they sound great, and smaller than shooting headphones; which is what I've 
been using since i got a router. The coolness is when you hear things very 
well and forget you have them on.


On Mon, 31 Mar 2008, Don wrote:

> Jim, great information here.  Hearing protection, is so important for all of 
> us.
>  ----- Original Message -----
>  From: cheetah
>  To: [email protected]
>  Sent: Monday, March 31, 2008 12:18 PM
>  Subject: [BlindHandyMan] new hearing protection
>
>
>  hi just wanted to tell everyone about the new gadget i got today.
>
>  it is the hearing protection from sensgard.
>  that i read about in one of the magazines that was read by
>  woodworking for the blind.
>  i think one of the earlier issues about 4 or 5.
>
>  first they are very light.
>  only about 2 ounces or so.
>  what they look like.
>  take a print letter l, then make it about 7 inches long for the top
>  leg and about 3 quarters long for the side leg.
>  the side leg of the l is what fits in your ear.
>  the ear piece is made of that foam that you can squish a bit and
>  slide it in your ear.
>  but they tell you to put them in your ears then turn them forwards
>  and back a quarter turn until they have a good fit.
>  you will know they are in right when all the sounds sound muffled.
>  but that's the cool part.
>  with them in you can still hear people talking and under stand them.
>  you can hear paper rattle or other sounds.
>  oh yeah the side pieces that look like els are joined together like a
>  set of headphones.
>  they open out pretty good incase you have a larger head.
>  the long part of the l is about 3 quarter inch thick and that's where
>  the sound magic happens.
>  in there is a filter of some kind that helps filter out the damaging sounds.
>  also i was told that the sound goes in the device in such a way that
>  it comes back hitting the next sound thus canceling out the bad sound.
>
>  well all i know is that it works.
>  i put them on and made about 5 cuts on the table saw.
>  wow it was like i could hear the saw teeth hitting the wood and the
>  motor and belt sounds but the high scream was gone.
>
>  then i went out back and shot ten shots out of my forty five pistol.
>  again wow yes the shot was still loud but not sharp.
>  and i could still hear the brass hitting the ground.
>
>  they come with two extra sets of foam ear pieces and a nice case that
>  looks like a glass case.the kind you slide your glasses in from the end.
>
>  i love these.
>  heres there web site and number in case you are interested.
>
>  www.sensgard.com
>  8772080883
>
>  Jim in Minnesota
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