Thank you for the prompt reply @DaninVan. Actually, I do have to wear reading glasses. Hadn't thought of that. Should I be looking for safety glasses that will accommodate my reading glasses.Peter; no particular recommendation from me, but my own personal gripe is the fogging up of the glasses when I'm wearing an N95 dust mask. Some of the members have sprung for the ventilated face shields, they swear by them.
I take it you don't need prescription glasses for near distances?
Just the thing that I was looking for. :nerd:Re John's comment about Canadian products...
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That look like quite the setup there Doctor @DesertRatTomYou can order several types of prescription lenses that are shatter resistant and suited for shop use. I have a pair or two of these with progressive prescriptions for my far sightedness. Hard for me to see up close without them.
I have the Rockler ventilated dust maske (pix) that expels air over my cheeks, which clears any condensation on the lenses. I keep two sets of rechargable batteries ready to go. Each lasts about 3 hours. I really like having the positive pressure, filtered air that keeps all dust out. Fits nicely despite my considerable Gaulish proboscus.
Just what the doctor ordered. Thank youYou can get plain safety glasses with what are called plus adds. Bifocals, but without any prescription for far, just for near. https://www.amazon.com/Uvex-S3760-M...91&sr=8-3&keywords=bifocal+safety+glasses+1.0
Order the one with the same power in the bifocal add as your reading glasses
I think Rick uses a similar one in the shop, and he is quite safety conscious. It combines eye and hearing protection all min one.That's what I use for everything outdoors, Herb! Especially around the wood splitter. That beast can really throw wood. (VoE)
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