[sdiy] Soldering Saftey Tip Reminder

Plutonique9 Plutonique9 at symbiocom.com
Mon May 28 12:18:49 CEST 2001


Ditto here, I got hot solder spayed in my face by a wire flinging 
back, my eyelashes were my only saving grace. About a month later I 
put a screwdriver right through my palm (right through), trying to 
"jimmy" something out, got a tetnus right in the ass for that one 
(being on a farm at the time). I'm a "bit" more careful how I go 
about things now, you would hope so anyway.

Seeya

On Sun, 27 May 2001 15:44:53, music.maker at gte.net wrote:
>Ok, for the sake of really making this point, I too
>had a similar thing happen.  Fortunately, mine, like
>Jim's, was intercepted by mandatory spectacles, but it
>was a huge blob, making an almost US dime sized
>sheet of solder, dead center.  I remember when it
>happened, I thought, "dang, what if I hadn't had to
>wear glasses!".  I've gotten solder on different parts
>of my body, mostly hands and thighs (never solder something
>*over* your legs, especially when wearing shorts), but
>molten solder in the eye has got to be the ultimate.
>
>One learns as one burns.
>
>"Sean-E" <shudder at optusnet.com.au> wrote:
>>
>>Hi Jim,
>>
>>>  This is mostly for the people here who are new to soldering....
>>>
>>>  Wear those saftey glasses while soldering!
>>
>>Too late for me. 2 days ago I copped a big glob of well heated 
solder
>>in the
>>corner of my eye. My completely wild reaction prevented much of the
>>pain,
>>the injuries resulting from the REACTION were worse :) Glasses will
>>be worn
>>from now on.
>>Regards,
>>Sean
>>
>>
>
>
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