Effective warning label?

[wore out]

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[SDE]

I doubt that there is any machine that cares about what it get fed, in regards to flesh.

 

[Tom from Buckeye Lake]

Agreed, I worked in heavy manufacturing for 30 years. Thankfully no deaths in our shop, but many fingers were fed to the machinery. One guy lost all but his thumbs in 2 seconds

 

[Janicholson]

I instruct my students that band saws use blood for a lubricant. Jim

 

[Phil-mar Farms]

One guy got his pompadour in the chuck. It smashed his head into the chuck and ripped off his hair

 

[Determined]

(quoted from post at 13:14:11 03/24/22) I doubt that there is any machine that cares about what it get fed, in regards to flesh.

My meat grinder and my tenderizer are quite fond of flesh, neither one cares for having steel shot or other metallic items fed into them.

But like you say they really don't care what the source of flesh is.

 

[Mule Meat]

Reminds me of basic training. First time we got introduced to a tank. The instructor said.
This machine was designed to kill and it doesn't care who it kills. So pay attention.

 

[Stephen Newell]

I used to have a warning label that said Anyone that needs a warning label should only use tools made by Tonka

 

[Billy Shafer]

My dad all wase said. Warning labels were made for idiots.

 

[SVcummins]

Yes but you still have to have the brains to know what it will do and how much power it really has

 

[Shoprat]

The Russians have a saying a machine is designed by a genius to be run by an idiot .

Seems a bit harsh.

 

[Caryc]

OK, what about those saws that instantly stop the blade if you try to push a hot dog or your hand of course, into the blade? Are they still around?

 

[jniolon]

This post was edited by jniolon on 03/26/2022 at 08:08 am.

 

[MeAnthony]

Yes, sawstop dot com