Shellfish shells contain heavy metals. When working with them you need a respirator not just a mask as the partials are to fine, plus full PPE. Please see your doctor ASAP!
I guess when you speed up the sound of dremel polishing it sounds like an angry French bulldog or pug lmao. The sound of this tool sped up is killing me 🤣🤣
Shellfish shells contain heavy metals! You should not be cutting or sanding them without a respirator and PPE! If you have already been working on them please please talk to your doctor!
@@dan-nickcroitoru9656 no not a mask a respirator! Plus full PPE- personal protective equipment, respirator, goggles, tight hood, coveralls, gloves while working in a vacuum ventilated area. The dust is bad for your lungs to start but then you add in the heavy metal content and possible parasites and you are asking for serious or deadly consciences.
I've learned a new word from you, thank you. This creator certainly has a way of making nice things into kitsch objects, and ignores hazards while doing so.
@@jcouch1993 I completely agree with your statement. He turns beautiful things into kitsch, completely ignoring the hazards of his own utter tastelessness while doing so. The man has courage!
@@uschuster I'm actually, genuinely confused... I have a ton of shells I want to use to decorate a dress with and I love the inner shine the inside of the shells have and so was wanting to see how others may go about removing the outer darkness on the shells. Why is this in poor taste? I was thinking of it in terms of bringing out its inner beauty? Or no?
@@tiatrueax7911 No. If you want to see the "inner beauty" of seashells, watch Disney movies for ages 5 to 11. "The Little Mermaid" just came out in theaters.
