17-06-2020, 10:16 AM
I empathise John, often afflicted with this problem myself. My own approach is as Ian suggests, spacing your specs slightly forward over the mask works better; however I will study the other solutions proposed here with interest.
I can't help feeling there's a wonderful business opportunity for PPE that works better and is less intrusive.
Whatever else may I take this opportunity to emphasise the importance of using proper safety gear. I recall my father treating such things with a certain amount of contempt and I have myself often been tempted to shift the damn screen out of the way so I can see what I'm doing. However some of the tools and materials at our disposal can have very serious, instantaneous and lasting effects on one's wellbeing and in my experience those who suffer such things deeply regret failing to take simple precautions.
I can't help feeling there's a wonderful business opportunity for PPE that works better and is less intrusive.
Whatever else may I take this opportunity to emphasise the importance of using proper safety gear. I recall my father treating such things with a certain amount of contempt and I have myself often been tempted to shift the damn screen out of the way so I can see what I'm doing. However some of the tools and materials at our disposal can have very serious, instantaneous and lasting effects on one's wellbeing and in my experience those who suffer such things deeply regret failing to take simple precautions.