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Tool Addicts
Safety Gear for Kids
comments (0) January 8th, 2010 in blogs
Patrick McCombe, contributor
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Few things give me greater joy than sharing my love of woodworking and remodeling with my 4-year-old-son. It's something that my father shared with me too. I remember putting on a pair of swim goggles when there was a good chance of flying debris because we didn't have kid-sized safety glasses--maybe they didn't exist. Hearing protection meant covering your ears. With my hearing already compromised, I'm trying to to do a better job.
Thankfully, a number of makers are now making pint-sized safety gear. Here are a few things I found for my son's upcoming birthday.
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