Nice forstner bit,,, graphic

**Wild Dingo** · 18th February 2007, 09:12 PM

Shame about the finger

Yesty... Forstner bit jumped the hole and into the finger munched both tenons and minced the meat inside... overnight stay and surguy later Im a bloody one flippered penguin for a month

That is my finga an flippa

dumbass tryin to save a few seconds an doin it by hand instead of the drill press

USE THE BLOODY DRILL PRESS

**echnidna** · 18th February 2007, 09:15 PM

ouch

**watson** · 18th February 2007, 09:22 PM

Geez!
Can't imagine how much that would smart!!!

Regards,
Noel

**macca2** · 18th February 2007, 09:26 PM

Sometimes before you start you just know it's gunna hurt.

Take it easy

Macca

**Toolin Around** · 18th February 2007, 09:27 PM

Come on! Couldn't you take better pics than that. Like lifting the flap and letting us see the tendons.

I'm actually surprised your pics are so clear. I would suspect you'd have a fair bit of hand shake from the adrenalin pumping.

**martrix** · 18th February 2007, 09:33 PM

So I take it thats your fingy Ding?

**Shedhand** · 18th February 2007, 09:59 PM

Hey Ding....are they roaches in the ash tray?

They'll calm you down...

**scooter** · 18th February 2007, 10:36 PM

Wotta barsteward

That had to smart...

Get better soon, Shane.

Cheers.............Sean

**Wild Dingo** · 18th February 2007, 11:46 PM

oooohh it hurts.... like it REALLY REALLY

HURTS!!!

then it didnt just stung like a right buggar and didnt bleed much either,,, now however it does... unfortunatly for me Im allergic to all opiates soooo when I say it hurts you know it

HURTS

Panadol really doesnt cut it when it comes to this sorta pain eh

And funny thing was as I lifted the drill it and it caught it was sorta like my mind went oooh shyte this is gonna hurt... yep its my "favorite" cutting finga... I mean if Im gonna cut or in this instance drill a finga its the left index one that gets it

Not as bad as that other one in the other thread but at least you know who owned this one

I have learnt a solid lesson... use forstner bits in a drill press not in a hand drill

**journeyman Mick** · 19th February 2007, 12:00 AM

Originally Posted by Wild Dingo

............Panadol really doesnt cut it when it comes to this sorta pain eh

.................

Shane,

ask your doc about Tramadol/Zydol (Tramadol Hydrochloride) sometimes used for heavy duty pain and not an opiate AFAIK. Oh, and keep your fingers out of the way next time.

Mick

**Wild Dingo** · 19th February 2007, 01:01 AM

yep your right Mick but its another Im allergic too... only serious pain killers I can have are Largactil and Fernergon not pain killers really more I think tranquilizers knock me out for 24 hours and then mushed brain for another 24

And your right... think boy think!!!

**journeyman Mick** · 19th February 2007, 01:21 AM

Shane, mate,
it's bad enough hurting yourself but if you're allergic to pain killers it really sucks! Bugger!

I seriously think that you and a few others hereabouts who seem to be accident prone need to seriously re-evaluate your work procedures. Safety needs to become an ingrained habit, something that's considered at every step of the job, and throughout your day. I don't think I'm paranoid and I've been engaged in high risk occupations and past times for a large part of my life but it's highly unusual for me to even need a bandaid. (Scribing ridge capping is one time I might need a bandaid, but that's about it) I really don't want to be reading about any serious injuries here (shudder)

Mick

**joe greiner** · 19th February 2007, 01:41 AM

Sorry about your oops, Shane. Hand-held tool OR hand-held workpiece, BUT NOT BOTH! Or preferably, neither. I had all the fun I need with a Lancelot. Didn't hurt at all at first; 'course, my wiring's shot, so that might not mean much.

Have you tried "non-prescription" painkillers? Worth a try if you don't mind peeing a lot.

Joe

**Tex79** · 19th February 2007, 09:03 AM

Strewth!!

Jeez Dingo your having a shocker of a month. I hope the finger heals quick and it's back to 100% functionality. You might want to consider wearing armour, helmet and gauntlets next time you enter your shed

Cheers,

Evan

**Bob38S** · 19th February 2007, 10:27 AM

Dingo, check with your chemist for an over the counter pain killer called "Veganin" - strong and works for me. I usually have a box on hand - don't use them at all often - usually have to toss some out as the box goes out of date. You will probably have to show ID and sign for them - I did last time.

Hope the recovery is fast

Bob

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