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    Lathe rips shirt off operator - GIF

    Lathe rips shirt off operator. No gore.




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    In the class I'm taking, one of the first videos they show has a guy working on a lathe a bit bigger than the one in this video, and the guy (not his shirt, his whole upper body) gets dragged into the lathe and wrapped around the workpiece. Killed him rather messily. Makes a bit of an impression on most of the students.

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    A dramatic demonstration of why you should never mount a switch or a shelf for lathe accessories on the opposite side of the lathe. Yes, you're safe if the lathe isn't running but it takes only a momentary loss of concentration to reach for that cutting oil dispenser or tool post wrench when it is and then you're wound up in your work.
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    No loose clothing or gloves should be used around a spinning machinery

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    His right foot is under the brake, which shuts the machine down instantly.
    When I was young and poor I learnt a trade, and after many years of hard work I’m not young anymore.

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    Does anybody else notice that he is wearing

    FLIP FLOPS!!!!!!!?

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    Quote Originally Posted by gargoyle View Post
    Does anybody else notice that he is wearing

    FLIP FLOPS!!!!!!!?
    Yes and he is being a good little drone wearing his covid mask
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    Anybody else notice the parts on the floor by the lathe? Easy to trip over. He steps on them. Luckily he didn’t fall.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TrickieDickie View Post
    No loose clothing or gloves should be used around a spinning machinery
    About 30 years ago a bloke I used to work with who basically lived in overalls and safety toe gumboots,(was banned from drag-racing because he refused to NOT wear his gumboots), was working early one morning modifying some blower parts and got his sleeve caught. He said the lathe was only turning slowly but he got dragged in and wrapped around the chuck. He did manage to hit the stop button on the way and his wife found him about 04:00hrs.
    Many, many years of rehabilitation and still physically not good. Very experienced machinist who had grown up in a workshop.

    How many machinists wear overalls?

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    He was lucky in that he was wearing a shite T-Shirt. Anything with stronger material would of draged him straight in with more damage to the torso.
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