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MOMiATioN lmniUTi: Don’t Let Hand Tool* Hand Fistful of Woe
Watch it, there, when you’re setting up your aluminum ladder. If it touches an exposed live wire you might become an incandescent snake dancer.
Working around the house is sort of like a kindergarten arithmetic class: It’s the little things that count. Here are a few safety pin-ups:
While drilling, chipping, grinding or striking metal on metal, wear some sort of face guard. Some dumb spark might fly up and go for your face, oi eye. _
When using bladed instruments, cut away from you and not inward, or toward your body. Ii the sharp instrument slips, it’s tai less painful to slice the air instead of your anatomy.
Keep your tools in safe operating condition. A loose hatchet handle, for instance, might cause the blade to sail off and cause you to split your sides - and not from laughing.
Concentrate on whatever job
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