Wood Turning

[johnclucas]

  This is my new turning smock.  No more cleaning shaving off.  Of course I'm not allowed in the house and can't get too close to the heater. 

[sitesr]

John, That's funny!  How did you get all that to stick?

Ron

[Allen Worsham]

That's great John!

I have been there and done that. It's not a matter of how to make it all stick but how to get it all off when you are done. It is a pretty funny thing when I go in to take a shower after a day of turning and find shavings in my shorts, socks and belly button.

The only time I have any hair on my bald head is after I turn something on the lathe.

[william young]

How come none got on your collar  in your hair  ?

[johnclucas]

William   This was a joke I was doing.  I had a fleece jacket that got full of shavings and I was asking how to get it clean. Someone suggested I just let it build up to keep me warmer.  I bought this shirt and then sprayed it with 3Msuper77 spray adhesive and stuck shavings to it.  I laughed the whole time I did it and boy were the neighbors looking at me funny.

[william young]

Yes, I figured it was a joke .

And a good one too .

[Andy K.]

Wearing that you never have to worry about having kindling to start a fire....

[Bill Boehme]

A fine smock, it is -- and reversible, too.

[p_toad]

none in hair or collar....?  that's simple; wearing proper protective gear!

I understand the joke....just use your safety gear..