Drinking since 11:10, listening to Bostons first album, woodworking in the apt

[crupiea]

Looking out the window on a lovely san diego day. shorts and tee shirt. A bit cool for them but i dont mind.

Life is sweet.

[highiso]

Drinking & wood working? Save a couple of fingers to hold your beer.

[DubfromGA]

Drinking & wood working? Save a couple of fingers to hold your beer.

This ^^^^^^^

[ChickenPauk]

saw before beer, never fear.
beer befor saw, gets you a mangled paw.

[crupiea]

its a scrollsaw. i can put my fingers or what is left of my fingers on the blade while its running and wont get cut.

its about as dangerous as a sewing machine.

still counts as woodworking though.

saw blade on left. not exactly a buzz saw.

[Bando]

Boston made it a priority to make their live shows sound just like the album. Went to see them and listened to their album on the way. Got there and listened to the exact same thing again.

Listened to AC/DC on the way home.

[LisaSkinnoble]

Boston made it a priority to make their live shows sound just like the album. Went to see them and listened to their album on the way. Got there and listened to the exact same thing again.

Listened to AC/DC on the way home.

Who is DBN?

Also, numeric dates should be year/month/date or date/month/year. Month should always be beside year.

[dbx]

saw before beer, never fear.
beer befor saw, gets you a mangled paw.

I LOL'd IRL......tis' true....and a good motto to remember!

The only time I'd crack a cold one while working on a project was when I was about to come into the house (from garage/shop) and might have a little sanding to do or something like that. The one and only serious accident I ever had was in the mid 2000's; I'm a driven person (like most here), so after 10hrs straight hrs of "driven" heavy sawing, planing, jointing, etc...I go in and take a shower about 6PM. But a drawer bottom (for a chest of drawers that I was making for my daughter) was bugging me, because of the fit. All cleaned up...cooled down...feeling fresher (but really spent!)...I go out to plane that damned 1/32nd off that one drawer side on my jointer. Simple fatigue cause me to run that piece with my little finger dangling too low to the cutter head . I cut half the freaking tip of my left pinky finger off! Blood spurting everywhere and my finger feeling like it was on fire...I calmly wrapped it in a shop rag (an old shirt scrap, lol) and walked in to ask my son to drive me to the ER . The doc told me that it would "grow back"...and I was like, "Um...yeah...thanks for trying to make me feel better." Sonofabitch...it actually did after a few months! Side by side, you can still tell the difference in that fingertip, but it even regained 90% sensitivity months later. The day after the event, my son took that blood-soaked shirt scrap and framed it in a glass case...and hung it in my shop. He pinned a paper inside the case that said, "Be careful in the shop." (smart ass!)

Anyway....drugs/alcohol do not mix with any machinery. Especially....cars, lulz!!!

still counts as woodworking though.

BArely, bruh....barely

[KLMARB]

I once had the outside of a little finger sliced off by a razor knife. I was holding a straightedge while a co-worker was trimming a piece of rubber. The knife slipped and sliced off a penny sized patch. I went right to the doc and he sewed it back on. Now you can still tell where it is because the fingerprint lines don't match up.

Woodworking is fun, I just received a 100mm wood boring bit from China. Not bad for $15.00 including shipping..