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Just got my new Lie Nielsen 1" Bevel Edge Chisel. As I was removing the blue plastic goo that was covering the tip . . . quick as a flash, slice - squirt. Matching slits in my forefinger and thumb. Wierd feeling being impressed and bleeding at the same time.
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Two words......liquid bandaid....
"Simplicity is at the heart of so much that is fine"
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Originally Posted by Michael Hammers
Yep, once the blood congeals, that is what it is!
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Until I started working with hand tools I had no idea of what "sharp" is. Several times I have sliced myself and not known it until I saw blood on the wood...
"History is strewn with the wrecks of nations which have gained a little progressiveness at the cost of a great deal of hard manliness, and have thus prepared themselves for destruction as soon as the movements of the world gave a chance for it." -Walter Bagehot
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Happened to me with my LN bevel edges. Pushed the chisel back in its case and it sliced through the side of the case and into the meat of one of my fingers.
Again, in pain and impressed.
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Nothing like sharp tools to bring you back to reality.
It should heal quick that is a good point of sharp tools.
I have a little nick on my thumb from 2 weeks ago that is all but gone.
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