Yes, sparks on yourself.

The challenge was: grinder + neck (a simple small grinder).

For those without experience, advice: don't get too close, or they'll see it all.

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In production, this is one of the most debated issues—where to direct the sparks; there's no consensus

In production, this is one of the most debated issues—where to direct the sparks; there's no consensus.

Alexey Lobazov, pardon me.

Where do they fly when they're bitten?

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Please read the forums and talk to the workers; they're cutting as they see fit. And they're arguing about where to go. You're undoubtedly right; working with an angle grinder is dangerous in any direction. Thank you for your feedback, and may your work be safe!

In production, this is one of the most debated issues—where to direct the sparks; there's no consensus.

Alexey Lobazov, that's correct, under the butt, the hand works, right?)

Please read the forums and talk to the workers; they cut as they please. And along the way, they argue about which direction to take. You're undoubtedly right, working with an angle grinder is dangerous in any direction. Thank you for your feedback, and safe work to you!

Alexey Lobazov, my forum is the one with the angle grinder.

All the advice (that I've heard)—pardon me...I'll keep quiet.