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Reply #15 - Sep 13th, 2005 at 7:50pm
 
thats funny sounds like something dumb i would do
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Reply #16 - Sep 14th, 2005 at 3:10am
 
I was cutting a grapefruit and ended up slicing the top of my middle finger in half diagonally for about an inch.  Combined with the acid from the fruit, it was very painful.
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Reply #17 - Sep 14th, 2005 at 2:27pm
 
Small scar on finger where I almost ran it through a pulley.  Working at a printing shop, they had this monster paper cutter with a five-foot-diameter flywheel.  Clutch was shot, it often stopped halfway through a stack of paper (we usually cut a stack about 15 inches high, probably 4000 sheets).  When it stopped, we had to turn off the motor and back the blade up by hand: engage clutch and turn flywheel backward, by pulling on the belts that turned the flywheel.  Pulled hard, failed to get hand off of belt before belt reached pulley on motor shaft.  Predictable result, opened finger to the bone but no blood because tissues were crushed by blunt rim of pulley.  Walked calmly to supervisor, showed him my finger and made him turn green, put Band-Aid on it, rode bicycle about seven miles to doctor, watched him inspect it, clean it out, get ready to sew it up.  Doctor put needle in one side of cut.

I fainted.
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Reply #18 - Sep 14th, 2005 at 11:03pm
 
I have lots of cut and scars on my hands. I am a metal worker (a machinists). The one day me and a fellow coworker were moving a big piece of stainless sheet metal. He put his glove on and asked me if i was going to to do the same. I said no i was in a hurry to help him shear it in the the shear. It slipped. It cut the palm of my hand from the little finger to the next one over. A pretty big cut with a dull piece of sheet metal. Proably needed stiches but I have never gotten them. It healed up just fine though.
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Reply #19 - Sep 15th, 2005 at 10:29am
 
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I have a healthy respect for machines...I have a small'ish belt-driven metal lathe and once left the chuck key in the thing and turned it on. It did a partial revolution and slammed the chuck key against the bed/way ...scared the living hell out of me. Thankfully I was not hurt in the process....it could have launched the chuck key at me if I had the spindle set on a higher speed.


We usally paint the chuck key a bright color so we don't for get. You had a belt driven lathe that will slip in a sitition like that, a new big lathe doesn't. That means you have to replace some sear pins and get yelled at. I have never left the chuck key in the chuck yet. That is the first safty precaution that they teach in school.

As for you shear you could use hand shears, vise, and vise gripps to bend and cut the silver. It would be the cheap method. Ebay has a shear there you might like if you want to spend some money. here is the link

http://cgi.ebay.com/7-1-2-COMBINATION-MINI-BRAKE-SHEAR-NEW_W0QQitemZ7546803326QQ...

I hope this is what you are looking for.
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Reply #20 - Sep 16th, 2005 at 12:17am
 
did you look at the link. I think it proably has everything you need. What do you machine.
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Reply #21 - Sep 16th, 2005 at 12:43pm
 
Erm, scars all over my hands from slipped knives, broken guitar strings (hey! They are sharp!) my attempts at flint knapping... a particularly huge double scar on the base of my right thumb from a sharp piece of metal that was pulled out of my hands.
A scar just under my right eyebrow from having my head hit into a desk, a scar on the very edge of my left eyebrow from having a pair of glasses punched off. A scar on the right side of my jaw from broken glass... I have a really big scar on my left ankle from when a beer bottle was thrown at it. Scars all over my arms and legs from assorted fun things.

And I don't consider myself accident prone  Roll Eyes
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Reply #22 - Oct 1st, 2005 at 2:31pm
 
Few small scars from dogbites. Seperating dogs fighting is no fun - although the worst injury I got did not leave a scar. Got my right index finger caught at the back of a dogs jaws, crushed the damn thing couldn't bend it properly for 6 months hurt a bit too. The ones that leave scars tend to just be holes where a tooth has gone in. sting a bit, but no big deal :-)

Quite like tattoos on other people, never seen the point of piercing, but hey, each to their own :-)
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Reply #23 - Nov 9th, 2005 at 5:57am
 
I've got a nice scar from a saber slash to my right forearm. Native American tatoo to left wrist and native style dolphin tatoo to left shoulder. Both ears pierced and I will occasionally wear a silver nose bob when going traditional or to powwows.
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Reply #24 - Nov 9th, 2005 at 1:37pm
 
I'm thinking about getting a tattoo of a crescent moon with a single star below it. according to my mother, the night she found out she was pregnant with me, she walked outside and looked up at the sky, and saw the crescent moon with a single star below the lower horn. Always though it would make for a cool tat. I've got a teardrop shaped scar from having accidentally gouged open my finger with a knife on my left index finger, and a slash across my right middle finger from where a glass jar fell and smashed down on it as well as a scar across the top of the same finger from where a folding knife blade closed on top of it. I decided that I already had stiches in that finger, and didn't feel like going through it again, so I tied it off with a piece of toilet paper and a length of rawhide. Sucker bled for 6 hours.
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Reply #25 - Nov 9th, 2005 at 3:28pm
 
kind of like one of the worlds flags - turkey maybe ?
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Reply #26 - Nov 10th, 2005 at 1:57am
 
I also have a scar on my right index finger from where a folding knife closed up on me. I remember it hurt like hell and I couldn't get the damn thing off of me. Anybody else out there with this red badge of stupidity?
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Reply #27 - Nov 10th, 2005 at 8:09pm
 
I bought a nodic knife not to long ago. Well a nordic knife has a scandivian grind and no hand gruard what so ever. Well i was looking at it in the living room and deceided it was time to put it up. Well since there is no hand gruard the leather it the only thing keeping the knife in the sheath. I didn't push the knife down far enough for the knife to stay. When i got up the knife fell right on my big toe right on a crease. It bleed so bad.
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Reply #28 - Nov 11th, 2005 at 1:24am
 
abouslutely know scars or identiying marks
infact i am completely in didtinglishable from anybody else
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Reply #29 - Nov 11th, 2005 at 9:17am
 
Me too, helps me disappear into the crowd. Grin
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