Turners Smock Useul?

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Flute Maker

Mike
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Do many of you use a turners smock at all? I would like something to keep the chips from going down my shirt and all over my arms and on my pants etc. so I could just take it off and not have as much of me to clean up before going in cause I have to keep the Ms. happy and she doesnt want dust/chips in the house!! But I dont have to have anything fancy and costly..Any suggestions ?
 

MikeH

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Mike
I've never used one, but I've considered more than once. The ones I've seen are a little on the expensive side.
 

sawduster

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Robert
I use a large button-up shirt that I wear backwards . We got a video somewhere of froglips demonstrating this .......I don't have a clue how to find it if it is even still there
 

KenOfCary

Ken
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I asked for and received this last Xmas from the wife.

Shop Smock | Wood Turners Smock

Works well to keep chips and dust off. I usually wear it when turning unless it is really hot in the shop. I also try to remember to wear long pants to keep the chips out of the tennis shoe tops.

- Ken.
 

MikeH

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Mike
I use a large button-up shirt that I wear backwards . We got a video somewhere of froglips demonstrating this .......I don't have a clue how to find it if it is even still there

You must be more flexible than me. My arms don't bend that way to button it up. :rotflm:
 

caskey

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Scott
Yes and it helps so much... i like the ones the aaw sales better than the ones from craftsupplies. They are lighter and breathe better
 

sawduster

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Robert
You must be more flexible than me. My arms don't bend that way to button it up. :rotflm:

flexible ! :eek: Ha , resilient maybe but far from flexible :rotflm: see the trick is to drape it over your shoulders like a cape. button a button or two near the top then spin it around and put your arms in :icon_thum
 

CDPeters

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Chris
I use a crew neck pullover wind cheater (windbreaker) with tight cuffs. The chips just slide right off. Cheap too.
 

sawman101

Bruce Swanson
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Try Rick Hutchinson. (http.scrollsaw.com/)
Or Google Rocks Workshop. I have one of his smocks. Work well, cool, and quite inexpensive./
 

aplpickr

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Bill
I use one from CraftSupplies. My shop is UN-heated and UN-cooled. I use it only in the fall and spring. Otherwise it is too thin or too thick. I love it when I can wear it!
 
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