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1/6/2015 12:00:48 AM
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Whenever I take someone into the fab shop, I tell em the same thing.
[b]EVERYTHING in here is either, really hard, really hot, really heavy or really sharp.. or a combination of all of them.[/b]
That seems to get the message across.
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Yep! Lol But to be honest, in most cases, as long as you don't do anything stupid you won't get hurt.
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Hah, I remember way back in 7th grade metal shop the teacher said only one machine in here can kill you instantly, but you will need help! The spot welder. I remember it to this day.
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7th grade? Whoah, we didn't have shop classes until 10th grade. I took it my senior year, and am about to graduate with a CNC degree from Tech I almost got hit by a T-handle in a lathe once, I was helping a friend with a part and he started the machine. The t handle flew out and almost got my foot. Another person sent a t handle almost 5 inches into a brick wall 0_o
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[quote]I almost got hit by a T-handle in a lathe once, I was helping a friend with a part and he started the machine. The t handle flew out and almost got my foot.[/quote] I fired a guy for walking away from a lathe with the T-Handle in... twice. The first time I said, I fire guys for that... the second time... he believed me.
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I watched a dude get his hair caught in one. We'd all warned him to tie it up... -blam!-ed him up royally and left him unemployed.
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Wow.... It seems particularly bad with people new to machines, I guess they don't realize how dangerous T-handles can be. I've also heard a lot of stories of people wearing gloves while working on lathes *facepalm*
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A mill or lathe is a lot like a Terminator. Once you turn it on all it will do it its job until someone turns it off. No matter how much blood there is...
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0_o yea, that's pretty scary
