Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Around the Campfire => Topic started by: PEARL DRUMS on April 16, 2012, 06:54:06 pm
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.........thats what they call them in the shop anyway. My bandsaw was rubbing funny Sunday afternoon so I opened the top cover and noticed the blade was a touch loose and not riding right, it was a 3/4" 4 tpi TW. I gave it a turn and it started to quiet down. I gave it one more quarter turn and the blade came flying off and whacked me in the face. I grabbed my face and didnt see any blood on my hands..........like I said it was Sunday ;). The blade didnt live to tell. Its broke in half. I wasnt directly behind the wheel either, the blade wobbled when it broke and flew off. NO SAFETY GLASSES. I know better and still broke the rule. :-[
BE CAREFUL....MINDFUL
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Glad to hear you are OK! I have a fear of that happening every time I change blades on mine.
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NO SAFETY GLASSES. I know better and still broke the rule. :-[
Glad your okay...
My grandpas good friend cut his leg to the bone with a circular saw last summer...
When he got to ER the doctor asked if he had experience using a circular saw...
He said "of course I've been using one for years"..
The doctor said "I thought so. Most people who get hurt are the very experienced users who have clocked years behind a saw. They eventually just get careless once and think that they have enough experience to avoid injury..."
Moral of the story.. No matter how good you are with a saw, always obey the basic safety rules and don''t let the experience get to your head... >:D >:D
Jon
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...it don't take but a second! :o Glad you're OK Pearlie. You know better! >:(
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...it don't take vbut a secxond! :o Glad you're OK Pearlie. You know better! >:(
Yea!! What he said >:( >:(
I am glad to hear that you are ok ;)
Cipriano
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Glad you didn't get sliced up. Close calls have a way of getting your attention. I took a chunk of a splitting wedge to the bridge of the nose a couple of years ago. I've started wearing glasses since then.
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I lopped a finger off in 1997 on a machine here at work. This is my first machine "accident" since then. That day taught me alot about being very careful. Must have forgotten what I learned on Sunday because that was just short of dumb on my part!
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Ive been using my planer/ joiner for years,I know to use the push paddles,for some reason last year I didnt use them planing a thin piece of bamboo,,,WHACK,, off comes the tip of my left index finger! Glad you didnt get cut! It do hurt!!
:'(