Ouch!

[Waldo]

G'day,

Got an email from FWW showing accidents around the shed. One of them that made me wince was this shot.

"Justin Fink, associate editor, Fine Homebuilding magazine
Fink was cutting cherry on the router table when the wood blew out and his finger slipped into the blade. Fink routed a cove into his bone"

I've got another picture of an accident (emailed by BIL), but I can't post it in here. It shows why not to take a leak against a 220 watt 3 phase electric fence (think those numbers are right). The photo shows the blokes little fella all charred for about 3/4 of its length - it now looks like a burnt little twig no bigger than your little finger.

[wolften]

...mental picture= brings tears to my eyes

[rotten_66]

What bit was he using? Looks a bit furry around the edges.

[Lignin]

Go on Waldo, post it.
I dare you!!!

[Waldo]

Nah, it would turn us big burly blokes into whimpering cowards and I don't want to be responsible for that.

[munruben]

Same as you said..OUCH. looks nasty.

[Alastair]

G'day,

Got an email from FWW showing accidents around the shed. One of them that made me wince was this shot.

"Justin Fink, associate editor, Fine Homebuilding magazine
Fink was cutting cherry on the router table when the wood blew out and his finger slipped into the blade. Fink routed a cove into his bone"

I've got another picture of an accident (emailed by BIL), but I can't post it in here. It shows why not to take a leak against a 220 watt 3 phase electric fence (think those numbers are right). The photo shows the blokes little fella all charred for about 3/4 of its length - it now looks like a burnt little twig no bigger than your little finger.

I have done that before.

Fortunately it was a low voltage/wattage type fence, (single strand, on some country lane in Switzerland), but I can guarantee it stung some!

A bit like being thumped in the FJ's with a baseball bat.