Pastelland Forum

WorldisQuiet5256 wrote:Welding.
Try to work with clunky gloves, while wearing an itchy green coat, and a protection visor that I can't see through.
I know that mask was design to protect my eyes by shading the view, but how do they expect me to aim a welding stick with a 100 volts going through it, while hitting the target that I can't even see?

Error_3113 wrote:I went to a demonstration as part of an internship at Corning Incorporated in Elmira, NY once (Corning is the huge glass empire that makes Pyrex, smartphone screens, etc) and they had a welding demonstration and we all had to wear protective masks to see them working with the molten glass. Seriously, I couldn't see anything except for a little bright spot of light.

I can only imagine how hard that must be to work with objects that are even slightly cooler than the really hot material, because you just can't see it. I get where you're coming from.