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Always always always wear eye protection when you use a cutting disc on a dremel.
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are you a pirate now?
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Eye protection when using any power tools is my motto.
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Yar har, fiddle-dee-dee.
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Having personally witnessed a cut off wheel fail and bounce off a pair of safety glasses then hit a cinderblock wall with an ping I support this position. I wasn’t the one doing the cutting and that pair of scratched safety glasses became a shop reminder.
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And picking apricots too as I found out.
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There’s a reason cutting discs are called death wheels. You think a Dremel wheel explodes nicely? Try a 9" grinder. Those things are like grenades when they go.
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I did like 10 minutes ago
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A friend of mine lost the cornea in his left eye when a wire came out of the wire wheel mounted on his bench grinder. A few more millimeters and it would have punched through the retina and out the back of his eye.
Now he always wears eye protection.
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On top of it being cool looking this is why I changed from the wheel of death on my grinder to a diamond edge all metal steel cutting blade. It may cost $15 but it will last longer and not end up in my jaw.
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This sounds bad. You OK?
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I’m in the same boat.
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Sure am, this didn’t involve me personally.
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the sea be a cruel mistress