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martintaylor
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PostPosted: Mon Feb 24, 2014 6:21 pm 
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just came across this poster from 1928. Ah, they knew how to get the point across in the Netherlands!

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more hilarious (no, seriously, I am printing some of these out for my workshop) examples here http://50watts.com/Hoogspanning-More-Dutch-Safety-Posters

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tomorrow im going to take some picture of the hilarious stick figure warning labels on some of my cnc machines. they are similar yet in stick figure form
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Ah, reminds me of good ole Staplerfahrer Klaus



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This has happened to me.
It doesn't really seem funny though. :(


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laughing6-hehe laughing6-hehe laughing6-hehe
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Just flip over a piece of 3M sandpaper.....that little guy is outfitted for cleaning a nucle3ar reactor, not sanding a piece of wood.....

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Ah, reminds me of good ole Staplerfahrer Klaus



Is there a subtitled version?

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I have the picture of my fingers after an argument with the table saw. I will send it to anyone interested. I probably shouldn't post it though, as I would probably get deleted. Thankfully my fingers are 90% normal with some loss of feeling on the side. My middle finger still works for driving though.

It is all over with before you even realize what happened. The scariest part for me was thinking that I needed to stop squeezing my hand for a second, and take a look making sure all the parts are there, before we left for the hospital. The best thing that can happen sometimes it to get hurt a little.
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theguitarwhisperer wrote:
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Ah, reminds me of good ole Staplerfahrer Klaus



Is there a subtitled version?


Don't know, but the message is pretty clear without subtitles. Especially the last 4-5 mins.. ;)
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lactose wrote:
I have the picture of my fingers after an argument with the table saw. I will send it to anyone interested. I probably shouldn't post it though, as I would probably get deleted. Thankfully my fingers are 90% normal with some loss of feeling on the side. My middle finger still works for driving though.

It is all over with before you even realize what happened. The scariest part for me was thinking that I needed to stop squeezing my hand for a second, and take a look making sure all the parts are there, before we left for the hospital. The best thing that can happen sometimes it to get hurt a little.

One thing I was taught as a boy scout: if you slice a finger while whittling, make sure not to get blood on your carving. It's impossible to get the stain out.

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I have the picture of my fingers after an argument with the table saw. I will send it to anyone interested. Thankfully my fingers are 90% normal with some loss of feeling on the side.
It is all over with before you even realize what happened. The scariest part for me was thinking that I needed to stop squeezing my hand for a second, and take a look making sure all the parts are there, before we left for the hospital. The best thing that can happen sometimes it to get hurt a little.


curious to know how that happened...i am always nervous while ripping, waiting for the saw to launch the piece. my grandfather lost a digit on a table saw which impressed me as a boy; not sure how he did it either
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nyazzip wrote:
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I have the picture of my fingers after an argument with the table saw. I will send it to anyone interested. Thankfully my fingers are 90% normal with some loss of feeling on the side.
It is all over with before you even realize what happened. The scariest part for me was thinking that I needed to stop squeezing my hand for a second, and take a look making sure all the parts are there, before we left for the hospital. The best thing that can happen sometimes it to get hurt a little.


curious to know how that happened...i am always nervous while ripping, waiting for the saw to launch the piece. my grandfather lost a digit on a table saw which impressed me as a boy; not sure how he did it either


Power stock feeder. [:Y:] Best way to rip on a table saw. Anti-kickback wheels on the fence works, as well. I use either one, and your fingers don't go near the blade.

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Here is the link with subtitles

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChOHnSL7ZCg

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