I bought a few pairs of deerskin Tillman gloves a while back and just got around to using a pair. I've got a job where I'm working welding 18gauge CRS sheet and the fuzz is coming off on the sharp edges while I position pieces to weld. I'm sure that fuzz will contaminate the weld cosmetically which this job can't tolerate.
Does anyone have a way to de-fuzz the gloves? Otherwise I'll go back to the smooth goatskin versions.
thanks.
steve
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I dunno....I was thinking 36 grit on the belt sander....
Seriously though, I have no clue aside from wearing them for non critical stuff until they wear down but that is defeating the purpose of having them.
Seriously though, I have no clue aside from wearing them for non critical stuff until they wear down but that is defeating the purpose of having them.
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Hypertherm Powermax45 XP
Heck Bevel Mill 4000
Ace fume extractor
Welding/cutting/brazing torches
