Black eye for my shop
YEP I picked up my Jet Mortiser and got hit in the eye with the lever..
Think about it and ya sure it is true!
Black eye for my shop
YEP I picked up my Jet Mortiser and got hit in the eye with the lever..
Think about it and ya sure it is true!
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Hey take it easy on the equipment. View Image
Cheers. Walker1
Is the mortiser lever OK?
Brent
Lever OK but I always THOUGHT ya' got smarter with age?
That's just what the really old guys want us to believe. LOL
Brent
<I always THOUGHT ya' got smarter with age?>umm, does that mean it hurts more than it did when you were younger? ;-)
aloha, mike
Will,
I feel your pain, I had a black eye experience fitting a mortise and tendon joint.
I cut a MT joint a wee too tight (well maybe more than wee), so the joint needed a couple of swipes with a plane. So I clamped the stock with mortise in the bench vise and tugged at the stock with tendon. Next thing I knew, I popped myself in my cheek with the piece that I was tugging on with all my might. Really nice black eye was end result, was kidded at work about about my wife hitting me in the eye, actually it would be less embarrassing than the truth.
Best of luck.
I reguarly scraped myself on my Tablesaw fence rail until I covered it with a tennis ball. Might a tennis ball on the knob help? (at least reduce the impact a bit)
Mark
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