More importantly - eye protection - I would suggest. Dust and noise are only secondary dangers.
Pete
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Cutting up old steel water-tank
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Plasma cutter. Excellent way to do it if you have one, might even be worth hiring one. The spark hazard is no worse than an angle grinder, although I'd wear a mask against the zinc fume.
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Iron or steel ? I've had lead tanks, I've had slate tanks, but I've never seen an iron one. Cast iron or sheet ? If it's rolled sheet wrought iron, please get in touch - I'm buying !
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Sorry, I really meant steel or more precisely 1/8" galvanised mild steel sheet, riveted together.