Posted by big tee on January 22, 2021 at 11:49:12 from (199.120.66.180):
Working in the shop just before dinner and I screwed up. Needed a couple of thick bushing stock with a 1 in. hole but did not have any-had 7/8th so I put my 1 in. drill bit in my drill press to make my own. Used my big jaw vise grips to hold it on a piece of 2x4--Oiled it up and was working good but quicker the you could say oh shi-the vise grip was jerked out on my hand and came around and caught my ol coat and pulled me against the drill press real hard. There I stood with the belts squealing and me trying to find the toggle switch to shut it off--I have a old Carhart look-alike jacket I wear in the shop and my Wife said she is done patching it but I said "One more year". So the second bushing I made I used my drill press vise--worked good--the end of it rests against the post of the press-should have done the first one that way. The moral of the story is--Don't wear lose fitting clothes around rotating shafts! DUH--I can feel it now and I bet my chest will be sore tomorrow. I guess it could have been worse! The Wife is worried about the stainless steel wires that hold my chest together after my bypass-they fixed them once already-that's all---Tee
Should have done the first one this way--It is hard to fight a 1 and 1/2 hp. drill press press My favorite coat
Got tore up pretty good--The Wife says she is not going to fix it this time
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