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Re: workshop injuries

Post by ScottieJ » Tue Sep 06, 2011 1:05 pm

Got a new one :lol:

I picked up my front axle last night and my little finger kind've got crushed by the swivel housing :bawling: and yes that is fatty tissue that is supposed to be inside my finger, doesn't look to bad from that angle but it's poking out quite a bit :lol:
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Re: workshop injuries

Post by Rjmaas512 » Tue Sep 06, 2011 1:35 pm

Lovely image to look at first thing. Friend of mine had one of those rotary wire brush disintegrate when he was brushing his chassis. The thing flew off and hit him just above the eyebrow. He now wears goggles ALL the time.

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Re: workshop injuries

Post by Edweird » Tue Sep 06, 2011 1:36 pm

Ouch. I had a similar thing happen to my left palm at the base of my thumb, although that was done many years ago.

My little brother had thrown a big Action Man car at me in a temper and I, obviously, put my hands up to stop it.

One of these buggers, except he had taken all the wheels off so the wheel arch buried itself into my hand.
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Re: workshop injuries

Post by ScottieJ » Tue Sep 06, 2011 1:44 pm

Rjmaas512 wrote:Lovely image to look at first thing. Friend of mine had one of those rotary wire brush disintegrate when he was brushing his chassis. The thing flew off and hit him just above the eyebrow. He now wears goggles ALL the time.
yeah those things are lethal, I'm always using them and afterwards you have to remove all the broken bristles from your clothing :lol: funnily enough about an hour before I did that I caught a different finger with one of those at full RPM, Only gave me a minor graze though :lol:

That reminds me I wonder if I've got a pic from when I caught my thumb with a slitting disc :lol:
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Re: workshop injuries

Post by Team Pink » Tue Sep 06, 2011 10:23 pm

Went to casualty today to get a metal splinter removed from my eye, been there for a week and a half and was not getting any better. Once they got it out it was 3mm long. No wonder it did not rust away or come out on its own. Now hurts worse than when it was in!

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Re: workshop injuries

Post by ScottieJ » Wed Sep 07, 2011 9:23 am

Team Pink wrote:Went to casualty today to get a metal splinter removed from my eye, been there for a week and a half and was not getting any better. Once they got it out it was 3mm long. No wonder it did not rust away or come out on its own. Now hurts worse than when it was in!
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Re: workshop injuries

Post by dan_2k_uk » Wed Sep 07, 2011 5:09 pm

totally agree on the eye pain after havin a tiny bit of metal removed from my eye last week. 3 mm must have been sore! :guns:
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Re: workshop injuries

Post by Newtomud » Mon Oct 03, 2011 7:15 pm

I was crouching down in the back off my SJ using a grinder to remove the boot floor of my tin top when the tiny hot sparks of metal bounced off the inside wall of the car and hit me right in the crack... It made me jump and I hit my head on the inside of the roof..
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Re: workshop injuries

Post by Highlander » Tue Oct 04, 2011 11:04 am

Newtomud wrote:I was crouching down in the back off my SJ using a grinder to remove the boot floor of my tin top when the tiny hot sparks of metal bounced off the inside wall of the car and hit me right in the crack... It made me jump and I hit my head on the inside of the roof..
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LMAO who can read that WITHOUT laughing!!
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Re: workshop injuries

Post by twiss » Tue Oct 04, 2011 11:08 am

Yeah it's pretty funny! :lol:
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