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A cautionary tale - Eye Injury Grinding

Halford
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10 Jun 2015 14:40 #145764 by Halford

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Busta wrote:
Halford wrote:
so is anyone able to recommend some easily available good googles for use with specs that don't fog or scratch too easy

I'm not sure about compatability with specs, but I use UVEX Ultrasonic goggles and they fit the rest of your criteria.

Thanks Busta they look ideal and only £13.99 at screwfix .......

the ex Dog-Taxi

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11 Jun 2015 07:00 #145794 by gaz3359

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Nasty dave hope your sorted soon.think i will be choosing the goggles over the glasses next time the grinder comes out.

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13 Jun 2015 02:37 #145894 by JimnyGlenn

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kirkynut wrote: Crickey Dave, that sounds awful for you!

I've had my eyes lazered and got one cut by corregated cardboard soon after in 1999 which was unpleasant but fixed its self. The body is amazing. Hell look at me after a clot in a lung and my brain last October!

Your eye sounds unpleasant though! I hope it is all ok in the long term for you.

Kirkynut

Three months ago I went to the eye clinic because of Diabetic changes. They were going to laser my eyes (never been done before) but due to the location of damage they said they couldn't treat with a laser. I have to go back in a couple of months and if my eyes have changed again they will treat with injections! Not looking forward to it but could be worse, I could drive a Ford or Vauxhall :laugh:

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13 Jun 2015 03:37 #145895 by hunter1084

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Count ya self lucky to still have your eyes

My brothers mate lost an eye and all he was doing was walking past his worker who was using a hammer and punch, a bit of metal flicked up and got him in the eye and eventually he lost it.

Just thought I'd share so that even if you are in the area of someone and they're doing the work, still wear safety goggles!

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14 Jun 2015 23:30 - 14 Jun 2015 23:32 #145995 by Daft Waders

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