i just hit my head 2 days ago going down a hill on a skateboard,not seeing a speed bump and temp now is 96.8?
1) Wear as much protective gear as you own or can stand, including a face shield, leather apron, boots, gloves, respirator, etc. 2) Work outside or in a very well ventilated area. Do not smoke as the dust will be vaporized by the burning tobacco. 3) Clean up all spills. 4) Keep your work cloths separate from the family laundry. 5) Wash your hands or shower when you complete a session. Do not eat, until you and your cloths are clean. 6) Work in a dry location and pre-heat lead, tools, and molds. 7) Once the lead is melted, turn down the heat in order to reduce the fumes and potential for serious burns.
Check the building codes. Your city/county building dept can help.
