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As title, am after some gloves to use with my grinder as I've got a lot of rust and rubbish to remove, got a couple of cup brushes and disc brushes, don't think flap discs would suit as the majority shape is spherical.

Anyone point my in the direction of good ones
 
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Or did I spell grindr incorrectly?

Some rather odd offerings !
 
So much for being inclusive.... cant straight people use Grindr?

As for julies picture..... Is that the new PPE for veterinarians during lambing season?
 
Bare hands, you namby pamby…

Too much health and safety these days… you’re not a man until you’ve lost the tip off a finger…
And as for “safety goggles”…. Ooooooooh!!

Please note, the above statement is said in jest, and in no way would I condone doing any work without wearing the correct PPE.
 

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