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Hello to all,
like Dr. Terroreyes said, I open a new thread - think it could be an interesting one.
Let me be the first:
By cutting wood with my electrical tablesaw I cut off the tip with the complete fingernail of my right thumb 3 weeks ago. Now it's gone - but I think it's ok.
I can't really remember how it happens - I only felt a short beat.
And what I also can't understand - I was using this saw over 20 years - at last it was so damaged that you had to hold the wood you want to cut really, really tight, because otherwise the saw would yank it out of your hands. And I hadn't a really good stand - regarded not what I was doing and so on.
This year I repaired it - new sawblade and so on - thought about my stand, weared gloves - and *bang* - that was it.
Now I'm learning writing and doing things without my right thumb - I think it will not compromise me further.
So what happens to you?
Let us know.
Many greetings hellowinnie (Peter)
like Dr. Terroreyes said, I open a new thread - think it could be an interesting one.
Let me be the first:
By cutting wood with my electrical tablesaw I cut off the tip with the complete fingernail of my right thumb 3 weeks ago. Now it's gone - but I think it's ok.
I can't really remember how it happens - I only felt a short beat.
And what I also can't understand - I was using this saw over 20 years - at last it was so damaged that you had to hold the wood you want to cut really, really tight, because otherwise the saw would yank it out of your hands. And I hadn't a really good stand - regarded not what I was doing and so on.
This year I repaired it - new sawblade and so on - thought about my stand, weared gloves - and *bang* - that was it.
Now I'm learning writing and doing things without my right thumb - I think it will not compromise me further.
So what happens to you?
Let us know.
Many greetings hellowinnie (Peter)