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As a relativey new wood worker I must continue to remind myself that carbide tipped things are very very sharp. Complacency is a bad idea. I must now also remember where I put the bandages.
-- mhawkins2 - why does my wife keep parking her car in my shop :)?
After only about a year, I am still learning quite a lot. I try and record some of it here so that perhaps another beginner can benefit from my sawdust.
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teenagewoodworker
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posted 432 days ago
yep, also wood edges can get very sharp too. ebony holds an edge well. after ripping it down i had a lot of little cuts on my fingers. not fun.