Post #554471 by coconuttzo on Fri, Sep 17, 2010 1:35 PM

I used to tie a bandana around my lower half of face but the microscopic bone dust would still seep through. After a whole week of being sick because I assumed was coming from the bone dust, I figured to just make the investment in an industrial filtered mask with replaceable cartridge filters which I bought new on ebay for $14 which was a steal since similar type ones go for $25 & up at home depot. I've never been happier carving since.

As far as eye protection, I'd suggest any ANSI approved safety glasses. They're not as bulky as safety goggles, & like regular glasses, they allow your skin around the eyes to breathe thus preventing fog-ups, & they're cool looking with a wide range of styles to fit your look. You could wear it wherever you please out in public & you would'nt look like a duffus unlike safety goggles. I have tinted ones & clear ones, the clear ones I use the most for caving my bone pedants, I don't want the tints to interfere with my judgement in lighting. The tinted ones I use to weedwhack my yard or any outdoor activity, like cruising to the park, jogging or canoe paddling. Oh yeah almost forgot, my day job, trimming trees. How'd I even forget that?

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