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PSome progress the past couple of weeks in spite of the hot weather and occasional thunderstorms. Some walls going up inside...
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PI use a Tiger Band sweatband from my local welding supply. I can’t find them online, but I replace them on all my hard hats and helmets...
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PPhilbert replied to the thread Helmet Sweatbands.Here is another style, received today. Simple. Well made. Thick padding. A little more expensive than the ones I posted earlier. Philbert
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PI need something over the leather suspension band in my T hat. It's started leaving a yellow stain band on my head.
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PPhilbert replied to the thread Helmet Sweatbands.The 2 sweatbands on the right, in the photo, are offered for welding helmets. Flame resistant. Not as comfortable as the more padded...
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PI work in a flour mill and have to have a bump cap. I used some thin veg tan leather for the sweat band. Of course just cut a peice and...
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PI like the terrycloth units. Cheap enough to have several.
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PI work with some volunteer groups, where we share PPE, such as helmets. The sweat bands can get gross, even if it’s just your own, but...
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PPhilbert replied to the thread Chain Service Tools and Sharpening Station.I tried a number of things to make my grinder(s) portable, for field use. This is the Oregon stand: Stable. Easy to move. Legs fold...
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PPhilbert reacted to stihl #1's post in the thread Chain Service Tools and Sharpening Station with
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Squish, that looks great. You do what works for your situation, and being able to store the grinder away when not needed saves room. My...
