Carbon fibre....... read up on the precautions......
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Carbon fibre....... read up on the precautions......
Anyone interested in this awesome rifle I found on Armslist?
Serious Question - does casual exposure to fiberglass - say crawling through an attic have the same potential for cancer/ jack up lungs as asbestos?
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The more people consumed, the funnier it was.....
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There are significant differences between Fiberglass and Asbestos exposures. No, casual exposure to FG is not the same, even long term exposure to FG is not the same. Asbestos fibers have characteristics that are very different to FG. Getting health and safety or industrial hygene information from a firearms forum is kind of like getting firearms information from a CNN article.
Train from Kleine Scheidigg, coming down to Wengernalp/Canadian corner, to Wengen, on to Lauterbrunnen. Looking at Eiger, Monch, Jungfrau, Silberhorn und Schilthorn.....Berner Oberland.
Train from Kleine Scheidigg, coming down to Wengernalp/Canadian corner, to Wengen, on to Lauterbrunnen. Looking at Eiger, Monch, Jungfrau, Silberhorn und Schilthorn.....Berner Oberland.
Thought that might be the North Face of the Eiger. On the bucket list. Not climbing it, just going there.
Please take it from me and MAYO CLINIC, WEAR A RESPERATOR,!!!!!!!!! You can get them about any safety store, I am paying the price now, mask up and save your lungs!!!! Charlie 112
I noticed that every time I put something up in my attic I would cough for an hour or two. Now I wear one of these when I go up there that I had for use when painting stuff
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Thought that might be the North Face of the Eiger. On the bucket list. Not climbing it, just going there.
Actually with the cloud cover and the fast pan of the video, it's the west face, above Eigergletscher. But, at Kleine Sheidegg station, you're sitting almost right at the base of the Nordwand/Northface. Just take the train up, you won't miss it, it's right there.
It is quite stunning, I highly recommend it (before our Memorial Day/after our Labor Day). Many of the hotels & restaurants close down between the end of September & the first week of November. Many of the hospitality industry workers are foreign (Italian, Hungarians, Poles, etc) and they go home to visit their families. 5 months on, 1 month off....
But, the good news is that the crowds are thin. Middle of summer ? No Way
No.... it's dose response relationship..... exposure x time. For peace of mind buy a box of disposable dust masks (3M 8710 or similar) and wear one when around fiberglass. On the box look for the approval NIOSH and N95 efficiency.
I don’t know if it’s the same as, but anything that goes to your lungs, stays in your lungs. Fiberglass strands will be with you forever. Carbon fiber... that’s scary stuff if not treated with respect.
I tell my employees all the time that by the time you realize there is an issue, it’s too late. Protect yourself now!
I tell my employees all the time that by the time you realize there is an issue, it’s too late. Protect yourself now!
Keep in mind that dust masks are made to be used by people without beards. A beard prevents a good seal from forming between the mask and face.
Only time I ever saw one of these was at MOL Oil HQ in Budapest just after Hungary got out the USSR
^That looks dangerous AF. Not hard to imagine a little kid being crushed by that thing, and being in Eastern Europe I doubt there's any safety built into the design.
