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...art, the conductors touch each other randomly. This is likely to result in sparks, [[fuse]] blowing, or L touching the appliance E [[flex|wire]], making the

...ve lots of tiny holes to allow moisture out. Unfortunately they also allow sparks from [[Angle grinder|angle grinders]] in. These are ok for low risk uses su

...produces streams of hot sparks which can ignite some materials. Since the sparks can fly some distance care needs to be taken not to allow them to fly throu

...tting or grinding metal, since the grinder will produce copious amounts of sparks. These not only hurt when directed against your person, but are also very a ...people prefer a hinged faceshield, but these are less safe against red hot sparks.

So the drill is running really rough and slow, loads of sparks can be seen at the brush end of the motor, and wisps of blue smoke are esca

--[[User:Sparks|Toby...]] 23:45, 9 February 2018 (GMT)

* Does not produce sparks

...lso powered off the garage prior, to minimise any chance of any electrical sparks from switches etc. --[[User:Sparks|Toby...]] 22:42, 8 April 2013 (BST)

...to the expected load of the appliance. If nothing else you might get fewer sparks when you accidentally cut the mains lead, and a lower risk of a melted flex

...ubstances since the forces involved when driving nails can easily generate sparks which could start a [[fire]].

...earth bond should bridge the pipe to prevent any electric shock hazard or sparks igniting the gas left in the pipe. Car jump leads are suitable for this.