Safety Tip

[thughes]

Just in case ya'll didn't know, if you grab one of those long curly cues of silver that's in your way with your fingers, cause the piece is silver and you scratch every time you try to flick one off, and try to pull it off but it kinda stays attached. It will cut the CRAP out of you. DUH!:beatup:

 

[mitch]

good to know...

 

[mrthe]

thank you for the info!

 

[Sam]

I'll definitely watch out for that.

 

[KCSteve]

And when you're cutting with a flat and get one of those little 'flags' standing straight up... don't touch it, you'll just get red spots all over everything.
Amazing how tough those little straight razors can be.

 

[Ed Westerly]

If ONLY someone had told me years ago! That would have saved me countless $ on bandaids!!!

 

[jr hoot gibson]

Thank you...no more transfusions.

 

[Arnaud Van Tilburgh]

I already know that, happens to me too once in a while. And besides that I sometimes drill little holes in my finger, or other marks using saw blades.
I experienced that cutting in your fingers can be done best using a sharp thing, it will heal much faster than when you use a saw blade or something that isn't sharp.


arnaud

 

[Dave London]

I thought it was for applying red lay out dye

 

[Andrew Biggs]

Just put it down to part of the learning experience

Cheers
Andrew

 

[Chujybear]

Just don't bleed on the finnished parts!

 

[thughes]

Hell man, I bled on everything. What an idiot.