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01-05-2006, 01:10
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Re: safety glasses??why??
I always where safety glasses. Well... my glasses are safety approved but I still wear side sheilds. Today I reinforced this issue when my Dremel too's metal cutting blade shattered and hit me in the jugular and eyes. Thank God the blades aren't serrated or I might not be typing this right now. I'm being serious too. Safety is nothing to mess around with. I advise wearing them in the stands sometimes too. I was hit with a team flag once. Anyways... this is a question that shouldn't need to be asked. Anytime there are fasteners, high schoolers, and motors involved. Something is bound to fly off and hit your eyes. Wear your safety glasses!!!1
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