Work gloves not only have to protect your hands, they also have to be comfortable enough that you'll actually wear them. The Elkskin Slip-on Work Gloves by Geier are just about the best outdoor work gloves around because of their balance between protection ...more info

The Goatskin Snap-back work gloves by Geier are the go-to gloves in the Gramercy shop. We use 'em for everything, but especially for abrasive tasks like buffing and grinding metal. The guys in the shop are stoked at how much more comfortable they are working ...more info

Carving requires two hands - one to hold the knife and one to hold the wood. These gloves are a great way to protect yourself against the inevitable slip of the knife. Armadillo gloves are made of Kevlar, best known as the fiber that makes police vests ...more info

Geier's Deerskin work gloves, for all that we use them in the workshop, are exactly what we look for in a walk-around glove. Sewn from durable but silky soft tannery run deerskin, and nicely detailed with a metal slide-buckle, these gloves work hard, and look ...more info

In our shop everyone is required to wear eye protection all the time. These stylish safely glasses from festool have adjustable and tilting earpieces for a great fit and you can wear them all day. Not for eyeglass wearers. The glasses come with ...more info

If you are someone who doesn’t normally wear eyeglasses and just needs glasses for reading these bifocal safety glasses give you important protection when you are working up close. These US made safety glasses have some great features It’s very ...more info

There are three very important reasons to wear hearing protection in the workshop. First and most importantly, cumulative exposure to loud noise leads to hearing loss. There is no real cure for deafness, so you owe it to yourself to try to prevent it from ...more info

Most folks - at least I hope - use some kind of safety glasses when they’re using power tools. But I suspect that when folks use hand tools, or using a fairly safe operations like sanding, they might skip the protection. This is a mistake: accidents ...more info

Breathing dust, any kind of dust, is bad. Hand sanding, metal polishing on a wheel, even grinding for long periods of time let loose a storm of dust. It also goes without saying that any kind of clean up can also be major dust generators. That’s why ...more info