: Paul -

: First, thanks for the info on the HMW.

: Second, you definately didn't come across as critical. This response isn't
: supposed to either!

: The strap that you see is actually the upper-edge/rim of her safety glasses.
: They were slide down slightly, but I believe she had clear vision (head
: tilted down and work being below her). It being over here eyes is a more
: of trick of perspective. These are the glasses:
: http://www.envirosafetyproducts.com/product/G4-JUNIOR-Child-Safety-Glass-Clear-Lens.html

: I also bought her a second pair:
: http://www.envirosafetyproducts.com/product/Reminton-T-10-True-Jr-Child-Safety-Glass-Clear-Lens.html

: Our shop rule is that if sanding or cutting are occurring and you're in the
: garage- you have to wear them. I abide by my own rule.

: As for the clothing - that's an excellent suggestion. She had changed clothes
: mid-way through the day. Earlier in the day she was in pants and
: close-fitting shirt. She was wearing this outfit while we were working the
: jig saw together.

: I hadn't thought about the saw dust collecting on her clothing. I definately
: like the idea of denim coveralls.

: Please share any other safety tips. I'm all ears.

: -Doug

Hi Doug,

Geez sorry about my lack of explanation before. On pain meds for an infection so re-reading some of my posts I see some glaring errors
HMW means nothing, duh ..actually means High Molecular Weight, forgot the Poly part.

Bill H.