Hi, lucky indeed, and I am happy you did not get hurt. It really shows that attention to health and safety IS IMPORTANT. In my early days I was working in a machine shop and did NOT think ahead. Simple error of leaning across to switch off my overhead router and had my left hand resting on the jig to balance it. The movement of my body touched the jig into the slowing down cutter and spun the jig off the table, problem was my hand was taken with the jig as it went. I remember jumping back and thinking "wow, that was close" and my ajacent operator rushing over to grab me as the blood was pouring off my hand. The cutter had given me a neat series of 1 inch long cuts spaced about ΒΌ apart from my wrist to the tip of my little finger. It happened so fast there was no pain just a sensation of being bumped, but I still get twinges in my pinky finger 40 years later when it's cold and you can still see the scars. So yes the moral is always think about what you are doing and never get complacent.. Hill Street Blues moment, "Be careful out there!" Martin
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