Well, sort of. It involves loading and unloading plywood and stock from a trailer.
Last night I completed the last step of the shop move: moving all the unused plywood, maple, hickory, and other stuff. It was maybe half a dozen sheets of plywood and about 200bdft of stock. When I got to the old house, I discovered that I didn't have my gloves. This was annoying because it was cold. I'm confident that I could have moved all of it without gloves and not gotten any splinters. But I would have had to go a lot slower.
After complaining to my wife about the situation, she suggested rubber gloves. You know the type, the thick yellow rubber ones swmbo uses to do the dishes. They're thicker than latex surgical gloves, but thin enough to feel what's happening. I stretched them over my hands and proceded to move wood. I was surprised by how good they were. They kept my hands warm (probably too hot in the summer), prevented splinters, and provided an extra rubbery non-slip grip.
I plan to fix the car with them this weekend.
brian