cutting gloves
#62
Originally Posted by k3n
I think these are called Klutz gloves? I wouldn't use one, I don't use my FMQ gloves either or gloves to garden. I like to have the full use and feeling in my fingers. Maybe for ppl with issues in their hands they're a good idea but otherwise I think it's better to just BE CAREFUL! Health and safety goes nuts sometimes IMO. LOL
#64
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Posts: 6
I almost cut my left finger off with a rotary cutter, so Yes I use mine all the time. I got the klutz glove from fons and porter, ran around $25.00 but well worth saving any more cuts. I get real nervous if I try and cut with out my glove now. IT was bulky( I have short fingers) but I learned to use it.
#65
Junior Member
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Santa Cruz, California
Posts: 195
I never used these gloves before But my Daughter really sliced her finger really bad and now has nerve damage in that finger. So since I'm a Klutz I started wearing the glove. I got one for Daughter but not sure if she wears her's . I must admit that they are hot.
So When they get to hot I take them off.
kjym Kathy
So When they get to hot I take them off.
kjym Kathy
#66
Super Member
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Tampa Bay Area, Florida
Posts: 2,229
I use one and I'm not a klutz either just careful. I want to get those suction handle things from Harbor Freight. I'm left handed and even with left handed tools there's often a "thinking curve" for directions etc. that are automatically given for righties.
#67
Originally Posted by Cuilteanna
I've more important things to spend the money on!
I have a pair that hubby gave me - I think they're Kevlar gloves. The guys use them at work so they don't get sliced up when handling aluminum products at work. http://www2.dupont.com/Personal_Prot..._products.html
or http://www.amazon.com/1670XL-Resista.../dp/B000AYFT20
I'm sure you can a pair like these for under $8 at a hardware store.
Wearing one glove when doing lots of cutting beats nursing a deep cut for a week or a trip to the E.R. My pair fits loosely over the hand that just holding the ruler - no problems.
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