Stained Glass Safety Gear: What to Wear & When to Wear It!

Safety is super duper important in your Stained Glass workshop. We're working with some pretty harsh chemicals & lead too. The good news is that you don't have to wear every single piece of PPE for every step of the process.
I'll show you what you need to wear & when in this video. :)
If you're feeling nerdy & want to check out the SDS sheets for chemicals, mask types & science backing the need for safety gear for stained glass, go to the Safety Page on my blog at:
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0:00 Opening
00:05 Safety Gear for Cutting & Breaking Stained Glass
00:11 Safety Gear for Grinding Glass
01:22 Safety Gear for Foiling
01:25 Safety Gear for Soldering
02:14 Safety Gear for Patina
02:34 Special note on Black Patina
3:13 Outro

[@Ravenousxrellik]

Thanks for the tips!!

[@mountainwomanproducts]

Anytime!😃

[@theresevarney4715]

Loving your channel 😊

[@mountainwomanproducts]

Yaaaay! Thank you!!!💕😃

[@theresevarney4715]

I was wondering if you could tell me what cartridges you use with your mask? It would save me a tons of research! Thank you so much! Therese from Washington State 😁🌲🦀

[@mountainwomanproducts]

Sure can! I have all the safety stuff (along with more info) I use listed and linked on my blog if ya want to check it out at: www.mountainwomanproducts.com/safety-gear-for-stained-glass/
I have two different ones I use that were both recommended to me by 3M. One is the 60924 for zinc chloride/ammonium chloride based fluxes and the other is the 69026 (covers the same fluxes as well as paint fumes). They both go with the 6502 mask.
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