The following is a safety warning to all turners out there. Make sure to check the wood over carefully before turning. I thought I did that but this happened:
It was a piece of cherry that had a knot on the side of it that I did not see before starting to turn. I roughed it to round at a low speed, then turned up the speed, before I could get my tool in hand the piece blew up and the smaller piece hit me inn the chest at about 900 rpms.
The following is a safety warning to all turners out there. Make sure to check the wood over carefully before turning. I thought I did that but this happened:
It was a piece of cherry that had a knot on the side of it that I did not see before starting to turn. I roughed it to round at a low speed, then turned up the speed, before I could get my tool in hand the piece blew up and the smaller piece hit me inn the chest at about 900 rpms.
The following is a safety warning to all turners out there. Make sure to check the wood over carefully before turning. I thought I did that but this happened:
It was a piece of cherry that had a knot on the side of it that I did not see before starting to turn. I roughed it to round at a low speed, then turned up the speed, before I could get my tool in hand the piece blew up and the smaller piece hit me inn the chest at about 900 rpms.
The following is a safety warning to all turners out there. Make sure to check the wood over carefully before turning. I thought I did that but this happened:
It was a piece of cherry that had a knot on the side of it that I did not see before starting to turn. I roughed it to round at a low speed, then turned up the speed, before I could get my tool in hand the piece blew up and the smaller piece hit me inn the chest at about 900 rpms.
The following is a safety warning to all turners out there. Make sure to check the wood over carefully before turning. I thought I did that but this happened:
It was a piece of cherry that had a knot on the side of it that I did not see before starting to turn. I roughed it to round at a low speed, then turned up the speed, before I could get my tool in hand the piece blew up and the smaller piece hit me inn the chest at about 900 rpms.
The following is a safety warning to all turners out there. Make sure to check the wood over carefully before turning. I thought I did that but this happened:
It was a piece of cherry that had a knot on the side of it that I did not see before starting to turn. I roughed it to round at a low speed, then turned up the speed, before I could get my tool in hand the piece blew up and the smaller piece hit me inn the chest at about 900 rpms.
The following is a safety warning to all turners out there. Make sure to check the wood over carefully before turning. I thought I did that but this happened:
It was a piece of cherry that had a knot on the side of it that I did not see before starting to turn. I roughed it to round at a low speed, then turned up the speed, before I could get my tool in hand the piece blew up and the smaller piece hit me inn the chest at about 900 rpms.
The following is a safety warning to all turners out there. Make sure to check the wood over carefully before turning. I thought I did that but this happened:
It was a piece of cherry that had a knot on the side of it that I did not see before starting to turn. I roughed it to round at a low speed, then turned up the speed, before I could get my tool in hand the piece blew up and the smaller piece hit me inn the chest at about 900 rpms.
The following is a safety warning to all turners out there. Make sure to check the wood over carefully before turning. I thought I did that but this happened:
It was a piece of cherry that had a knot on the side of it that I did not see before starting to turn. I roughed it to round at a low speed, then turned up the speed, before I could get my tool in hand the piece blew up and the smaller piece hit me inn the chest at about 900 rpms.
The following is a safety warning to all turners out there. Make sure to check the wood over carefully before turning. I thought I did that but this happened:
It was a piece of cherry that had a knot on the side of it that I did not see before starting to turn. I roughed it to round at a low speed, then turned up the speed, before I could get my tool in hand the piece blew up and the smaller piece hit me inn the chest at about 900 rpms.
The following is a safety warning to all turners out there. Make sure to check the wood over carefully before turning. I thought I did that but this happened:
It was a piece of cherry that had a knot on the side of it that I did not see before starting to turn. I roughed it to round at a low speed, then turned up the speed, before I could get my tool in hand the piece blew up and the smaller piece hit me inn the chest at about 900 rpms.
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