Re: Amazing

Posted by terryjd on May 19, 2005 at 15:24:52 from (216.209.122.134):

In Reply to: Re: Amazing posted by Harley on May 18, 2005 at 17:00:39:

Your right sometimes you have to remove the guard to get the grinder to go where you want it to. I was using a 5 1/2" grinder without a guard a few years ago cutting some steel about waist high. The grinder kind of bound then bounced back at me catching my upper leg. It cut through my jeans and left about a 6 inch burn down my leg. Leg wasn't cut not sure why it was just a burn, but still way painfull. That night I did think if that grinder went a little to the left and and 3 inches higher my wife might have been upset with the resulting wound and I would have been upset myself then lol. I always wore saftey glasses and gloves to be safe now won't use the trigger lock and won't use a grinder without a guard. I guess a person should use all the saftey rules all the time, things happen just too fast.

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