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- Опубликовано: 15 мар 2024
- WW'nTips-n-Tricks #101: Headgear for Woodturners
Besides a safety helmet when needed there are other reasons why a woodturner would want to wear head gear. And it's not just to look like a crazy old codger in the woodshop. In this video we discuss the merits of a welding cap.
There are lots of different styles and colors of welding caps so find one that fits your personality. Most are between $5 - $20. Of all the ones I've tried here is the one I like the best. It's heavy weight cotton and "fitted": amzn.to/3ViUXhq
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Motoko Smith - / @motokosmith
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* Welding Cap: amzn.to/3ViUXhq
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I enjoy your content so much! I have been watching for years, and I am happy that you keep posting.
When I first started turning, I always got annoyed with the shavings and dust in my hair, as well. In my former life I was a nurse and used scrub caps in the OR before a policy change required us to wear disposable caps instead of our own washable ones. Now my scrub caps have found a second life in my woodshop for the same reasons you listed, keeping my hair shavings free and preventing my faceahield from rubbing my forehead raw. Love your content, and I'm eager to see your content from your travels later this year. 👍👍😁😁
Thank you soooo much! This hat is perfect! Been looking for one for years! ( tried others & have not been satisfied)
Kia Ora & Good Morning from North Shore, Auckland, New Zealand ...great video bro.
Excellent advice. I never thought a welders hat for this application.
No haircut since 1993 and I wear a hunter orange toque. It's cold in Canada and I wear it all winter. Everywhere but bed.
Comment for the algorithm. Thanks Sean !
Will have to try the welder's cap! I have been using a welder's jacket to keep shavings from going down my shirt. I got BSX brand. It is a cotton fabric. A LOT cheaper than a turning smock.
Wow! I had the same idea by my own!! Putting a fan in my back is really helpful. 😊
My father was a pipe fitter for 30 years and aways had these hats around.
Enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing
Thank you for the great tips.
Great vid. Thanks Shawn, Love your style of teaching.
Great idea!
Been a while - good to see you again. I also wear the doo-rag to keep dust and shavings out my short hair, and sweat out of my eyes (and ai don't even do turning!). I may have to give this cap a whirl. Good video!
Thanks
I dont have a lathe, and probably won't get one for a long time. But I love the fan idea and will definitely set one up.
The had looks like a great idea, I discovered the fan several years ago. It works, ////
Before OHSA invaded our shop (mandating hard hats) I wore a lot of little caps like that.
Motoko Smith is a lovely lady who makes beautiful handicrafts.
Thanks. When did you switch to a robust lathe and why
Lincoln makes a clear face shield with a padded forehead cushion and the adjust strap is like a hard-hat design. I break that thing out if im turning some sketchy piece of wood, otherwise just prescription safety glasses. As for the hair, genetics took care of that, and the fan, if i wasnt 6'6" in 8' basement ceilings in my shop i would 100% do that. But... maybe above the lathe pointed down at the work to knock down the chips.... maybe that could work.
It won't do anything for chips. It just keeps the small floaty stuff away. You won't end up with colored buggers after a day of turning with a small fan behind you.
I wear a cap every time I'm in my shed. It keeps my bald head from getting cold.