In another thread I pointed out a safety issue in a pic where the pic was taken with a spinning lathe chuck and the operator wearing long sleeves.
Another member posted that this was "off topic".
There are a lot of newbies here and are unaware of unsafe practices.
We should teach by example as many learn by observation.
My teacher had a former student get pulled into a lathe up to his shoulder because of wearing a long sleeved shirt and will never work again.
There also was a student that got his whole shirt ripped from his body in the class, he only received brush burns on his back.
There was a graphic photo on this site and on the web of a worker killed because of getting pulled into the chuck from wearing a sweater while operating a lathe.
Is pointing out a safety issue "off topic"?
Mistakes = Experience = Wisdom
Learn by the mistakes of others so you do not repeat them!
Another member posted that this was "off topic".
There are a lot of newbies here and are unaware of unsafe practices.
We should teach by example as many learn by observation.
My teacher had a former student get pulled into a lathe up to his shoulder because of wearing a long sleeved shirt and will never work again.
There also was a student that got his whole shirt ripped from his body in the class, he only received brush burns on his back.
There was a graphic photo on this site and on the web of a worker killed because of getting pulled into the chuck from wearing a sweater while operating a lathe.
Is pointing out a safety issue "off topic"?
Mistakes = Experience = Wisdom
Learn by the mistakes of others so you do not repeat them!
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