Ditto.Now I have in both helmets - 2.5x cheeter lenses - as I am old and my eyesight is degrading.
I really struggle with age to see a weld pool in Aluminium.
I've never been so offended.......wait........yes I have.....The only thing it might do for the "Babes" is cover up your ugly faces and give you a chance of impressing her, before she runs away with fright...........
Thats one way to get an allover tan!And I thought I was special that one time she asked me to weld naked with just my flamed mask on.
We just end up as a woman's plaything....then cast aside. That why I got the Gingour mask.And I thought I was special that one time she asked me to weld naked with just my flamed mask on.
So true....so true.^^ And that there is the down side of owning a flamed helmet.
Seen it happen many a time.
£450 Yi Caramba!Yes, I agree
3M do a nice airflow model 9100XXi that makes you a professional overnight.
The big benefit for me was that I stopped lifting the mask into place to perfectly shield my eyes . . . about a second after I started to weld . . .And it is simple - since buying an auto helmet - the major bonus is - I start welding in the exact place I want to start a weld pool.
that £30 lidl one has almost left me blind it works ok on mig and mma but it doesn´t work on tig. 2 weeks of eye pain£30 one from Lidl (with flames )
Perfectly adequate for my diy/ hobby use. Replaceable AAA batteries.
With both of mine, Fusion and Gigour, it turned out to be sensistivity and delay settings that weren't high enough. Kept getting what seemed like flaring. Hurts like ....!that £30 lidl one has almost left me blind it works ok on mig and mma but it doesn´t work on tig. 2 weeks of eye pain
that £30 lidl one has almost left me blind it works ok on mig and mma but it doesn´t work on tig. 2 weeks of eye pain
Correct. The blinding light is not UV but very uncomfortable. I think only borosilica is permeable to uv also? Standard plate glass filters most out.?You shouldnt get eye pain, is it not triggering reliably? If so replace. The plastics should be inherently opaque to UV and IR, meaning only visible light could get through, and then thats just upto you to set the brighness