On the importance of safety in the shop

5 thoughts on “On the importance of safety in the shop”

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   March 21, 2014
   theindigowoodworker

   I turned around just in time to watch a friend saw his finger off with the band saw in HS shop class. I’ve taken safety very seriously ever since. So far I still have all my fingers and HS was a really long time ago.

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  March 21, 2014
  joemcglynn

  This blog post notwithstanding, I agree and take safety very seriously. I’ve had a couple of minor accidents over the years, luckily nothing too serious although enough to drive home the real importance of safety.

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   March 21, 2014
   accidentalwoodworker

   And the sawhorse guy isn’t wearing hearing protection too!

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   March 21, 2014
   joemcglynn

   I know, right? Just plain dangerous!

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   March 21, 2014
   otto0880

   gives a new meaning to ‘plumber’s crack’.

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