Sounds like flash to me. Anyone helping you out, some welding? Even reflection will burn ya.
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Thread: Irritated Eyes
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11-20-2007, 07:06 PM #11
Tim Beeker,
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11-20-2007, 07:42 PM #12
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11-20-2007, 09:43 PM #13
You don't have to weld without a helmet in order to burn your eyes and face. Even the reflection off your shirt/ inside of helmet is enough to turn your face red after a long day of welding. In fact, the light can even reflect off the smoke that gets in behind your lid if there is enough of it, I have had this happen when stick welding with bad ventilation.
(In no way do I condone this) It can be hard to believe, I know I didn't. I uses to think the sun burn on my face was fromt he occasional "look away," so I made a point of not welding at all without my helmet. Still came home with a red face and Racoon eyes.
All a can suggest is wear approved safety glasses under your helmet, and try wearing darker non reflective clothes. Good Luck.
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11-21-2007, 07:31 AM #14
Hey Guys,
Thanks for your help. I guess I am going to go with a fixed shade and some UV glasses. At least doing this for a hobby my exposure is much, much less.
Thanks again,
Nick



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