Safety Tips for Using a Rotary Grinder

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Summary: How to use some safety tips for using and maintaining a rotary grinder; get professional tips and advice from an expert welder on power tools for metal working in this free instructional video.

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Safety Tips for Using a Rotary Grinder

Hi! My name is Danny and I am from Tampa and on behalf of Expert Village, I am going to teach you how to use and maintain a rotary grinder. The first thing I am going to do is teach you about safety. Safety before you use the grinder you want to wear safety glasses or a full shield and I recommend you use ear muffs because it is pretty loud. If you want, you can wear gloves but if you want to, you can wear the gloves. The main thing is to always wear your safety glasses and you should wear the ear muffs too or the ear plugs. You want to make sure that your thing is tight, like that and you actually want to check the cable too and make sure there is not cuts or breaks in the cable. As soon as you check all of that, you are safe and good to go.