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Re: OT-- overhead cutting and hot metal in ear
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Posted by JD9295 on December 31, 2006 at 06:12:09 from (63.172.27.2):
In Reply to: OT-- overhead cutting and hot metal in ear posted by midlam on December 30, 2006 at 20:45:36:
I wouldnt use the ear plugs some suggested, they are foam rubber, doesnt take much heat to melt them, think about it, the slag hits the plug the foam melts and runs into your ear. OWWW Welders cap or best yet like old said position yourself away from it, its hard sometimes but thats when you use the welders cap. But dont use the ear plugs
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