Eye-Protection
Posted: Sat May 24, 2008 8:58 pm
Wear it.
Seriously.
I just had a much-too-close call. I was switching to a new can of air for my airbrush and had a jet of liquid propellant shoot out the side and catch me in the right eye.
I *should've* had my safety glasses on. They were right inside in my work backpack. I didn't and very nearly had a really "bad day".
I lucked out and only got the tiniest amount of butane in my eye and not enough to freeze any tissue. Stung pretty good though. Got it flushed out and washed my eye out with saline so I'm OK, but I'm very, very lucky.
Wear. Safety. Glasses.
Anytime you are working with cutting, filing, paints, etc. Your eyes are irreplaceable.
Seriously.
I just had a much-too-close call. I was switching to a new can of air for my airbrush and had a jet of liquid propellant shoot out the side and catch me in the right eye.
I *should've* had my safety glasses on. They were right inside in my work backpack. I didn't and very nearly had a really "bad day".
I lucked out and only got the tiniest amount of butane in my eye and not enough to freeze any tissue. Stung pretty good though. Got it flushed out and washed my eye out with saline so I'm OK, but I'm very, very lucky.
Wear. Safety. Glasses.
Anytime you are working with cutting, filing, paints, etc. Your eyes are irreplaceable.