Quote from: fillippone on Today at 11:10:38 AM

Earplug is a nice addition to the set. Just because.
Even gloves wouldn’t be necessary, but I liked the “full gear experience”.
I am only jealous because I didn't think to protective glasses and, as said, earplugs.

Safety first, any kind of protection for eyes, ears, and face would be very useful.

Quote from: fillippone on Today at 11:10:38 AM

What is a ~~“gum shot”~~ Huh

LOL, apparently it was a typo, the correct one is Gun Shot which produces 140dB in one shot.
Therefore all shooting athletes or those who learn to shoot use earplugs to avoid the sound effects of the Gun Shot.

Quote from: m2017 on Today at 02:43:47 PM

In fact, every exposure to sound destroys the “ears,” the resource of which differs from person to person. In the presence of congenital defects and abnormalities, the destruction process occurs faster. Wait, what are we discussing? We're not on a medical forum.

Regarding the security of the seed phrase that ends with personal security equipment.
Some people are sometimes too sensitive to sounds that are quite annoying especially if they are repeated.

Quote from: m2017 on Today at 02:43:47 PM

Does the sound of metal hitting metal when engraving text on a plate cause unpleasant sensations and discomfort? Then use instead of a hammer, for example, a wooden mallet or something similar ("rubber" mallet). Also, in a small and enclosed room the unpleasant effect will be felt more.

"Soft" metals, such as aluminum, if used as seed phrase plates, will ring less when struck. This is just a note.

Replacing the hammer with wood or rubber, will only reduce the sound effect slightly, but it will still be felt because of the metal clashing with steel.