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<blockquote data-quote="Bigkat650" data-source="post: 260449" data-attributes="member: 7270"><p>Actually happened last night. Good thing is, my list is extremely short (filled mostly with metal and wood slivers and a couple of bruises) But last night I was using a rotary tool with a cutting bit to try and grind away on a 3/8" steel plate I was fabricating for a mounting bracket on my trailer. The tool slipped, and the cutting tool hit my thumb at around 6000rpm. Luckily, I just nicked it next to the nail--and I didn't even stop to get a bandaid.</p><p></p><p>As with most workshop accidents I see, I was trying to use a tool beyond its intended use, and it back fired--but it was easier then running down to the hardware store to get the next size larger drill bit. Got lucky this time!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bigkat650, post: 260449, member: 7270"] Actually happened last night. Good thing is, my list is extremely short (filled mostly with metal and wood slivers and a couple of bruises) But last night I was using a rotary tool with a cutting bit to try and grind away on a 3/8" steel plate I was fabricating for a mounting bracket on my trailer. The tool slipped, and the cutting tool hit my thumb at around 6000rpm. Luckily, I just nicked it next to the nail--and I didn't even stop to get a bandaid. As with most workshop accidents I see, I was trying to use a tool beyond its intended use, and it back fired--but it was easier then running down to the hardware store to get the next size larger drill bit. Got lucky this time! [/QUOTE]
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