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Hello Dave, I must echo steveii and snake, safety glasses are a must. Regular spectacles aren't sufficient, get a pair that fits over specs if you need correction. I use a rotary tool(Foredom) as a regular part of my occupation and have found that holding the tool in a natural 'pencil' grip will put your face in a direct firing line for thrown debris. Try to hold the tool so that the bit is rotating across your line of sight rather than with it. This allows you to more easily see what you are doing and reduces the chance of getting hit. A hard felt buff and some polish will make track polishing a trivial task.
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