Just keep yer greasy mitts off!

[monkeymark]

I like to consider myself pretty laid back. I'm happy to help others and lend equipment to others as long as they ask first, with the exception of a few trusted people.

But why oh why do people feel the need to try my mask out whenever I leave it unattended for more than 30 seconds?
I come back and don my mask only to have slip down to my waist because someone with a head the size of a small hatch back has been fiddling!

Worse yet when they switch it to grind mode!

Next time I'm gonna try your shoes on for size and jump in the first dog turd I find!

Ahh, I feel better now.

 

[sardine]

And breathe.....

 

[mr migwire]

used to really tick me off to mate, had my own seimens optrel at my last place of employment as the supplied hoods were fixed shade bakealite jobs from the 1950s stop for lunch and go back to my bench only to find it gone, a quick walk through the production building found it stuck to a foreign nationals head...
needless to say he was not to impressed when it was removed from his bonce with force whilst in mid weld but he decided not to get to shouty when both i and the manager informed him theft was cause for instant dismisal...

 

[Wallace]

Just attach a spare headband with an inkpad embedded in when you take it off.

 

[monkeymark]

Just attach a spare headband with an inkpad embedded in when you take it off.

What a good idea!

It's annoying that those completely new to welding are having a quick go then putting it down so as to scratch hell out of the lens.

 

[Bill Edwards]

Just attach a spare headband with an inkpad embedded in when you take it off.

I know I'd forget when I came to use it, but nice idea!

 

[BrokenBiker]

we just find the sod and cover everything he is likely.to touch in engineers blue. It gets.everywhere.and doesn't come.off without a fight lol

 

[monkeymark]

we just find the sod and cover everything he is likely.to touch in engineers blue. It gets.everywhere.and doesn't come.off without a fight lol

Done the same with grease. When they get sick and put their gloves on they find the blue chalk loving poured into their gloves sticks rather well to greasy hands.