dust masks for glasses wearers?

You could get a snorkel and adapt it to connect to a hose .It would be easier to keep in your mouth .

Stuart

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Use a tank connector through a hard hat. Pad the back of the helmet with sponge rubber. Fit a wrap-around motorbike helmet visor to the peak (I suppose you could actually use a motorbike helmet, cutting channels in the shock absorbent foam). Fit the hose to the tank connector and run it to the outlet of a vacuum cleaner. Now you've got a sort of air helmet.

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Chris Bacon

.. blowing fine dust and crap at far too great a flow rate into eyes and nose.... great.

With safety equipment, the proper products meeting the correct specifications for the job should always be used.

This is not an area to cut corners with Heath Robinson inventions.

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Andy Hall

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Chris Bacon

Extending the principle slightly, use one of those all-over enclosed chemical suits. Drill some holes in the soles of the boots and voila! not only will you not have sweaty feet while working, you also have your own personal bipedal hovercraft and can glide over newly installed laminate floors without scratching them.

Owain

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Owain

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You burn flies .?

Stuart

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Stuart

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