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Brutal machine shop safety signs.
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Previously:
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...839#post100171
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...4907#post80809
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...2828#post97238
Oh thank you, to the many and varied safety administrations and their vivid imaginations.
I feel safer already.
noticed the chuck key still in the chuck as the persons was tangled in the lathe....
and what appears being run down by a rampant milling machine?
And also refrain from doing cartwheels whilst operating a milling machine.
The pre-edit version was funny; when comedians run out of material, they'll fall back on auto-correct as a topic....Quote:
Originally Posted by ironwrx
The old training shops 'black museum's' contents, photo's mainly, but the odd irrecoverable finger stuck inside a nut in a jar like in the one I trained at, did a pretty good job of showing the consequences of stupidity, banned now. But there are still plenty of examples on youtube, the simplest sign I ever saw was "this machine can remove hardened steel at astonishing speed, do you really think your puny soft flesh and bone stands any chance?"
Altair - I hope you don't mind my posting to your thread. More cautionary than "brutal," this is on the door to my shop (garage). It was inspired by a similar sign that used to hang in the machine shop at Orange Coast College back in the 80's.
Saw this one recently:
WARNING!
This machine has no brain
Use yours
I'm confused
In high school machine shop a fellow got his finger caught in a 12" pedestal grinder. When the teacher questioned him about how it happened, he said he was trimming his finger nails. Are you kidding me. :smash: off to the ER he went.
