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8th December 2010, 07:20 PM #1
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On The Mend
Hey Everyone
Well today I went and had my stiches pulled out of my finger
it didnt hurt as much as I was told 
but hey everyone is different. I am on the mend and my finger looks heaps better and different not as gross as the last time I see it I am now aloud to drive agian 
but unfortunely I was told today it could be 6 weeks before I go back to turning 
god dam it but at least I am on the mend so more study time for me can anyone suggest some stuff for me to read or watch it would be very good
Ian
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8th December 2010, 07:46 PM #2
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Ian some of its good news
A for turning you can do plenty of just going round corners in the car
Now honestly if you can drive why not turn same grip required on the wheel and tools.
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8th December 2010, 08:08 PM #3
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Hey WR
Well WR thats ture coz she never asked if I drove a manual or an auto so I might be able to pleed my case one friday thanks for that insite
Ian
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8th December 2010, 08:17 PM #4
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Is there a touch of irony about all these photos having a title at the top that says "Attached Thumbnails".
Baby steps Ian. It was a nasty bit of work. You'll be back at it soon enough.
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8th December 2010, 08:19 PM #5
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Ian,
I missed this one - I hope the injury was not turning-related?
Gruesome either way.
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8th December 2010, 08:25 PM #6
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Progress Ian! Just do what the doctor says and take it easy.
I assume you have examined the thought of physio?
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8th December 2010, 08:36 PM #7
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Originally Posted by Rookie
Is there a touch of irony about all these photos having a title at the top that says "Attached Thumbnails".
Baby steps Ian. It was a nasty bit of work. You'll be back at it soon enough. Originally Posted by jefferson
Rookie Originally Posted by artme
Hahahahahahahahahahahaha thats a good one I know I will be back soon just seem like 6 weeks is life time but I feel for all the other guy on here that were alot longer
Jefferson
It wasnt wood turning related it was done at work with a roll of lead
Artme
I intend on following the docs orders to fullest of my ability as I know that those 6 weeks will be gone before I know it 
Ian
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8th December 2010, 10:03 PM #8
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Nice job Ian, bet that hurt! Take care of the wound and it will take care of you
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9th December 2010, 07:28 AM #9
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Ian,
Finger is looking good. Nice little sleeve on the finger.
If you find that after everything has healed it's still very sensitive you'll keep the sleeve. I've had mine (gone through about 40) for the whole time. Woodworking tends to destroy them (I glue them to most joints).
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9th December 2010, 03:37 PM #10
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Hey TB I am just glad to still have most of my finger and cant to get back into it the sock is to help reshape the tip back to normal and to keep it clean from the work enviro Originally Posted by The Bleeder
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9th December 2010, 06:30 PM #11
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your back at work but can't turn 
bummer time to turn miniatures with tiny tools Ian.
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9th December 2010, 09:32 PM #12
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Hey Ray Originally Posted by wheelinround
your back at work but can't turn bummer time to turn miniatures with tiny tools Ian.
I wish I could but I have this lovely preson called my wife that come and checks on me everytime I go in to the shed to make sure that I am not doing anything that I shouldnt bee I wish I could but I have been told no by therapist so best do as I am told for now
Ian
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10th December 2010, 06:42 AM #13
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Ian,
Obey the thearpist...they control the pain level knob....
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10th December 2010, 08:32 AM #14
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Great to see it healing nicely. Looks a thousand times better, just keep doing what you are doing, as you say, six weeks will pass pretty quickly.
Reality is no background music.
Cheers John
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10th December 2010, 04:09 PM #15
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Originally Posted by munruben
Great to see it healing nicely. Looks a thousand times better, just keep doing what you are doing, as you say, six weeks will pass pretty quickly. Originally Posted by The Bleeder
Ian,
Obey the thearpist...they control the pain level knob....
Hey TB
I will obey the thearpist as today was the first time that she touched it and she was bending everything and OMG it hurt
Munruben
It dose look heaps better and each day I am able to move it even more
Ian
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