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I use gloves because the metal parts do get rather toasty. The idea is to be very careful and keep your mind on the task. (No ipod headphones cranked up, no conversing with the neighbor, etc.) I keep a firm grip on the parts and am mindful not to present an edge against the spinning wheel. Occasionally something WILL go flying and I usually find it nearby. That's what the cardboard is for. It deflects it up and absorbs a lot of the energy. Also keeps the green streaks off the wall.
I get that you cannot disassemble your guards. Check craigs list and local classifieds. I picked up mine at a yard sale for $10. Super cheap off brand I have been using for over 5 years now. Not too shabby.
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