you said, the more hassel the less lickey to use them. The moldex are great, after you get those you wonder why the local store doesnt have them.
Great video mate. Here’s hoping people pay attention and start using PPE.
I get the glasses pressure headaches from ear defenders and headphones in and out the workshop. It sometimes makes me not wear the ear protection. Gret review as always. Can we get more future keith :)
Cheers Shaun 👍
I also have headache after some glasses. Thanks for this valuable review!
I work as an electrician. Very happy with GVS respirator and my recently acquired isotunes xtra 2.0. Still have Bilsom Leightening L2 ear defenders but they just make me warm. Need to find proper eye protection as my eyesight has changed meaning I no longer wear my glasses everywhere except at home
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GROOVY!!! Excellent vid mate, really liked it! Cheers
You can get pre filters for the sunstrom mask makes it so you only change the big filter every 6 months or so , swap the pre filter every now and then and they are cheap
Good video, interesting to see how individual choice varies. I agree with the principle of enough is enough, as a weekend workman, the trend ask suites fine, but I would not want to wear it all day or even every day, Horses for courses and all that.
Found JSP make the best all round ppe for the UK. Rigorously tested and cater for all price points.
I have the JSP Force 8 mask. It uses the testable filters so you can be sure to have a good seal, and two separate straps. It works really well and is comfortable to wear, if you ignore the condensation that all masks suffer from. The only downside for me is the nose cowling(?) is pretty big and comes a long way up my nose, unfortunately this stops me wearing my spectacles with the mask, so there's that to consider.
When it comes to eye protection, I had the pair you like but hurt the back of the ear... I took a flick-able lighter, softened up the plastic both at the nose bridge to stretch them wider by a small bit, and also at the part of the arm that folds, which leads to your ear, just before the hinge. Took me about 3-5 minutes to adjust, but now they fit so perfect.
But what about when you wear ear defenders on top?
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I use a Bluetooth, cordless, in-ear, bud set. These don't feel tight in the ear canal, eliminating head-aches for me.
Just absolutely love the thumbnail, Keith. 😂
I have one similar to the one from Amazon, it was cheap and filters were easier to find as well as cheaper after prices shot up last year. I also use a 3M 6500 quick release mask, it fits nice, and easy to unlatch, but getting affordable filters is a bit tough.
Thanks. Very useful.
I have in-ear plugs on a band and it just stays around my neck all day. So simple and effective but I never see anyone else with them.
I recognise exactely the headache issue you describe.
Interesting video Keith. I have a dust mask with 2 types of straps. One clips round the back of your head & the other fits around the top of your head like a plastic loop. It's ok but wearing it is a pain in the backside. Would much prefer one with less straps if that makes sense. Something that's easier to put on & doesn't make you look like you've been dragged through a hedge when you take it off
🤣 yeah that's very true. Hope that some companies come up with some good innovations in future to improve things
I can listen to music while sanding or painting
but I can't use any distractions when I'm about to make cuts or jointer related tasks
I use the 3M mask with triangular filters for everything, you said you used once only for the paint job. this mask allows using pink round filters instead of those bulky triangular pieces, as the interface is standardised.
Yeah there are definitely some tasks where the music has to stop!
Chewed bog roll make a great in-ear defender
I've always found that in ear plugs get too dirty too quickly. I also find that wearing ear defenders with the strap at the back of my head is miles more comfortable than over the head
Only really watched this video for the dance moves.
In all seriousness, a good informative video.
Great video Keith! - definitely makes me want to have more of a deep dive into the options as I personally don't like any of my ppe! (Surely there is space out there for a company to create a new innovative strap that doesn't create headaches and is easy to take on and off & for a set of PPE that is compatible with each other e.g. ear protection that fits around glasses?!)
Let's hope that like you say, companies innovate and find some solutions as the options at the moment are quite grim!
The sthil ear defenders I find make me sweaty 🥵 🤷♂️. I use Stanley ones with a radio built in.
Those in ear defenders Keith , Annoy me to death . When they rub against my jumper I can hear the extra loud rubbing noise . I find any little tap or knock is amplified in my ear.
I’ve yet to find the safety glasses and dust mask ultimate combo yet though 😂
Keith, do you struggle when wearing eye protection AND a mask? My safety glasses sit high on my respirator rendering pretty much useless as I am looking down on my work. I have to make a choice at the start of each task; either protect eyes or lungs.
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Thank you for your effort Dude. The first set of safety glasses that you binned and stamped on are the sort of safety glasses that people that wear regular glasses can actually use. I got a ‘free’ ‘pair’ with a number of Stihl machines, and a Makita chainsaw. If you wear glasses, to see, that style is better than any of those that you exhibited. #darwin #glasses 😇
From what I understand getting headaches from compression of the skull is normal. I personally get them if headbands are too tight, safety glasses are too tight, or I'm wearing something on my head that is pushing my glasses into my head causing compression. Same things go for any type of hat. On a different note if you have a baby girl there's elastic halo headbands are one of the worst things you can put on her. Not only can it cause the baby discomfort the nature of the product causes compression of the skull and in newborns and small children the bones have not fully hardened You can dent and permanently dent a baby's head from them, Just exactly the same way as you can flatten the back of the baby's head from having the baby on the back for entirely too long.
Great video as always. Off topic what podcasts do you listen to.
Adam Buxton, Off The Beat & Track, Reasons To Be Cheerful, Bob Dylan Album by Album, Modern Maker podcast, Jools & Jim's Joyride and a few obscure ones
I wonder about the visual side of the respirators. Sometimes the part coming to the top of the nose have some blockage on the visual field while working on delicate job. Wish to hear your comments on that. PS. The information about ear protection was the one I have been waiting for. Thank you.
Get a headache everytime I use ear defenders with pressure on my glasses arms. Earplugs all the way for me.
For hearing protection, I use a pair of 3M worktunes connect with bluetooth. I love them, I have them on almost every day for hours. I bought them from amazon US even though I'm in France, even with shipping+customs it was almost half as cheap as buying here ... weird world we live in sometimes
It is indeed 👍
Very entertaining, Keith🤣 I have a real problem with respirators as I have not yet found a set small enough and they keep falling off, defeating the whole object. Might try those amazon ones. I’ve used the 3m worktuney type headphones for a while now and they do a really good job. Dylan looked so bored at the end, but I actually found this vid pretty helpful😉😎
Thanks Mandy, yeah that Amazon one is decent, although I can't vouch for the quality of the filters (Chinese stuff doesn't seem to have the same standards) but it seems to work really well when I've used it 👍 Dylan has been so clingy today!!
Just for reference, it’s “Elipse” and not “Eclipse” as mentioned in the video. I have that one and I find it works brilliantly. Very informative video.
I use the trend lite stealth mask which works well and have independent straps without the clip and I love it
Wasn't aware of that one, will look it up 👍
@@RagnBoneBrown I got mine off Amazon with 5 filters but the only issue is the price of the filters
I get really fed up having to put on three different items of PPE. All the steps get in the way and tangle up and I get like I have a lot on my head, what with a big respirator, wear defenders and goggles. I think I am going to invest in full face mask next for eyes and nose and then use in ear defenders.
Have the Trend Stealth Half Mask. It's pretty good. Doing dusty work with daughter, she took selfie and posted it to her various channels - she is something of a star in the global comedy horror sci-fi podcast world. Took a bit of time getting used to the strap. But the Trend goggles don't work well with it on my face
Great videos
Have you tried the moldex 5230? I find them easy the use and breath, much more air you get with it then the stealth mask.
Nice vid. A dip in boiling water or flash with the heat gun and you should be able to contour the arms for a comfortable fit.
Doesn't really help when your ear defenders are still squishing then in to your skull though....?
Been using the GVS for a few years now too - have a couple of them at this stage and similar to you only use another option for paint/fumes :) (presume you had the Happy Mondays playing with today's dancing examples!)
Haha. Cheers Fergus. After 7ish years of use my gvs masks straps are a bit knackered, so went to buy another one today only to find that they sell replacement straps ... Genius!!! Gonna buy those 👍
Nice entertaining video Keith, love the descriptions of the PPE face masks, shame you did not point out (like me you have a beard or is that 3 day stubble?) but NO face mask will fit correctly unless its a full face shield... But I do use the trend mask as my go to with practice I get the clips on easily enough. but the ear defenders and goggles I agree the Milwaukee seem very comfortable.
Good Job!
Yeah I tend to cut my stubble once a week so it's never really a full on beard
I have no idea why; but 'average sized face' made me (literally) laugh out loud.
I like glasses with a strap on them so they don't have to be tight on the arms but they still hold really securely to your face with no gaps. For hearing I prefer simple plugs, UVEX are my preferred brand, I forget which style. A pair is always in my pocket. As for a mask, I have a sundstrom and I like it but rarely use it as all my dust producing machines have DE hookup, wearing a mask isn't practical for me most of the time.
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Funny you should mention the headaches. I get headaches if hats are too tight. Strange isn't it. I wonder why that happens?
One point to make Keith is those glasses you stood on are generally for people who already wear glasses. Plus the masks are all designed for people who don't wear glasses or have a beard. Nightmare really. Geoff
Nightmare indeed!
I have the Elipse pair and i love them they are nice and comfy for me and a nice fit considering i have a beard, i liked them that much i bought the zipped up box which they can sit in for some protection when not in use.
As for ear defenders i have three pairs, two in the shed and one in the house of the over the head type, i'm not that fussed of the in ear type i tried a pair and they were just uncomfortable in my ears, plus to me they don't block the sound out so much.
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Cheers Barry
If you've only come here for Dylan skip to 08:51, he crops up at 08:59 again too :D.
I like the Nasum respirators too by the way.
Like the movie, honest opion is the best.
Facial hair. A huge problem for the Navy. I also look for safety glasses that not only protect from flying debris, but from dust to avoid irritation. Thanks for the realistic appraisal. With regard to condensation, is that a problem (I just leave the mask to dry out)?
It's a problem when you need to continue wearing it as it's quite unpleasant. It's helpful to have a few so you can swap over when they get damp but not everyone has that luxury
A very useful video
I can relate to your headache and the wrong ppe. I use neo, a local brand here, the one you use can I find a link for those?
Downside of in ear protection is that they can cause your ears to get blocked by wax as they push it down into your ears. This will affect some people more than others but if it does you are then faced with the cost of getting your ears syringed clean. 3M do some very good ear protection, I recommend the 3M Peltor Optime III which can be bought in 3 models, headband, behind the head so you can wear a cap or clip on.
Also not all ear protection is created equal, you need to match the ear protection to the tools you are using. It is all about the Attenuation Value (SNR). It is worth reading about this and getting the appropriately rated ear defenders for the task at hand. 26/27/28dB rated ones should be okay for moderate noise levels such as woodworking, lawn mowing and construction, obviously any ear protection is better than none. At the end of the day you only get one set of ears and for some reason people have a thing about wearing ear protection, no end of times you will drive past road workers using grinders etc and there is non to be seen.
Don't wear it and you will regret it in the future when your ear start ringing, so it was good to see you cover this important topic.
Agree that in ear protection can cause some issues with earwax build up but it's easily avoided by putting olive oil or similar ear drops in your ears every couple of weeks. And even if you do need an ear syringe, it's free in the UK or you can get a cheap bulb syringe and do it yourself.
@@rfphicks good point about the oil, though some of us naturally suffer more than others and that alone isn't sufficient. Ear syringe from the doctor is sadly rarely free now, if it is anywhere. The change has come in just the last few years depending where you are, regardless of how badly blocked you are. Doing it yourself is now what a lot of people therefore do but you do have to be very careful not to damage the inner ear.
That thumbnail though😆😆😆
"pokey" safety glasses? Can you 'warm' the over ear bit and bend it back out a bit (as my optician does)?
Hair dryer heat, rather than paint stripper ;-)
I use the Sundstrom mask a lot for vapours & chemicals as well as dusts and find it pretty good if a bit bulky. If it were solely for dusts I would go for your first one as well.
How do you find glasses &masks together? Do they mist up the glasses?
Yeah I'm yet to find one that doesn't fog them up, even with anti fog lenses 🤷♂️
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Biggest issue for me ... wearing prescription glasses with a respirator. They all push my glasses too far up the bridge of my nose. Can anyone suggest a suitable respirator (or different glasses?). The thin paper disposable 3M P3s work, but they are throw-away and really expensive in the long run.
How about the powered ones that go over your whole face? Wood turner's use them a lot. They're quite expensive though...
Yeah & your glasses steam up so you can't bloody see anything. That's the problem I have
As the fine owner of this fine channel says, the power cap type ones are what quite a few turners wear because you get fine dust protection and eye protection in one device. They tend to have an elasticated gaiter that hugs the neck, so beards are less of a problem too. I know Mike Waldt wears prescription glasses, and wears one; he even gets full audio pickup from a lav mic while using one. Trend, JSP, and 3M are the ones I'm aware of. Different brands put the battery in different places, so the weight distribution varies. Cost is indeed much higher than a simple pair of safety glasses and half respirator, but could well be worth considering.
@@RagnBoneBrown That would be a good solution. Yes, more expensive and also more weight on your head, but at least you can see what you are doing. Trend/Stealth do a mask/goggles combo. If they made the goggle lenses with magnification equivalent to the most popular prescription lenses (+1.5, +1.75, etc) that would be a fantastic solution.
@@GrumpysWorkshop4 I wear glasses too Dave, but don’t have any problems with the GVS mask 👍.
What about if you have glasses. Im having great difficulty finding anything that fits my small face/head.
It’s the in ear defenders I can’t get on with. They’re the ones that give me a headache.
Ive got two GVE, same as yours and with integrated goggles. Both are really good. If only my lungs worked right so I could breathe well in them 😂
I just prefer disposable ear plugs rather than big ear defenders, wurth sell great ones
Going back to your rav days with that look and dance?
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Interesting to hear you viewpoints on this Keith. I have the old version of the isotunes in-ear protection which work well, though do have a tendency to pop out if my ears (I they’ve improved the in-ear bit on the new version). I’ve had the same issue with head pain with certain safety glasses worn with ear defenders, though I have the added complication of wearing prescription glasses, so options are severely limited on safety specs.
As someone who works in t(e trade now, I have to say that the people who design the PPE clearly don’t wear the PPE, as many of the era defender/safety glasses/mask combos simply don’t work, giving headaches, causing glasses to steam up so you can’t see yourself cutting your hand off 😖 etc. In my opinion it’s one of the reasons you’ll often see trades working without - though I’m not condoning that and they will pay the price at some stage.
Yep, couldn't agree more. Let's hope that some clever innovations in future solve some of those issues
The first eye protectors(that you said were useless and you broke), are essentially for putting over eye glasses, and thats there only real use. If you wear eye glasses, those first eye protectors are good for going over glasses.
So thats there only real use, but obviously you do not seem to wear glasses, so thats why you broke them
Just saying.
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Dude! So sorry to moan, I love, love, love your channel but you've not made anything from wood for months. Really jonesing for some!
Not sure what you're on about, made two things from wood a month ago... Currently building a pergola but it's taking some time - I am only one man...
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