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| Fozzy The Bear:
Damn!!! That's enough to scare the heck out of anybody!!! That thing could have dug itself right into you as it flew off :o It's a good warning to take a look at the damage it did to the router and to itself. :dizzy: :dizzy: The fur covered cab is great by the way.... Love It!! Best Regards, Julian (Fozzy The Bear) |
| AlanS17:
Maybe there's a bigger lesson to be learned here... never send a laminate trimmer to do a router's job. |
| MaMeNnO:
I did the same, pulling out a spinning router while cutting a t-molding groove. Luckely I could proceed with the same bit and router. You can't be carefull enough with these kind of equipment. |
| hypernova:
That's one of those common mistakes that you just don't realize how BIG a mistake it can become, or even realize it's a mistake at all. I can bet that alot of people pull the router out of a slot cut before it stops spinning their first or second time using it, if they aren't too familiar with woodworking. I know I did it. Nothing happened though fortunately, but I sure realized then what COULD happen and never did it again. |
| Banacek:
To be honest I consider myself lucky not to have been hurt using my router. I'm so glad I'm done with that part of building :) |
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