Hey MT.o, show us your tool mishaps ! Pictures please !

[J-sews]

That's looking a bit better

[MultiMat]

My ones are a little lame 
But here goes 

SOG original MicroToolclip


Gerber MP600 , it was a new MT & the pliers were a little sticky to retract, my hand slipped off & went down the blade  . I could not stop the bleeding , ended up band aid + gaffer tape applying pressure did the trick.Photo is not very impressive though 

[Sparky415]

3 stitches ! 

EDIT: don't be shy.
I KNOW you made a few mistakes. Including you [*points to you*, yes you], you [you too, yes, I am talking to you, I did not forget], you [don't look away, I saw it happen], and even you [yes you, as young as you were. You weren't even supposed to play with a knife].

Nope never cut/burnt/ground/sanded myself yet 


 

[J-sews]

3 stitches ! 

EDIT: don't be shy.
I KNOW you made a few mistakes. Including you [*points to you*, yes you], you [you too, yes, I am talking to you, I did not forget], you [don't look away, I saw it happen], and even you [yes you, as young as you were. You weren't even supposed to play with a knife].

Nope never cut/burnt/ground/sanded myself yet today


 

Fixed.


 

[Sparky415]

Thanks Bob

Its only 15.00 so theres still time   

(And my knuckle is looking a lot better now  )

[Sean]

Not that there's concern so far, but hey... don't deliberately try and do something
just to be able to post in this thread. 

[Sparky415]

This is making me laugh  and I am just about to play with my new Ax head and handle blank


I will take my

[J-sews]

This is making me laugh  and I am just about to play with my new Ax head and handle blank


I will take my (Image removed from quote.)

Just be sure you don't chop your shutter-button finger off

[ducktapehero]

alas, there are no scars to be had.  I heal remarkably well and this incident was nearly 5 years ago.  BTW J-Sews is Bob, that's his name.  He's a machinist too, hence the reference.  I am not still machining, but I sure wish I was. 

Here is a pic of my 3 day old thumb wound.  Mind you this cut through a good chunk of my thumb and I am already out of the band aid phase, it just has to close completely now.

(Image removed from quote.)

This is a perfect example of how a sharp knife is safer than a dull knife.

[Mercury]

alas, there are no scars to be had.  I heal remarkably well and this incident was nearly 5 years ago.  BTW J-Sews is Bob, that's his name.  He's a machinist too, hence the reference.  I am not still machining, but I sure wish I was. 

Here is a pic of my 3 day old thumb wound.  Mind you this cut through a good chunk of my thumb and I am already out of the band aid phase, it just has to close completely now.

(Image removed from quote.)

This is a perfect example of how a sharp knife is safer than a dull knife.

Exactly.  I've had much worse cuts, and they do take far longer to heal when the blade is dull.  Think tearing vs slicing. 

[Phrea]

My ones are a little lame 
But here goes 

SOG original MicroToolclip
image

Gerber MP600 , it was a new MT & the pliers were a little sticky to retract, my hand slipped off & went down the blade  . I could not stop the bleeding , ended up band aid + gaffer tape applying pressure did the trick.Photo is not very impressive though 
image

Photo's of both ones in one post, that's very cool in my book !  

VERY LATE EDIT: Please use url tags in stead of image tags, so that one will not be immediately confronted by 'gore' when they click through this thread !

[Phrea]

Did this topic just bleed to death? [YAY, I made a pun !] 
My little cut healed up nicely into a cool little scar, I'll take some pics tomorrow. 

This forum is on the bleeding edge of what's new in the knife and tools world [I did it again, another pun, but this time, I'm afraid it wasn't as sharp as the first one [] !], and what's been posted can't be the only mishaps. 

I'll chant: WE WANT MORE - WE WANT MORE - WE WANT MORE