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Posted by RustyFarmall on May 18, 2005 at 13:27:29 from (207.32.13.201):
I was using my angle grinder, equipped with a cup brush to remove paint and rust from a pto shield for my M. The brush caught on the edge of the shield and immediately removed itself from my hands. Out of the corner of an eye I saw the grinder go air born, about as high as the cord would let it. It came back down, zoomed across the work bench sort of like a drag racer, and then landed on the floor, still running. I picked it up, and continued on, thinking about how lucky I was. The wire brush had managed to dance across my knuckles, but barely even broke the skin. It was a genuine Kodak moment, but no one was there to capture it, and I refuse to repeat it.
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