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Old 12-14-2005, 07:04 PM   #11
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Glenmore,, It got three fingers of my left hand, The 1st,2nd,& 3rd. And I am on blood thiners for my heart so it took the doc about 1/2 hr to control the bleeding. It was very messy.But all is well now .and as you might have gessed I'm a lot more safety minded,That is why I try to tell every one to be awake when working in the shop.Don' work when your tired. and if you have to stop and think of the cut you are going to make then 9 out of 10 times it shouldn't be done. Lets all work with with our minds awake. Learning Herb
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Old 12-14-2005, 07:11 PM   #12
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It got three fingers of my left hand. and I'm on blood thiners so it took the doc about 1/2 hr. to control the bleeding. That why I always tell people to be awake when working in the shop. And if you have to stop and think if the cut is safe then 9 out of10 times the cut shouldn't be made.Lets all work with our mind fully awake. Learning Herb
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It got three fingers of my left hand, And I'm on blood thiners so it took the doc about 1/2 hr. to control the bleeding.That is why I allways say work with you mind wide awake,And if you have to stop and think if the cut is safe,Then 9 out of 10 times the cut shouldn't be made.Lets all work with our minds awake. Learning Herb
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Old 12-14-2005, 08:59 PM   #14
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Wow Herb that sounds scarey. Where did it rap you. I am going to put my gaurd on this spring I can't cut in my shop no more because it's a tool closet. Now I have to wait for the wife to leave or I pull my pick up out of the car port. To do all my work I have a work bench in the closet just for finishing and small projects. But I'm still not complaining about that the more tools the happier I am.


It got me in three fingers of the left hand, And to make it worse I'm on blood thiners and it took the doc 1/2 hr. to control the bleeding, It has mad me a lot wiser and a h whole lot safer, Never go to the shop when your tired or rushed.And if you have to stop and think if a cut is safe or not, You can bet your last cent that It's not.
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Old 12-15-2005, 06:50 PM   #15
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Wow Herb that sounds scarey. Where did it rap you. I am going to put my gaurd on this spring I can't cut in my shop no more because it's a tool closet. Now I have to wait for the wife to leave or I pull my pick up out of the car port. To do all my work I have a work bench in the closet just for finishing and small projects. But I'm still not complaining about that the more tools the happier I am.

Yes it was. It got three fingers of the left hand .And to make it scareyer yet I take blood thiners and it took the doc a 1/2 hr. to controll the bleeding. But every thing is fine now healed up great and every thing still works. I was really lucky,That is why I talk safty so much, Like don't go near the shop if your tired or rushed. And by all means keep you brain awake. It don't take but a blink to get into trouble.
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Herb, I'm glad you came out sort of on top that time. You had what you might call a near miss. You might have been OK if you had a saw with a "Saw Stop" on it. I've read about them, but I don't have one either. Keep safe.
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POPPOP. Sorry I was having with some thing ,And I don;t what but it ok now .Yes to your post. I was very lucky, And things like that all ways make you a bitter person. Both faith and woodworking,
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I've learned that with table-saws, check to see where your blade height is at. If it's a bit too high, you will get a "kick-back". Also, never rush the cut.
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Yes I agree, I love my TS but you have to be awake and thinking about what you are doing.The TS is the center of your shop but it can cut you down to size in nothing flat, I had the blade all the way up for I was resawing, And it didn't take long like 1/1000 of a second.I have a great bandsaw now for resawing it's a lot safer.
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Does anyone have a "Saw Stop" equipt table saw? Do you feel safer using it?
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