Hi guys could anyone reccomend a pair of safety glasses that actually keep the debris out...the glasses im using now, well goggles keep letting in debris when im drilling and its so annoying my eyes are getting fed up.
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They even keep out Ebola and Rolf Harris
not sure if they have been tested for didgeridoo penetration.
If you are having dust and debris problems then you should initially try to control the amount of debris in the air, this is the best solution.
If you are wearing safety glasses and they are not enough for you even after controlling the hazard then you should try safety goggles instead.
If this is not enough then you may have problems with sensitive eyes and could consider swimming goggles but be prepared for amusement from your coworkers.
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If you are wearing safety glasses and they are not enough for you even after controlling the hazard then you should try safety goggles instead.
If this is not enough then you may have problems with sensitive eyes and could consider swimming goggles but be prepared for amusement from your coworkers.
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I picked up a pair of Bolle Blast goggles from Screwfix last week and I am so impressed with them, wish I had them a long time ago!
uvex safety glases, if your grinding etc i would use goggles though
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