when you've got one of those nasty Lancelot thingies in your angle-grinder, whatever you do, dont let go of the secondary grip and put your hand anywhere near the work and then turn on the tool. cuz it will TRAVEL, toward your thumb.
That's awesome. Turn your angle grinder into a chainsaw. Seriously where can I get one of these? I've never seen them anywhere and something like that would be really useful.
A guy renovating the shop next to ours wanted to cut out some of the roof timbers, so he put a 7" ripsaw blade on a 4" angle grinder. He grabbed a step-ladder and off he went cutting away.
They are prohibited over here now, for just those reasons. Sometimes the chain came loose and well flew in the first thing it encounterd, most of the time the person using the grinder.
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Comments to Don't mess with King Arthur's Lancelot
That could have been a lot worse.
I wish it was.
i wish worse happened to your thumb..^
gee thanks, victorious.
..what?
don't you understand what this means '^' ?
groovy -ash
paper cut
looks more like a scratch to me.
Only thumb-maiming tools are made in the USA. High quality.
Go USA
i think that job has been outsourced to China by now
Hopefully there will be a follow-up post of the awful infection that ensued.
now you can put that thumb in the gaping sore guys ass
That's arguably the slightest injury you could receive with this thing.
ya
agreed.
fuck yeah it was and i am mofo glad because of it.
if this was you, it's pretty predictable that you shouldn't let go of the secondary grip and put your hand near your work..
not a smart move.
That's awesome. Turn your angle grinder into a chainsaw. Seriously where can I get one of these? I've never seen them anywhere and something like that would be really useful.
especially around halloween.
A guy renovating the shop next to ours wanted to cut out some of the roof timbers, so he put a 7" ripsaw blade on a 4" angle grinder. He grabbed a step-ladder and off he went cutting away.
I left the room, quickly.
^Especially as it was his idea.
"Go on, what's the worst that can happen?"
is he dead?
They are prohibited over here now, for just those reasons. Sometimes the chain came loose and well flew in the first thing it encounterd, most of the time the person using the grinder.
most of those things are rated at about 1000 rpm but an angle grinder operates at about 22000 rpm so it's easy to see why they fly apart
or not
Never seen one of those. I have trouble telling screwdrivers apart.
That kid in "Walk The Line" did a much better job...