On Sat, 8 Sep 2007 09:10:41 -0400, (J T)
wrote:

My Grandfather set a circular saw down on his leg after rigging the
guard to keep it from covering the blade. The injury required
significant sutures to close in the doctor's office.

Several years later, he was having a "routine" hernia repair when a
clot broke free from the saw injury lodged in his heart and killed
him.

This was some 30 years ago and the doctor in charge retired in the
face of malfeasance charges, but that didn't make my Grandfather any
less dead.

Be careful and DON'T ever bypass safety equipment



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Chris

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