note to self
#1 Be careful using an Oxy/Acetylene torch
#2 NEVER wear Nitrile gloves or any other latex/rubber type glove while using a torch. Take them off.
TAKE THEM OFF!!!
#3 wear elbow high leather (or equivalent?) gloves while using a torch (I probably won't do that, but I'll avoid the melty stuff).
So I got an ouchie. I'm told it looks bad. I've seen worse. I've had worse.
But now i'm wondering what is equivalent to leather or other animal skin but is not. I'm reminded that so many Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) specify animal products as a special tool (leather gloves, leather hammer, leather welding cloth/jacket, shamois). Do you ask your mechanic if s/he uses animal products? Would s/he even know for sure? Or would you like to pay extra (probably quite a lot) for one who finds a way not to?
I won't be the one, but it seems like a niche, or at least an eye opener.
What kind of glue holds your furniture together?
Comments
Augh, you got slimed! Ouch, ouch, ouch, ouch, ouch!
Although that leather question is a good one...
Posted by: thedreya | December 23, 2008 9:33 AM