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Hi! Welcome to The Half-Naked Handyman. Today we are talking about shop safety. Number one thing loose clothing. You don’t want excessively loose clothing. It can get caught in tools. It can get caught in machines, It can catch on things you are working on and potentially pull you into it or it onto you. You also have to worry about it dipping into things such as paint, or oil, or gasoline, or whatever you are working with. Say you are working with paint and you bend over to dip your paint brush and it dips into the paint. Then you have paint on your clothes, then you have paint on the floor, then maybe you have paint on you. Maybe you got paint on the dog or maybe you got paint on your lover. You don’t know. And unless its finger paint I’m guessing you probably don’t want it all over the house.
Next we are going to talk about eye protection. Eye protection is very important in the shop. especially from things popping up and squirting or splashing you in the face. Now also with eye protection you want to be wearing it while doing other things such as cutting and doing other things such as hammering because you can get saw dust, or wood chips, or metal splinters in your eyes which can cause severe or permanent damage. Alright with ear protection, you always want to wear ear plugs or ear muffs. I mean say you are working in the shop and you are working around some heavy machinery. The heavy machinery usually puts out higher decibels like your lover when they are yelling at you. You usually want to cover something up, you don’t know. So protect your ears, not only for your benefit but for theirs as well. Now we are going to tell you about work gloves. They protect your hands from nicks, cuts, scratches, splinters depending on what you are working with. Wearing gloves can be important in the shop, but knowing when to wear gloves can be just as important. When working with machinery, it can be a great idea not to wear gloves as these can catch and bind in a machine just like excessively lose clothing. These differ from rubber gloves which keep your hands clean from paints or other things. Now we don’t have any rubbers here so I can’t show you any of those. So knowing the time when its appropriate and not appropriate to wear gloves is a great idea to protect your hands but also to protect you. Alright, last but not least. You always want to remove any jewelry or anything you have around your wrists or on your hands to avoid being caught or bound up in a machine. This can be very hazardous not only to your jewelry but also to your hands and fingers.

Just another quick video showing how to change the rear brake shoes and brake wheel cylinder on a 2005 Chevrolet Silverado Z 71 Off Road Truck. I disconnected the parking brake cable at the wheel as you see in the video, but you can also disconnect the small section of the Parking Cable below the truck to give yourself more slack to make this connection at the brake lever easier.
There is a specialty tool made for these Single Spring type of brakes, but I was able to pry this spring back in using a screwdriver and long handled needle nose pliers.

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