Going so in-depth into the safety standards and meanings behind their testing was very informative and instills confidence that you know what you're talking about. I'll be getting both the milwaukee and the solidworks through your links, thanks for offering one of the *best* reviews I've ever seen.
Thanks that means a lot 😃I really appreciate the kind words. Glad I could help. Please subscribe if you haven't already. All your support is greatly appreciated.
Thank you for the review. When I read reviews on Amazon, I noticed the hard plastic/rubber and people didn’t get a seal. Your video helps. My biggest problems are when flattening slabs with a router. Clearing a half lap with a circular saw and the dust during sanding. I work outside, if the wind blows unfavourably, makes working really hard with simple lab glasses.
Yea wish the dewalts were made out of some over plastic, I have mostly dewalt tools so would have looked better. But the solidwork goggles are great I still have the same pair and they still work good and are holding up well. This summer I had them on using a weed wacker with no shield on and a rock hit the goggles and they didn't budge thank God. I even wear them when I'm cutting onions and no tears lol. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already all your support is greatly appreciated
No problem I had fun with this one lol. I tried to have my kids and girlfriend throw the saw dust in my face and they kept missing lol they just couldn't do it so I had to do it myself and that test truly gave me a good understanding of how good the solid goggles were. Good choice, You won't be disappointed. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already
@@Toolsish76 keep up the great work. I’m redoing my bug out bag and was looking for a new set of protective eye wear. And those are going to be a great addition to my bag.
I was just looking at the warnings printed on the boxes and I noticed that ALL of my safety glasses say they "will not provide protection against severe impact hazards." The one from 3M gets more specific with examples of what's considered a severe impact hazard. it says "does not provide protection against severe impact hazards such as fragmenting, grinding wheels, or abrasive discs." grinding wheels and abrasive discs are why I'm wearing safety glasses like 90% of the time I have them on, so idk what the point of these is if they don't protect me from those things!
I thoroughly enjoyed the effects. A+ I have the same problem with the Dewalts... They seem high quality but the contour is too aggressive... seems like it's made for a small head or something. By the time I tighten them enough to get rid of any perceived gap, they hurt and leave a red mark on my face. I bought a set of the SolidWork goggles using your link. Thanks.
Thank you SOOO much for this honest and detailed review and reality checking, that is so nice of you and helped me A LOT to make up my mind. These gaps in Dewalt glasses is something you can't really see and evaluate and it's a game changer. Going for Solid, they owe you, hehe. Thanks!
Thanks. This was a fun video to do and actually helped me pick the best ones by doing that tests. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already all your support is greatly appreciated
I was comparing between Milwaukee & Dewalt glasses / goggles for yardwork removal. Showing the 3rd brand I didn't hear about helped a lot to determine which ones are actually sealed to keep most of the dust / pollen out 👍
Yea they still work great and I'm glad I have them because I was using my weed wacker and a rock hit me right in the eye and if I wasn't wearing them I would be cyclops now lbs. They not only keep out saw dust but everything. after a year the fog protection isn't the best but I would and will buy another pair when I need to. I even wear them when I'm cutting onions and no tears. Please use my link they give me a few penny's. But I'm not just tell you this on some bs it's the truth! Please like share and subscribe to my channel that helps even more.
Works great, forms a Tight Seal. but it restricts airflow quite a bit but once you get used to it, it's great. It's a little expensive I think I spent around $50.Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already all your support is greatly appreciated
I drive a fork truck outdoors in Illinois. I'm looking to keep the cold air from making my eyes water. A friend swore the Dewalt was awesome, now I'm not so sure.
The dewalts look awesome and are built well. But the plastic that contacts your face is a little hard and hurts, I couldn't wear them more then 5-10 mins. And believe me I really wanted them dewalts to be the best cause they look Kool as f*** but it is what it is the solidwork goggles are the best. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already.
great review. i just ordered a pair of Solid with tinted lenses for lawn mowing. during the dry season its so dusty on some yards my eyes become dust magnets lol
Thanks. Yea I love my solid goggles I use them all the time for woodworking, but also for yard work and even for cutting onions. I got the clear ones but might get the tinted ones this summer. Thanks for watching and super thanks for the sub. Let me know how you like them
Ive been to the dr twice to have metal removed from my eye this year… got it out several times between those on my own and yes every time i was wearing glasses… but im just so sick of it that I got some goggles and they suck but they were like the cheapest things i could find on amazon… anything thatll keep dust out will do what i need
The Milwaukee safety glasses are a no-go for me as I wear glasses. I have the Dewalt and the Uvex. They're both pretty comfortable. The Uvex are Z87+ on Amazon's website, though there's no mention of it on the box. However, just for grins, I'm gonna order me the Solidworks. For $13, why not. Thanks for the tip! Fun fact, when I remove the Dewalts, my glasses come off with them.
Yea the Milwaukee glasses are only good to prevent something big from hitting your eyes but for any dust particles or wood shavings they are worthless and I'm just like you if the rating is not on the box I don't believe it lol. When you try them out please let me know what you think of them. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already
Thx for the video - I want to get some better safety eye protection - next time maybe include a test with a mask and ear protection - I like the idea of the solidwork glasses as I find earmuffs press the arms of glasses into my head which can get uncomfortable after a few hours - hopefully that wont be an issue with the solidwork ones. Keep it up! Make some dust!
Thanks glad I could help. Good ideas. I might have to try some new glasses out and make another video. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already all your support is greatly appreciated
Hey hey!! Thanks for some ideas tests. Almost want to get DeWalt but after this video, I’ll get one on solid work then 👍🏻 for to mows. Thanks a bunch, man
No problem, yea I really wanted the dewalts to be the best because I love dewalt and have mostly dewalt tools but in the end them solid glasses were the best no denying it lol. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already.
@@weso2103 yeah when I saw the reviews on those solid goggles I had to at least try them and yeah they are definitely the best. Let me know how you like them when you get them.
@@Toolsish76 I’ve been mowing for 3 days straight with new SolidWork. Yep I recommend to everybody to get one!!! 👍🏻 Really do cover around all over my face with no hole anywhere else. My eyes felt great afterwards. Without these, of course there’s millions of grasses cut are going to get in your eyes with my old fishing sunglasses with deep open holes on back of it. Made my eyes itches and used running water in my eye to get grass out of it. That was painful. I love SolidWork, I used it for to mows, weedeater, blower with backpack to clean on porches and get dead bugs off bug zapper light too. This is #1 better than DeWalt. Enjoy!!
Good choice, I seen alot of videos that said the Milwaukee and dewalt glasses were very good but when I tried them they sucked so I knew I have to put out a video on these. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already.
I really liked the Milwaukee ones too but for sanding they just don't work for me, to many gaps. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already.
Ty for your honesty and not giving all the credit to the famous brands, you are right,l read in other places that the DeWalt has gaps and that the rubber is too hard,so you know what,I just ordered a pair of the winning goggles,I work where there is very fine dust and I was desperately looking for goggles that don't have gaps, you are a good salesman because you are honest 😀👋🙏
Thanks. I hate when people just go with the crowd and what's popular instead of whats actually better. Now I love dewalt and they make great tools, I wanted them to be the winner but they just wasn't! The solidwork goggles are great I still have the same pair. I also wear them using the weed wacker and I'm glad I do they have saved my eyes from a few rocks and didn't break. I even wear them when I cut onions and no tears lol. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already, all your support is greatly appreciated
Thank you for the review. I was looking at exactly these googles, and was looking to buy the SolidWork one. Good to know the reviews on Amazon are accurate.
Np glad I could help. Most reviews on Amazon aren't much help because half say it's the best thing ever and the other half say it's the worst thing ever lol. But with these they were right on point. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already.
Thanks for this video man, it's exactly what I needed. I had read and watched a lot of positive reviews about the Dewalt goggles so I bought a pair, but I immediately noticed those gaps and I definitely don't want those, I make a lot of dust. You're the 2nd guy I see suggesting Solidwork's goggles over Dewalt's, so... I'm definitely returning those and getting a pair of Solidwork's!
Np, yea I was a little upset when I put on the dewalt goggles and they sucked so bad cause I love dewalt and wanted them to be the best but there not 😞. The solid goggles are best, I even put them on the other day when I was cutting onions and they worked great no tears 😭 lol. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already.
Thanks my favorite is the dirt/fart, I watched it a thousand times editing it and still every time I watch it I can't help but laugh. What's your favorite? Thanks for the sub, most appropriated!
Just ordered these off your recommendation! The Solidworks ones. Looking forward to making sawdust with them and hopefully I CAN SEE bc they won’t fog like my cheapos do.
@@honeygirlsapiary you made the right choice, I've had mine for almost a year and they still work great, sometimes a little fog in the corners but over great. And yea I was really disappointed in the dewalts I really wanted them to be good. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already all your support is greatly appreciated.
@@Toolsish76 I have the Dewalt. But I just ordered one of the blue ones based on this video. (Earlier I watched a video of a woodworker who lost sight in his left eye due to a table saw accident. He was only wearing his personal glasses, I believe) 👍
@@andre1987eph oh wow yea we don't want none of that frfr. I still got the blue solid ones and I definitely put them on doing any woodworking. And I use them when I'm trimming my lawn or anytime I use the weed wacker. And I'm glad I do, the first time I wore them a rock hit me right in the goggles and if I wasn't wearing them I would only have one eye too. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already all your support is greatly appreciated. PS hope you used my link they give me a few penny's lol every time someone uses it.
I would believe so, wood shavings are a lot smaller than metal shavings and nothing gets in my eyes. Hell I used them the other day to cut an onion and not even the vapors from that could get in so I think you would be good. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already.
Thanks, my favorite part is the dust with the fart sound lol. What's yours? Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already, all ur support and feedback is greatly appreciated.
What's sad is that in all the stores available to me (car range, cause i don't pay online) the have like 10 models and they're all TRASH , I wore a full face visor yesterday while jackhammering a ceiling for tubes and a piece found a way to my eye anyways ... I really wish they'd "advertise" safety more and give us more options. Literally no1 wears safety around construction where i work other than boots and welding masks, there are guys using rebar grinder disks with not glasses easy ... My "boss" wore nothing when i started working 2 weeks ago, i got him to buy us a visor so he actually uses it but only for overhead work, but like i said in my case, it doesn't 100% prevent shit getting into your eyes haha.
I myself wear a FFP3 dust mask, visor, gloves, anti nail boots with toe shield (which i hate, they're just too heavy and stiff compared to my regular shoes (others were even stiffer) but oh well)
Most appropriated. This was a fun one to make. Thanks for watching please subscribe and share if you haven't already all your support is greatly appreciated
Adam Savage likes the DeWalt safety glasses so much that he buys them buy the dozen. He has an entire video about the dewalt glasses. I'm gonna go with his opinion as he's been making crap for 35 years now.
I hear you I been watching Adam Savage damn near my whole life and respect his opinion, I watched that same video that's why I bought the dewalts in the first place, but once I put them all to the test the solidwork goggles where the best, it's all about comfort for me and the dewalts are made with a harder plastic around the eyes that digs into my skin instead of conform to my face. Please let me know how you like them and your opinion once you try them out. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already all your support is greatly appreciated
First time here, great review once you finally got to topic. I almost aborted early because of all fluff at the beginning. I got no issues with a sponsored ad, but man you wasted too much time when I had many other vids to choose from. I'm glad I stayed because you are good, but I was very close to aborting.
Thanks for sticking it out. I've only been doing this for about a year now so I really appreciate the feedback I'll take this info and apply it to future videos so I can put out better and better videos. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already all your support is greatly appreciated
Skol! indeed. Love the new hires, looking forward to a new and improved team. Go Vikings!!! . Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already, all your support is greatly appreciated
@@Toolsish76 Hell yeah man! Thanks for this review too. Just got LASIK so I can't be lazy and consider my prescription glasses "eye protection" now I have to actually protect my eyes so I'll probably pick up the Solidworks for when I'm doing stuff with a lot of dust and the Milwaukees when i just need to slip them on for a second to make a quick cut or 2.
If you wear this and keep talking for one hour would be better like that I won’t to see how you feel after ? Does it hurt , does your eyes sweats , etc
With the solid goggles they don't hurt at ALL! They are the most comfortable goggles I've ever worn. My eyes didn't sweat but sometimes my four head would sweat and would leak into the top part of the holes on the top of my goggles and I could see it dripping into the top part of the lens but wasn't that bad. You probably don't sweat as much as I do lol. Thanks for watching please subscribe and share if you haven't already, all your support is greatly appreciated
@@Toolsish76 thank you very much for your information and reply , I have already subscribed to your channel, well I’m living in Japan , looking for the best goggles 🥽 for factories, looking for something light , don’t get fogging, and don’t hurt skin and eyes and same time don’t get scratched after using them , if you can find something like that we can do a very good business together, also the smaller size you find the better business we make , because people don’t like big things on their eyes
@@freedomofspeech-v4y ok I'll do that what sort of factories are you looking to get them for?, like if it's liquids or hard materials? Thanks for subscribing you are awesome! All your support is greatly appreciated
Going so in-depth into the safety standards and meanings behind their testing was very informative and instills confidence that you know what you're talking about. I'll be getting both the milwaukee and the solidworks through your links, thanks for offering one of the *best* reviews I've ever seen.
Thanks that means a lot 😃I really appreciate the kind words. Glad I could help. Please subscribe if you haven't already. All your support is greatly appreciated.
Love all the effects you put in there makes it more fun and entertaining. Nice
Thanks, yea Im starting to learn my program preety good. Thanks for watching
Dope thumbnail when i seen that i had to watch the video
Thanks most appreciated
Very informative. I was looking to get some new glasses too. Glad you did this review!
Thanks
I can't believe you threw a whole cup full of saw dust in ur face lol. Now that's commitment I'd subscribe if I hadn't already lol. Good video!
Lol thanks yea it was super fun. tried to have my kids and my girl throw it in my face but they kept missing how I don't know lol.
I did just because of that. I’m looking to buy some for my husband this christmas. Muchas gracias.
Thank you for the review. When I read reviews on Amazon, I noticed the hard plastic/rubber and people didn’t get a seal. Your video helps. My biggest problems are when flattening slabs with a router. Clearing a half lap with a circular saw and the dust during sanding. I work outside, if the wind blows unfavourably, makes working really hard with simple lab glasses.
Yea wish the dewalts were made out of some over plastic, I have mostly dewalt tools so would have looked better. But the solidwork goggles are great I still have the same pair and they still work good and are holding up well. This summer I had them on using a weed wacker with no shield on and a rock hit the goggles and they didn't budge thank God. I even wear them when I'm cutting onions and no tears lol. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already all your support is greatly appreciated
Thanks a lot for this review. I love when people give pros and cons and actually show proof of how items work. I’m purchasing the solid work googles.💯
No problem I had fun with this one lol. I tried to have my kids and girlfriend throw the saw dust in my face and they kept missing lol they just couldn't do it so I had to do it myself and that test truly gave me a good understanding of how good the solid goggles were. Good choice, You won't be disappointed. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already
@@Toolsish76 keep up the great work. I’m redoing my bug out bag and was looking for a new set of protective eye wear. And those are going to be a great addition to my bag.
@@IamNumberXll Thanks, hope you love them as much as I do.
I was just looking at the warnings printed on the boxes and I noticed that ALL of my safety glasses say they "will not provide protection against severe impact hazards." The one from 3M gets more specific with examples of what's considered a severe impact hazard. it says "does not provide protection against severe impact hazards such as fragmenting, grinding wheels, or abrasive discs."
grinding wheels and abrasive discs are why I'm wearing safety glasses like 90% of the time I have them on, so idk what the point of these is if they don't protect me from those things!
I thoroughly enjoyed the effects. A+
I have the same problem with the Dewalts... They seem high quality but the contour is too aggressive... seems like it's made for a small head or something. By the time I tighten them enough to get rid of any perceived gap, they hurt and leave a red mark on my face. I bought a set of the SolidWork goggles using your link. Thanks.
@@wematanye533 thank you, I'm glad I could help and definitely thanks for clicking that link most appreciated.
perfect music for the slow motion good job!
Thanks, it took a while to to find the perfect music.
Thank you SOOO much for this honest and detailed review and reality checking, that is so nice of you and helped me A LOT to make up my mind. These gaps in Dewalt glasses is something you can't really see and evaluate and it's a game changer. Going for Solid, they owe you, hehe. Thanks!
Thanks. This was a fun video to do and actually helped me pick the best ones by doing that tests. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already all your support is greatly appreciated
I was comparing between Milwaukee & Dewalt glasses / goggles for yardwork removal. Showing the 3rd brand I didn't hear about helped a lot to determine which ones are actually sealed to keep most of the dust / pollen out 👍
they still work fine for you the solid works goggles? I need buy some glasses I need you opinion after 1 year
Yea they still work great and I'm glad I have them because I was using my weed wacker and a rock hit me right in the eye and if I wasn't wearing them I would be cyclops now lbs. They not only keep out saw dust but everything. after a year the fog protection isn't the best but I would and will buy another pair when I need to. I even wear them when I'm cutting onions and no tears. Please use my link they give me a few penny's. But I'm not just tell you this on some bs it's the truth! Please like share and subscribe to my channel that helps even more.
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12:19 How well is that fit combined with the 3M respirator? Thanks in advance for your reply.
Works great, forms a Tight Seal. but it restricts airflow quite a bit but once you get used to it, it's great. It's a little expensive I think I spent around $50.Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already all your support is greatly appreciated
thanks for the vid brother. I was trying to make my mindup
I drive a fork truck outdoors in Illinois. I'm looking to keep the cold air from making my eyes water. A friend swore the Dewalt was awesome, now I'm not so sure.
The dewalts look awesome and are built well. But the plastic that contacts your face is a little hard and hurts, I couldn't wear them more then 5-10 mins. And believe me I really wanted them dewalts to be the best cause they look Kool as f*** but it is what it is the solidwork goggles are the best. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already.
Thanks sir. Put ths solid works in my cart. Going to see if they're on sale for Prime Day tomorrow. Lol
Cool intro
Thanks
great review. i just ordered a pair of Solid with tinted lenses for lawn mowing. during the dry season its so dusty on some yards my eyes become dust magnets lol
Thanks. Yea I love my solid goggles I use them all the time for woodworking, but also for yard work and even for cutting onions. I got the clear ones but might get the tinted ones this summer. Thanks for watching and super thanks for the sub. Let me know how you like them
Ive been to the dr twice to have metal removed from my eye this year… got it out several times between those on my own and yes every time i was wearing glasses… but im just so sick of it that I got some goggles and they suck but they were like the cheapest things i could find on amazon… anything thatll keep dust out will do what i need
The Milwaukee safety glasses are a no-go for me as I wear glasses. I have the Dewalt and the Uvex. They're both pretty comfortable. The Uvex are Z87+ on Amazon's website, though there's no mention of it on the box. However, just for grins, I'm gonna order me the Solidworks. For $13, why not. Thanks for the tip! Fun fact, when I remove the Dewalts, my glasses come off with them.
Yea the Milwaukee glasses are only good to prevent something big from hitting your eyes but for any dust particles or wood shavings they are worthless and I'm just like you if the rating is not on the box I don't believe it lol. When you try them out please let me know what you think of them. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already
Thx for the video - I want to get some better safety eye protection - next time maybe include a test with a mask and ear protection - I like the idea of the solidwork glasses as I find earmuffs press the arms of glasses into my head which can get uncomfortable after a few hours - hopefully that wont be an issue with the solidwork ones. Keep it up! Make some dust!
Thanks glad I could help. Good ideas. I might have to try some new glasses out and make another video. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already all your support is greatly appreciated
Hey hey!! Thanks for some ideas tests. Almost want to get DeWalt but after this video, I’ll get one on solid work then 👍🏻 for to mows.
Thanks a bunch, man
No problem, yea I really wanted the dewalts to be the best because I love dewalt and have mostly dewalt tools but in the end them solid glasses were the best no denying it lol. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already.
@@Toolsish76 yea I have many DeWalt tools too lol
Before I ordered from Amazon, a lot of great reviews about SolidWork.
Sound great!! Cant wait
@@weso2103 yeah when I saw the reviews on those solid goggles I had to at least try them and yeah they are definitely the best. Let me know how you like them when you get them.
@@Toolsish76 I’ve been mowing for 3 days straight with new SolidWork.
Yep I recommend to everybody to get one!!! 👍🏻
Really do cover around all over my face with no hole anywhere else. My eyes felt great afterwards. Without these, of course there’s millions of grasses cut are going to get in your eyes with my old fishing sunglasses with deep open holes on back of it. Made my eyes itches and used running water in my eye to get grass out of it. That was painful.
I love SolidWork, I used it for to mows, weedeater, blower with backpack to clean on porches and get dead bugs off bug zapper light too.
This is #1 better than DeWalt.
Enjoy!!
@@Toolsish76 oh yea I bought SolidWork with tinted one. That the best way to block sunlight.
Thank you. Just ordered the solid works
Good choice, I seen alot of videos that said the Milwaukee and dewalt glasses were very good but when I tried them they sucked so I knew I have to put out a video on these. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already.
I am a framer and I use the Milwaukee performance polarized and love them best that I've found so far
I really liked the Milwaukee ones too but for sanding they just don't work for me, to many gaps. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already.
Just started at a machine shop today, and this video is exactly what I needed!
Glad I could be of help. Good luck with your new shop. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already
Ty for your honesty and not giving all the credit to the famous brands, you are right,l read in other places that the DeWalt has gaps and that the rubber is too hard,so you know what,I just ordered a pair of the winning goggles,I work where there is very fine dust and I was desperately looking for goggles that don't have gaps, you are a good salesman because you are honest 😀👋🙏
Thanks. I hate when people just go with the crowd and what's popular instead of whats actually better. Now I love dewalt and they make great tools, I wanted them to be the winner but they just wasn't! The solidwork goggles are great I still have the same pair. I also wear them using the weed wacker and I'm glad I do they have saved my eyes from a few rocks and didn't break. I even wear them when I cut onions and no tears lol. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already, all your support is greatly appreciated
Thank you for the review. I was looking at exactly these googles, and was looking to buy the SolidWork one. Good to know the reviews on Amazon are accurate.
Np glad I could help. Most reviews on Amazon aren't much help because half say it's the best thing ever and the other half say it's the worst thing ever lol. But with these they were right on point. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already.
Thanks for this video man, it's exactly what I needed.
I had read and watched a lot of positive reviews about the Dewalt goggles so I bought a pair, but I immediately noticed those gaps and I definitely don't want those, I make a lot of dust.
You're the 2nd guy I see suggesting Solidwork's goggles over Dewalt's, so... I'm definitely returning those and getting a pair of Solidwork's!
Np, yea I was a little upset when I put on the dewalt goggles and they sucked so bad cause I love dewalt and wanted them to be the best but there not 😞. The solid goggles are best, I even put them on the other day when I was cutting onions and they worked great no tears 😭 lol. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already.
@@Toolsish76 I just did! Quality videos 👌🏻
@@ordnaelshideout Thanks 👍👍👍
your animations made me subscribe instantly lol
Thanks my favorite is the dirt/fart, I watched it a thousand times editing it and still every time I watch it I can't help but laugh. What's your favorite? Thanks for the sub, most appropriated!
@@Toolsish76 the dropping of the bullets, it was unexpected and funny
@@sireatsalot398 thanks, that one was fun to make lol. Hard to do but worth it. Thanks again
Very good video, keep up the good work! Itll pay off!
Thanks, I appreciate it. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already
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Another good vid
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Great vid bro thanks!
Thanks. It was a fun video to make. Thanks for watching.
I'm into metal work so I think I'll pick up the Milwaukees.
Just ordered these off your recommendation! The Solidworks ones. Looking forward to making sawdust with them and hopefully I CAN SEE bc they won’t fog like my cheapos do.
BTW I also did not like the Dewalt goggles. They hurt my face too.
@@honeygirlsapiary you made the right choice, I've had mine for almost a year and they still work great, sometimes a little fog in the corners but over great. And yea I was really disappointed in the dewalts I really wanted them to be good. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already all your support is greatly appreciated.
The nice thing about goggle style is you can wear your reading glasses underneath.
Yea that's a nice feature. Which one do you like the best? And do you own any of them?
@@Toolsish76 I have the Dewalt. But I just ordered one of the blue ones based on this video. (Earlier I watched a video of a woodworker who lost sight in his left eye due to a table saw accident. He was only wearing his personal glasses, I believe) 👍
@@andre1987eph oh wow yea we don't want none of that frfr. I still got the blue solid ones and I definitely put them on doing any woodworking. And I use them when I'm trimming my lawn or anytime I use the weed wacker. And I'm glad I do, the first time I wore them a rock hit me right in the goggles and if I wasn't wearing them I would only have one eye too. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already all your support is greatly appreciated. PS hope you used my link they give me a few penny's lol every time someone uses it.
Would the solid work goggles keep shavings from an angle grinder completely out? I’m super worried about getting a shaving in my eye.
I would believe so, wood shavings are a lot smaller than metal shavings and nothing gets in my eyes. Hell I used them the other day to cut an onion and not even the vapors from that could get in so I think you would be good. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already.
Thanks very much for saving my eyes
Amazing editing great video
Thanks, my favorite part is the dust with the fart sound lol. What's yours? Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already, all ur support and feedback is greatly appreciated.
What's sad is that in all the stores available to me (car range, cause i don't pay online) the have like 10 models and they're all TRASH , I wore a full face visor yesterday while jackhammering a ceiling for tubes and a piece found a way to my eye anyways ... I really wish they'd "advertise" safety more and give us more options. Literally no1 wears safety around construction where i work other than boots and welding masks, there are guys using rebar grinder disks with not glasses easy ... My "boss" wore nothing when i started working 2 weeks ago, i got him to buy us a visor so he actually uses it but only for overhead work, but like i said in my case, it doesn't 100% prevent shit getting into your eyes haha.
I myself wear a FFP3 dust mask, visor, gloves, anti nail boots with toe shield (which i hate, they're just too heavy and stiff compared to my regular shoes (others were even stiffer) but oh well)
Please do for impact test to.
Thanks for the feedback I'll try to make that video for you. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already.
I wear prescription safety glasses
yo man ... so cool
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These are bad for sanding. The fine dust gets in your eyes still.
Adam Savage likes the DeWalt safety glasses so much that he buys them buy the dozen. He has an entire video about the dewalt glasses. I'm gonna go with his opinion as he's been making crap for 35 years now.
I hear you I been watching Adam Savage damn near my whole life and respect his opinion, I watched that same video that's why I bought the dewalts in the first place, but once I put them all to the test the solidwork goggles where the best, it's all about comfort for me and the dewalts are made with a harder plastic around the eyes that digs into my skin instead of conform to my face. Please let me know how you like them and your opinion once you try them out. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already all your support is greatly appreciated
I bought the Dewalts and honestly they don't fit me well. I suspect Adam Savage has a small head or something.
First time here, great review once you finally got to topic. I almost aborted early because of all fluff at the beginning. I got no issues with a sponsored ad, but man you wasted too much time when I had many other vids to choose from. I'm glad I stayed because you are good, but I was very close to aborting.
Thanks for sticking it out. I've only been doing this for about a year now so I really appreciate the feedback I'll take this info and apply it to future videos so I can put out better and better videos. Thanks for watching please subscribe if you haven't already all your support is greatly appreciated
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@@Toolsish76 Hell yeah man! Thanks for this review too. Just got LASIK so I can't be lazy and consider my prescription glasses "eye protection" now I have to actually protect my eyes so I'll probably pick up the Solidworks for when I'm doing stuff with a lot of dust and the Milwaukees when i just need to slip them on for a second to make a quick cut or 2.
@@tfwoodcraft glad I could help. You made a good choice. Thanks again
If you wear this and keep talking for one hour would be better like that I won’t to see how you feel after ? Does it hurt , does your eyes sweats , etc
With the solid goggles they don't hurt at ALL! They are the most comfortable goggles I've ever worn. My eyes didn't sweat but sometimes my four head would sweat and would leak into the top part of the holes on the top of my goggles and I could see it dripping into the top part of the lens but wasn't that bad. You probably don't sweat as much as I do lol. Thanks for watching please subscribe and share if you haven't already, all your support is greatly appreciated
@@Toolsish76 thank you very much for your information and reply , I have already subscribed to your channel, well I’m living in Japan , looking for the best goggles 🥽 for factories, looking for something light , don’t get fogging, and don’t hurt skin and eyes and same time don’t get scratched after using them , if you can find something like that we can do a very good business together, also the smaller size you find the better business we make , because people don’t like big things on their eyes
@@freedomofspeech-v4y ok I'll do that what sort of factories are you looking to get them for?, like if it's liquids or hard materials? Thanks for subscribing you are awesome! All your support is greatly appreciated
@@Toolsish76 dust, liquids , painting, and wooden etc , thank you 🙏
@@freedomofspeech-v4y ok I'll get back to you as soon I can
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Excellent review; obligatory Liked and Sub’d 🥽👍▶️