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You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Long sleeve woodturning jacket. Dennis McGill. Joined Sep 2, Messages 25 Likes 0. Since having had rotator cuff surgery on my right and expecting to have it on my left. This would sure make it easier to get the darn thing off. Gil Jones. Smock There is, look on the Woodcraft website. Search for smock.

Packard's got one, too. I just went to Goodwill and bought a light weight nylon windbreaker. It sheds the shavings real well and had elastic around the cuffs to keep it out of the lathe. Bill Boehme Administrator Staff member. Beta Tester. Maybe a larger size smock would work better for you although the AAW smocks are already oversized by quite a bit. I haven't had surgery so I can't fully relate to your situation, but arthritis in the shoulder does limit my range of motion.

So far, I don't have a problem with the smock although I won't even attempt something like a pullover sweater. Long sleves are considered a safety hazard when wood turning or using any kind of machinery for that matter.

The longer sleve can catch on something like the jaws of a chuck and pull the person's arm into the machinery. Bill Weaver. I have one the kids got me for Christmas a few years ago and I love it. The sleeve ends are elastisized like some jackets are and goes back far enough that I believe it to be safe.

The collar is Velcro so as to close off at the top to prevent chips or dust getting in your shirt. I have no interest in the company just saying I like the product. The above statement sticks in my mind daily, sounds like my High School machine shop teacher.

The old Irishman still rewinds in my head. Hmm, long sleeves make me sweat, even in the winter. I have heard of using Tyvek painter's suits. If you do have long sleeves, they need to be tight fitting. Click to expand I get mine from the "The ToolPost" in England. They have high quality smocks with Velcro around the neck and wrists. They are bit high with shipping, but I really like the heavy cotton one for winter and they have a thin one for our FL summers.

I can also turn back the cuff on mine so it's about mid forearm. Sergio Villa. I never turned with short sleeve. In this period of the year my shop is set at 45 F. I have three coats on me but they are adherent on the arms. No problem whatsoever. I will buy soon the LeeValley one.

Hu Lowery. A man in a machine shop near the one I was working in at the time turned in a jacket or coat for roughly twenty years during the cooler months. He only had a problem once, thousands and thousands of times he turned in long sleeves with no problem.

It was a closed coffin funeral. Bill Boehme said:. The company that I worked for all of my career had very strict safety rules.

One of those rules was that anytime you crossed the yellow line on the manufacturing floor you obeyed all safety rules or else were immediately terminated -- no if's and's or but's.

The manufacturing area had lathes and milling machines that ranged from small Clausing manually controlled machines up to massive Cincinnati-Milacron CNC milling machines with hundred foot long beds for milling stringers on large transport aircraft. Nobody was allowed close to those machines if wearing long sleeves, wristwatches, rings, bracelets, earrings, long hair, nose-rings or anything else that could get wrapped around a spindle and the person along with it.

The rule wasn't arbitrary -- it was there to prevent any recurrence of industrial accidents that had happened here and at other manufacturing plants. All the best smocks have long sleeves. As long as they are tight at the wrists I believe they are safe. In a land of law suits I never heard of one related to long sleeves smocks.

I turn with the tool in my hands not in my wrists and they are always at least a few inches away from the chuck. Chucks and wood will generally just tear skin a bit. If the jaw of a chuck catches a ring you will easily loose the finger maybe more. A guy who used to work in the Philly shipyards told me the most dangerous tool is the drill press.

He knew a lot people who were maimed by the harmless drill press when clothing or hair got wrapped around the chuck or bit. Jim Silva. Google "Batting Jacket" then refine with "long sleeve" when you find some results. Basically batting jackets are nylon windbreaker-type jackets, come with or without zippers and most don't have pockets shavings collectors lol. Great quality at least equal to my AAW smock , better color and cleans easily.

Hu, I am pleased that you understand what safety really means. I hate to say it, but a large number of woodturners who I have observed turning at the lathe do not really fully appreciate the risks. Sometimes these people are professional woodturning artists and sometimes their work background is not connected to a manufacturing environment -- or not one where safety is actually a top priority.

If you read the prospectus for any mutual fund you will see a disclaimer statement mandated by the Securities and Exchange Commission that reads "past performance is not an indication of future results. Most people will see and fully understand the obvious truth in that statement, yet many of those same people will believe that because they have not had an injury from doing something unsafe on the woodturning lathe that "past performance" makes them immune to possible injury in the future.

I have had other tell me that they know the risks, but they [words to the effect that they have some magical powers that protects them] or that they are willing to accept the consequences of their unsafe practices. I hate to tell them that they are setting themselves up to be a candidate for a Darwin Award. And, what's worse is that it is those people who are responsible for my insurance rates being as high as they are.

In my nearly 70 years, I've never met anybody who still clung to that philosophy after suffering a serious injury as a result of ignoring safety practices.

While I can believe that there exists some small businesses such as a one-man machine shop might not give safety practices adequate consideration, that most definitely is not the way that large manufacturing businesses operate. While a cynic might say that the motivation is money, that would be motivation enough, but my experience says that it is much more than that. It bothers me that the AAW isn't often seen on the leading edge when it comes to promoting safety practices as if not wanting to offend the Darwin Candidates.

Things are better now than when I joined in , but often it seems from being pushed rather than leading the effort to educate our members understanding of safety practices. By publishing safety articles in American Woodturner, I think that Betty Scarpino has done more in the last few years as editor to help raise the awareness of safety than all of the effort prior to that.

Safety has been more at the forefront recently. The AAW has all demonstrators adhere to a safety agreement as part of their contract. David Lancaster and Al Stirt articles got a lot of attention about 10 years ago. I agree the AAW can and should do more.

It has always been addressing safety to some extent. When I joined they mailed every new member a lathe safety guidelines. Bill and Al Bill, The "I'm different because. Largely prevalent among teens and seemingly woodturners of all ages. When I just employed three to six people there were still strict safety rules imposed.

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