Beware when cutting steel in thermals.

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Originally Posted by JohnE

Yes who hasn;t been caught out welding or grinding while wearing 'the polar fleece' ex coke bottle material.



john

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People who don't want to turn into the human fireball :p

I only weld wearing Proban and Wool....

My body may be fugly, but its "puffy" enough without bubble blisters + 3rd degree burns...

:Rolling:

Back at work thismorning, running water temp 6', air temp 7.2', snow not to far away. Thermals washed,patched and back on :D.Cant get the ute close to treatment plant,so hafto shelter in sea container, now know what its like to be froz fish finger.

Thermals lol
I dont even own a jumper

THERMALS?......you better post a pic...what the hell are they?:confused:

the other day,while cutting a bearing off an air con shaft,with the oxy ,part of the bearing fell into my boot,gave me a nice burn & a huge blister has appeared.warmed me up....it was 19'c in the shade:angel:......& it bloody hurt:(


cheers

I wear shorts all year 'round - even when working at Katoomba in the middle of winter. I'm in shorts now - it's 2 degs outside.

I don't own thermals.

re welding, don't ask about my leg. :(

I was welding during the week then laid down on the MIG welder handle's nozzle. I was in shorts (as usual).

I just had a call from the bloke at Katoomba office - it's snowing. :eek: