Darwin Schossow said: (quoted from post at 12:58:16 07/13/09) I feel your pain my brother. I am nursing a broken bone in my right hand from a drill binding and spinning. Looks like I am taking 6 weeks off from my project. Thats OK though, it will give me time to look for and find the side handles to my drill before I get back into the business of drilling bigger holes in drawbars.
Reminds me of a story, sort of funny now, but wasn't back then.
We didn't know about safety, Dad let us do just about anything we wanted to try. I was about 8 or 10 & had a piece of iron in a vice on the work bench. Being too light weight to pull down on the two big handles of the old B&D that probably weighed a 1/3 of me, I decided to climb up on the bench and straddle it for more down force. Started cutting alright. Then just as it broke thru.........you are getting ahead of me now.........it grabbed, spun around throwing me off it and the bench. After it wound up all the cord, it unplugged itself & came to rest. We learn by the mistakes we make, preferably at someone else s expense.....that is the way my little brother learned as he watched be fly off the drill & bench, kissing the shop floor. Ahhh, the good old days!
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