Does anyone use these when working? - Page 2

cuzican · 11-16-2009, 05:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Gula

I think you mean Carcinogenic "causes cancer", hmmm I didn't know that, but then again I used to work inside a warehouse that had at least 10 diesel forklifts running @ WOT 24 hours a day. I'm sure that wasn't too good either.

I know what you mean, I work in an enclosed building where there is a CAT 936 front end loader running WFO most of the day. It only stops for break time. A couple of weeks ago the turbo came apart and the engine ate most of the parts. The operator had to keep running it till the mechanics could get the backup machine usable. It was like a locomotive blowing smoke back and forth across the vat room.

theGman · 11-16-2009, 06:30 PM

No, but I should get one, cut myself deep like the pic above, didn't learn and almost did it a second time

MadForce · 11-17-2009, 12:15 PM

Oops I mistyped, forgot an "e". The dictionary writes cancerogenous for modern English which is derived from the word cancrogenous which is a Greek-Latin word. Sorry my bad!
By the way Sunday morning the glove saved a couple of digits from an angry meat bandsaw.

axeten · Today, 11:28 AM

Dude your mad using that glove.

i used to be a butcher and i've seen first hand what wearing one of those and coming in contact with a bandsaw does. It will take around 18 months to get your hand back to almost normal.

while i was doing my apprentiship they actually brang in law that says your not allowed to wear the glove whilst the bandsaw is in use.

trust me, that wont stop SH!T if it catches.

JeepinCA · Today, 11:30 AM

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Originally Posted by adale4130

chicks dig scars.

But not missing fingers.

Yeah, that glove would be great for the Dremel and manual tools; but I'd hate to get caught up with much of anything moving under external power at high speed.

sim · Today, 12:30 PM

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Originally Posted by cuzican

I've had plenty of cuts, scrapes, burns etc from working with power tools. Some of them probably could have used stitches....but thats what CA glue is for, seals a good cut right up. Stings a little sometimes.

Dude, CA is poisonous. Keep it away from your bloodstream.

Today, 11:28 AM	#24
axeten Newbie Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Bunbury, WA Posts: 1	.... Dude your mad using that glove. i used to be a butcher and i've seen first hand what wearing one of those and coming in contact with a bandsaw does. It will take around 18 months to get your hand back to almost normal. while i was doing my apprentiship they actually brang in law that says your not allowed to wear the glove whilst the bandsaw is in use. trust me, that wont stop SH!T if it catches.

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11-16-2009, 06:30 PM	#22
theGman Newbie Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Southern California Posts: 19	No, but I should get one, cut myself deep like the pic above, didn't learn and almost did it a second time

11-17-2009, 12:15 PM	#23
MadForce Devoted axle fan Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Greece, sun, sea and rocks Posts: 637	Oops I mistyped, forgot an "e". The dictionary writes cancerogenous for modern English which is derived from the word cancrogenous which is a Greek-Latin word. Sorry my bad! By the way Sunday morning the glove saved a couple of digits from an angry meat bandsaw.

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