duncanh
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Don't get your finger tip caught between the gears on a drill chuck and the chuck key. It hurts. A lot. And produces lots of blood. Luckily the yew that I was turning already had lots of red colouring
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OUCH :shock:
Hope you still have a finger
Hope you still have a finger
CHJ
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duncanh":kp13pn0w said:
You need to have a strong word with the fool that was turning the key to be more careful :lol:
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Hope it's not too bad Duncan. :shock:
Paul.J
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I know it's off topic,but reminded me when i was dressing some old bricks up.
I was using a lump hammer with a loose head,and had to keep banging the handle down to tighten the head.Done it that many times that i left my hand up too near the head and when i banged it down it trapped the skin between my thumb and finger.Took all the loose skin in.
Walked back up the house with lump hammer just hanging from my hand.
Needless to say it hurt getting it off. Lack of concentration again :roll:
Paul.J.
I was using a lump hammer with a loose head,and had to keep banging the handle down to tighten the head.Done it that many times that i left my hand up too near the head and when i banged it down it trapped the skin between my thumb and finger.Took all the loose skin in.
Walked back up the house with lump hammer just hanging from my hand.
Needless to say it hurt getting it off. Lack of concentration again :roll:
Paul.J.
