Safety Equipment
Woodworking shops offer plenty of ways to get hurt, from airborne dust and chemicals that can lead to chronic health problems to flying chunks of wood or metal that can damage eyes. No matter how careful, woodworkers can’t eliminate risk completely, but
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Protect Yourself From Wood Dustby Jeff Miller
Dust masks and respirators come in dozens of styles and a wide range of prices. Which ones do the best job of protecting your lungs from wood dust? Jeff Miller ...
Snake-Arm Task Lights and Safety Shields are Industrial-Qualityby William Duckworth
Danray Products now selling its handy accessories directly to customers
Sound Adviceby David Heim
Hearing protectors are as essential to a safe, well-equipped shop as good lighting, safety glasses, and a dust collector. After all, the noise made by shop machines ...
A New Look at Eye Protectionby Steve Scott
There's really no good excuse for avoiding eye protection in the shop, especially considering the new, comfortable safety glasses, goggles, and face shields on ...
Music for Your Earsby Anatole Burkin
Electronic earmuffs both protect hearing and provide musical entertainment, not just mushy white noise. Fine Woodworking’s Anatole Burkin reviews some that have ...