Workshop noise can wreak havoc on your ears. Learn how to keep your hearing safe from the roar of shop machines with tips from Fine Woodworking magazine editor Asa Christiana. For more woodworking tips and techniques, visitFineWoodworking.com.
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One Response to “Fine WoodWorking – Hearing Protection”
First!
Good tips. I had an old direct-drive Delta that was louder than all heck. It was unbearable to be near it without ear protection while it was running. I wear ear protection in everything I do in the shop that involves big power tools.
Thanks for the tip, Asa!