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Old 03-16-2008, 01:00 AM   #1
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Angle grinder safety

while i am a profesional technician it dosnt mean that i dont do plenty of stupid things, we all do, but somethimes it gives you an oportunity to learn from the things that ive done.

thus angle grinder safety lesson one: always be aware of where the sparks are going, no matter how small of a cut youre making.

why, because being on fire is not fun


its quite hilarious after the fact, once you put yourself out, but its really not fun at the time.

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