Cosplay Safety Reminder - Replace Your Filters #safetytips #safetyfirst #cosplay

Hey everyone we all know creating props and costumes for Cosplay is fun but always keep safety in mind. First off make sure to wear a respirator when heating, sanding, and using rattle cans. Secondly, be sure to note how often you need to replace your filters. You want to stay helthy so you can continue to craft for many years.

[michaelbrubaker]

I love your content in general as what you do and enable the masses to do is to notch. This little safety reminder made me even happier

[Justrex]

Good reminder, Steve. Thank you from all of us dust heads.

[mendenhallwoodworking]

Thanks for the reminder. I dont think i have ever changed mine. Haha

[diogo.rodrigues.]

What would be the recommended period to replace them Steve? Is it time base, amount of material exposure or both?

[kohr]

Please consider removing your cartridges and storing them in a tupperware container with a desiccant packet when not in use

Textron (cessna/beach) buys multiple style cartridges by the pallet.

Leaving the mask in the zip-lock bags wasn't enough

None of my business, it's your future ... protect it 🤞 you have something to lose

[mayrasanchez_]

Do this filters work when using contact cement and for sanding? How would you store the filters when not in use?

[Theparkknight]

Could you give us a picture of the Wolverine template?