Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) For The Backyard Foundry

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is not an exciting topic for anyone but it is important to think about safety especially in a hobby the carries a lot of danger with it. Let's face it, melting metal and pouring it is dangerous!
In this video, I show you what I consider to be the minimum requirements for melting metal and pouring. Please be careful and don't hurt yourself!
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[@ColoradoMartini]

It is so important to protection gear. Especially for your eyes. It was so nice that you took the time to come to our channel. Your friendship means the world to us. Hugs CM

[@MyHeap]

Glad to see you back my friend. Hope you recover 100% soon. Good PPE video. Thanks for sharing. Joe

[@backyardmetalcasting]

thanks!

[@luuquangminh_review]

Awesome man i luv it

[@backyardmetalcasting]

Thanks for watching!

[@JaceJacobs]

✋🏼👊🏼😃❤️ Wow. Metal splatter up 12 ft? Crazy. Great tips. I always use eye protection and gloves. Good times. Great to see you on Pusa studio. Love and light. Namaste 🙏🏼☮️

[@chefdino7928]

😊😊😊😊

[@TheNightOwl258]

Some really good ideas for safety. Thanks for sharing 🦉

[@backyardmetalcasting]

Thanks for watching! I appreciate it.

[@davidcarlisle3384]

Safety first 👍an apron and safety shoes with top covers are a good idea. When smelting copper,arsenic gas is released. A respirator or superior ventilation is recommended 👍

[@DowntheWrabbitHole]

Gotta stay safe! My best friend, who is an EMT and has seen SOME THINGS!!!, would be very proud of you! :)

[@backyardmetalcasting]

safety first right!!

[@ColoradoMartini]

Are you going to start posting here again? I hope so. Thank you for all your help on our channel. It is much appreciated my friend

[@backyardmetalcasting]

thank YOU! I have a bunch of video ideas on this channel that I need to just get done. a lot of viewers have stuck with me even though I haven't posted much.. (thanks to each of you!)

[@granderondeproductions3286]

use steel toe boots then?

[@backyardmetalcasting]

not a bad idea...some people leave their shoes or boots loose so they can jump out of them...I'm not sure about that though, I think it would make me trip too much.