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| Registered User Forum Fanatic | Yesterday I spent most of the morning in my "shop". I used the table saw several times.. Then hand held router. Then table router. Miter saw. Drill press and two sanders. All the dangerous tools with no sweat. Then I pulled out my brand new Rooster and Hen pocket knife and began to scribe a line on some oak. Slip! Zip! Holy Moly Oly.....off to the Emergency Room for 12 stitches. A reminder to me, that I am sharing with you, that a guy has GOTTA be alert all the time! I did NOT do a thing wrong.....but accidents DO happen. Your wonded pal, Birch. |
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| Official Greeter Supreme Forum King Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: New Lebanon, Ohio "USA" First Name: Dave or "Doc" Posts: 4,690 ![]() | Sorry to hear of your unfortunate accident Birch. Motorcycle riding is like woodworking also. You CANNOT let your guard down for a second. I do understand that accidents do happen. I sliced a finger open reaching for the toliet paper at work. Who would have thunk it. Seems the chrome was peeling off the holder and when I reached for the paper my finger found the exact spot where it was peeling. So, accidents do happen, no matter where you are. Hope you get healed quickly.
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| Banned Supreme Forum King | Oh Birch, Dog gone it... sounds like you have pretty nice shop! I can't imagine how such a slip with a pocket knife could cause a cut worth 12 stitches!! ![]() Sorry you got cut, etc... bummer... Hope you get better & heal fast! Take care... |
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| Registered User Forum Fanatic Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Midwest,Wisconsin First Name: Gary Posts: 153 ![]() | You never know when someting like that will happen. Last year I knocked off part of the tip of my left thumb twice in one year on my band saw feeding a slim piece of wood in. Now the thumb is a little numb on the tip. The push stick was hanging one foot away and I didn't use it. When will we ever learn? |
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| Registered User Supreme Forum King | So now, you have a "Numb Thumb".. Sorry.. I couldn't resist it..
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| Registered User Dedicated Member | Was that poket knife sharp or were you "forcing" a dull one? Bruce in the Peg
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| Registered User Forum Geek | Hi Birch First, let me wish you fast recovery It reminds me, that on a UK forum there was a discussion about safety (Just for a general knowledge, the Bretons are crazy about safety) and I replied "hey, guys, all my accidents are not from the TS, Router and a like but from the utility knife" I also cut my finger the same way like you did but it was not so sever and I glue the cut with CA (super glue). Regards niki |
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| Registered User New Member | Sorry to hear of your unfortunate accident Birch.I hope that story don't happen again.
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| Forum Contributer Supreme Forum King | Here's one that will get your heart going ... http://www.routerforums.com/41820-post6.html Allison (ACV , members name) She logons on every day, but she has not said, if she has got her cabinets done or not, maybe she will see this post and give us a update,,, We need more input from the females ![]() Bj ![]()
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