skeez wrote:


I use surgical gloves from harbor freight. 3 bucks on sale for a box
of 100. if this happens with the gloves they will rip the glove off
without getting your fingers.
also I apply CA with the blue expantion joint material you find on
concrete jobs. not sure what its called but it is a foam plastic type
material and a few feet of it will last for years turning pens. this
stuff doesnt react with the CA. you get a little more working time
too. thats a big plus.

skeez


I sometimes use the blue nitrile gloves from the same source, but
usually only when I am dying the wood (got a NICE macadamia nut cigar
pen dyed purple with the top layer of dye sanded off ... looks like op-art)

Maybe, when the gauze comes off, I'll get in the habit of using them.
They tear so easily around a lathe that I seem to go through them
awfully fast.

Bill
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