=A0I'm managed to send myself to the ER without shop tools-- I'm an expert in making tournequets from my experiences with a box cutter and a stick blender.
Very common for hand held electrical devices found in shop and/or kitchen. Lew
My wife will appropriate my shop vac for certain cleaning jobs. But makes me clean them first as to not track any dust into the house.
Some sort of oil based black paint I can't remember which - I'll check in the shop Monday if you'd like. And definitely sealed with MagnaMax, and ML Campbell product. JP
My shop has no room for sand bags.
Take them with you and leave one everywhere you go: bank, grocery store, barber shop, jail, etc. Some will find new homes and you won't have to worry about them.
Anyhow, that's what the tire shop guy said.
On LEDs I like 5000K for shop. Daylight not sure if they have same bandwidth as real Daylight. Greg
Most of us have a shop vac. That's what I'd try. I'm reminded of a technician that thought cutting asbestos outside was safe. Now he has a touch of asbestosis.
I bought one with a warranty once, which spent 6 of it's first 7 days in the shop. It was way more trouble than any other vehicle I have owned.