Ouch.

[zenwood]

Just need to finish separating a piece ripped to 3 mm. Trimmed it off with my marking knife, just a simple little thing...hardly need to think about it...slip!...ouch.

Must get it back in the bandaid now with some cream on it. SWMBO tells me that current medical practice is to keep skin moist while it heals to minimise scarring.

[NewLou]

Arrrrrr ya wimp............Poor some Kero over it

All Hail the great Aussie Bleeder!!!

REgards Lou:D:D:D

[Wongo]

Zenwood mate,

Just spit on it and let the saliva do its job. Put on a bandaid and carry on. :cool:

[shrek]

I didn't know we could post pictures of injuries acquired in the shed.

With my present skill level my injuries have been far more impressive than my woodwork creations. Whacked my finger into my router a couple of weeks ago. Luckily I must have only just touched it but it produced an impressive amount of blood. Freaked the wife out.

Next time I'll take a photo and post it here for everyone to have a laugh.

[DPB]

Just need to finish separating a piece ripped to 3 mm. Trimmed it off with my marking knife, just a simple little thing...hardly need to think about it...slip!...ouch.

Must get it back in the bandaid now with some cream on it. SWMBO tells me that current medical practice is to keep skin moist while it heals to minimise scarring.

You wimp!! I don't even notice these minor abrasions.:rolleyes: ;) :D

[zenwood]

Well...it was only a flesh wound.

I gave myself a left-handed uppercut to the jaw, now I feel alot better.

No wimp, me! Tomorrow, I'm going to apply some MFKL, then rip it off in one pull.;):D

[RufflyRustic]

Ouch - those cuts hurt!!!! Mine are throbbing in sympathy now.

Hope it heals quickly

cheers
RufflyRustic

[bennylaird]

Almost looks as nasty as a paper cut? My sympathy, lol.

[MajorPanic]

Geeessss Zenwood.......I dunno.........

I've cut meself worse shaving!!!!

Have mummy kiss it bedder & it'll be fine :D :D

[DavidG]

Probably need to use the stapler to close that monster up. :rolleyes: :p

[JDarvall]

bad luck zenwood.

If your going to use a bandaid, make sure its a wiggles bandaid. Or it won't work. Just ask my kids.

Got my workmates laughing once, when I turned up to work with half a dozern wiggles and 'high five' bandaids all over my hands, after a particularly clumbsy weekend.

[knucklehead]

There, there it'll be alright.

Just kiss it better


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[namtrak]

Is that finger manicured? :eek:

[Iain]

How do I post a piccy of a nervous breakdown :confused: :confused: :confused:

[scooter]

Band aids are good when doing fine work, ie. for keeping the "claret" contained.

Rough work, well, just adding a bit of yourself to the end result :D

Cheers.................Sean

[zenwood]

Bldy hell, lots of sympathy round here. Hurt like buggery too.

Well, my z-tables will have a few spots of red stain on 'em now...

[graemet]

Bl00dy showoff!

[zenwood]

Third day, and it still hurts like buggery. Bit swollen. Probably low-level infection. I'll spare you the pics.

[Wild Dingo]

Woos!! sooky lala... or as I tell the lad "tuffen up son!" ;)

strewth just pee on it zen easy as will fix it in a nano second... just dont pick yer nose till yer washed it :D well it works! works on new busted blisters anyways so should work on a wee nickywoos eh :D

mmm cause with the lack of sympathy you seem to have got from the missus Id just get her to kiss it bedda :p ... eeerr bedda wash it first eh? :eek:

3 days?? come on!! doesnt hurt even a widdle bit tis okay tell yer what mate go whack it with the mallet and you wont even remember this 3 days of pain from that wee nickypoos :D

[Iain]

just dont pick yer nose till yer washed it :D
What....infection could spread????

[Simomatra]

Zenwood

A good way to put any knicks and cuts back together quick is to use a little super glue

Quote fro super glue origins

Cheers Sam
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Superglue in Surgery

Superglue has also proved to be a life-saver. During the Vietnam War soldiers were issued with tubes to seal stomach wounds in the battlefield.

A redefined formulation is now used to seal post-operative wounds worldwide.

[Ian the carver]

I once saw a movie where windex fixed everything

[scooter]

I saw a movie once where the pool cleaner fixed everything... ;) :D


Cheers.................Sean, creepy crawly