welding on tools, sorta

[Kartorbust]

Plenty of YouTube videos showing idiots what happens when you have long sleeves or long hair and it gets caught in tools. Warning labels do nothing for the oblivious. Should just remove them and let nature take its course.

 

[Flyinhillbilly]

I agree

 

[Randy H]

As a student aide in HS woodshop, I had to clean up the aftermath of a younger student that lost a battle with a jointer. A couple years later I was working near a guy that did the same thing. What I've learned from this is that done properly you can take the tips off of 4 fingers with very little effort.

Sorry for the continued sidetrackage. I won't share the disturbing things I've seen. Haunting things.

 

[supermanotorious]

tried the little hacksaw idea, cut a 8" or so piece of blade, my hacksaw is much smoother than this so I'm not going to pursue it any further

 

[supermanotorious]

also, did some welding on my generator frame, and I consider my generator a tool, one of my biggest challenges as a mobile welder, is lifting and lowering the generator, I load it at home with the cherry picker and unload the same, problem is, sometimes I cant get it as close to the work as I'd like unless someone is there to help me lift it

I saw this idea on a RV site and thought duh, I can totally do that, I made gussets and designed it to work with the hitch mount for my wakeskate winch

 

[chancer]

You should make some hack saw blades and send them to that one guy...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOdRej3579M

 

[supermanotorious]

he would just make my skin crawl with videos of him using them

 

[supermanotorious]

mmmmmmmmmmm

fresh paint and no flat tires, them old ones in the garbage

 

[supermanotorious]

my brother in law just told me "hillbilly to the tenth degree"