Woodworking creates some serious safety issues. By adhering to a few sounds sensible safety rules, you can reduce the danger of significant injury. Develop the practice of using equipment that will protect you and ensure you don't have a nasty accident.  Safety goggles or glasses are one of the most crucial items of safety and can protect the eyes from sand and debris and even harder items that can get thrown onto the eye area. There are lots of styles to choose from, especially if you still want to 'rock' a certain look, but they typically share the same attributes, particularly impact lenses. These screens safeguard against dirt and particles produced by power devices. When working with particularly loud power tools and equipment such as joiners or planers, it's important to protect your ears. There are two options to address this: Earplugs or earmuffs are both expandable and therefore work well on all types of ears.  Earmuffs are more effective and tend to be the most comfortable, but they can get in the way as they are large and bulky. However, it's worth the discomfort for the long-term protection they provide.  Using a table saw can generate a great deal of dirt and dust. To avoid injury when using these tools, it’s good practice to wear a mask. This helps prevent tiny particles from entering the lungs and causing damage.  You'll likely generate a great deal of small flying bits of wood when using your table saw so as well as using your safety glasses, a clear full-face guard will help protect the face from injury.  The guard is quite comfortable and can be flipped upwards when not needed. When working with power devices, you always need to wear appropriate clothing. You shouldn't wear loose clothing in case it gets caught in any part of the machinery.  Comfortable, long-sleeved T-shirts and also long pants should provide a layer of protection. Steel-toed shoes are also useful to help avoid damage if a power tool falls on your feet.