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A cautionary tale - Eye Injury Grinding
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09 Jun 2015 17:57 #145731
by gusthegorilla
Replied by gusthegorilla on topic A cautionary tale - Eye Injury Grinding
You only get one pair of eyes, and when they're gone, they're gone :woohoo:
In my industry we're NOT ALLOWED to wear glasses except for walking across sites to our place of work....GOGGLES ONLY.......cheap ones tend to steam up on the inside in the winter and are pretty useless, quality ones are worth their weight in gold
Very sound advice, Dave...if, over the years, it saves the sight of ONE person, it was worth it
Gus
In my industry we're NOT ALLOWED to wear glasses except for walking across sites to our place of work....GOGGLES ONLY.......cheap ones tend to steam up on the inside in the winter and are pretty useless, quality ones are worth their weight in gold
Very sound advice, Dave...if, over the years, it saves the sight of ONE person, it was worth it
Gus
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09 Jun 2015 18:35 - 09 Jun 2015 18:36 #145733
by Halford
Replied by Halford on topic A cautionary tale - Eye Injury Grinding
it is good to bring this to peoples attention,
we all tend to get a bit blasse about these things, myself included.
I'm guilty myself as have been using "over-specs with sides"
so is anyone able to recommend some easily available good googles for use with specs that don't fog or scratch too easy

ps. good look Dave ......
we all tend to get a bit blasse about these things, myself included.
I'm guilty myself as have been using "over-specs with sides"
so is anyone able to recommend some easily available good googles for use with specs that don't fog or scratch too easy
ps. good look Dave ......
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09 Jun 2015 18:44 #145734
by supergaz
Replied by supergaz on topic A cautionary tale - Eye Injury Grinding
Thanks Dave, I think I will wear my goggles from now on not just my safety specs, I do plenty of grinding at work.
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10 Jun 2015 06:37 #145741
by kirkynut
The underdog often starts the fight, and occasionally the upper dog deserves to win - Edgar Watson Howe.
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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
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
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10 Jun 2015 06:54 #145742
by Jimny-Dave
Replied by Jimny-Dave on topic A cautionary tale - Eye Injury Grinding
Thanks All 
Putting 2 different lots of eye drops in four times a day each, and then back on Friday to get the rest of the rust removed...
Will be in the garage today, as it's my day off, but won't be touching the grinder... yet! :S
Putting 2 different lots of eye drops in four times a day each, and then back on Friday to get the rest of the rust removed...
Will be in the garage today, as it's my day off, but won't be touching the grinder... yet! :S
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10 Jun 2015 12:02 #145753
by Busta
I'm not sure about compatability with specs, but I use UVEX Ultrasonic goggles and they fit the rest of your criteria.
Replied by Busta on topic A cautionary tale - Eye Injury Grinding
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.
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