Excellent video. Just a little tip. Whenever we cut glass we wear N95 respirator masks to protect ourselves from breathing in the glass dust generated when cutting with the glass saw. Putting one on the patient while covering is a quick thing to do.
Great video. I have a suggestion if you use shaving foam on the inside and outside of the windshield along where you cut it prevents all that glass going everywhere, and also wear a dust mask.
Excellent video. Just a little tip. Whenever we cut glass we wear N95 respirator masks to protect ourselves from breathing in the glass dust generated when cutting with the glass saw. Putting one on the patient while covering is a quick thing to do.
2:25 that's pretty epic with the headphones
Great video. I have a suggestion if you use shaving foam on the inside and outside of the windshield along where you cut it prevents all that glass going everywhere, and also wear a dust mask.
+Nathan Haines thats brilliant imma do that form now on!
great tip - we usually put a blanket up against the inside windows, def going to try that shaving cream tip
I mean, in an emergency situation, you dont really ha e time to get out shaving cream and put it on the window lol
Ordinary axe creates less fine glass dust to get in eyes, nose, mouth, lungs, wounds, etc.
Good job.
It’s too bad more civilians don’t know this.
ah l'horreur, poussière de verre excessivement dangereuse.