[toys4dlr]

I use my recep. Saw, (Porter Cable Tiger saw) with a Black & Decker Ugly Blade to cut up the wood I get from Thomas at Berry Brothers.  Cleaner and easier than using the Chain Saw.  I only need fist size or smaller on all my cookers, so that is how I do it.  I used to use my chop saw, but I caught a knot hole, it stopped the blade, broke the guard and I was just happy I had all ten digits on my hands. 

The Tiger Saw is not as fast, but safer for me.

 

[KidCurry]

Safety smaftey...whats life without a few missing fingers? 

[toys4dlr]

Missing fingers would limit me in counting to ten.   I guess I could use my toes 

[azcolt45]

fingers not too bad,,,,  it's the thumb that would hurt.  Can't turn the meat without the thumb

[azkitch]

"Base 8 is just like base 10--if you're missing 2 fingers", Tom Lehrer, on "New Math".

[toys4dlr]

Safety smaftey...whats life without a few missing fingers? 

I used to work in the meat depart way back when.  A lot of hte real old timers were missing some parts of their fingers. 

I once had the "bone in" saw kick back on me once.  I was happy I could still count to Ten, but I did have to go change my shorts. 

[ddog27]

That sounds scary! Almost as dangerous as my junior high woodshop days! Good times!

[toys4dlr]

Funny, but my Junior high wood shop teacher is now missing one of his fingers.  He had it when I was there, but a few years later the saw won.

ouch

[ddog27]

Funny, but my Junior high wood shop teacher is now missing one of his fingers.  He had it when I was there, but a few years later the saw won.

ouch

I fought the saw and the saw won......

[azkitch]

Low down, mean, bad and nasty! ROFLMAO!!

[ddog27]

Low down, mean, bad and nasty! ROFLMAO!!

 

[desertdog]

That's quality stuff, right there!


My wood shop teacher in High School also was missing a finger....I think it is worn like a badge of honor in the Wood Shop Teacher Fraternity.