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| harveybirdman:
almost ground my pointer finger off with an angle grinder, but it was just a flesh wound... the real killer was putting a hole in the same finger's nail with a screwdriver bit on my drill while trying to screw down an Ipac2 to my current project's CP |
| pbj:
First trip to the OR was to get a fingertip reattached by a plastic surgeon. Many more trips to come. :lol |
| jdbailey1206:
--- Quote from: harveybirdman on April 23, 2019, 08:15:45 pm ---almost ground my pointer finger off with an angle grinder, but it was just a flesh wound... --- End quote --- Nice. I zinged an angle grinder with a metal cutting blade over my forearm. It left a nice 2" long and 1/4" deep cut. I was lucky enough the blade was hot enough to cauterize the wound. Otherwise I would be doing the following: |
| Mr. Peabody:
Healing damaged fingernails depends on their proximity to the root. Crushed ones can be better ripped off and re-grown. My grandpa was a carpenter and cut is left index finger off. Apparently that really bummed him out, because he could no longer play viola. Most of the hand scars I have are from grade school era projects and fire and burning plastic, though I did try to take a finger off with a Ginsu opening a bacon package back then. No woodworking injuries of note. |
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