> just a warning, I'm normally good around these things but this new
> set went tru an apple like it was butter, and almost took my
> finger with it. 2 stitches to patch it up :-(
Well, then you aren't to be trusted around sharp lenses, so you must
sell off any that you have very cheaply to the re
hope it wasn't your "shooting" finger!
cheers,
frank
Brendan wrote:
> just a warning, I'm normally good around these things
> but this new set went tru an apple like it was butter,
> and almost took my finger with it. 2 stitches to patch
> it up :-(
>
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>
Subject: Ot: infomercial knives
just a warning, I'm normally good around these things
but this new set went tru an apple like it was butter,
and almost took my finger with it. 2 stitches to patch
it up :-(
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I have a print cutter that's equally dangerous. The last time I wasn't 100%
careful and attentive, I had to pick up a bit of fingertip and tape it back
on. Now I know why the rotary cutters are so popular.
Pat White
On Saturday, February 1, 2003, at 02:03 PM, Pat White wrote:
The last time I wasn't 100%
careful and attentive, I had to pick up a bit of fingertip and tape it
back
on.
Tape, of course! From now on all of my loose body parts are going to be
taped back on (no more staples for me).
Dan Scott
> On Saturday, February 1, 2003, at 02:03 PM, Pat White wrote:
>
> > The last time I wasn't 100% careful and attentive, I had to pick up
> > a bit of fingertip and tape it back on
>
> Tape, of course! From now on all of my loose body parts are going to be
> taped back on (no more staples
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