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This morning I, being a long haired freaky person, had hair down to my
ass. It is now a shoulder length (very) rough bob. This afternoon I was routing a roundover on a box when suddenly I felt a sharp pain and the router leapt at me and died. I at first thought my hair had gotten into the bit, but it was worse than that--it had been drawn into the motor from the top until the router stalled or the brushes came off or whatever else caused the router to stop happened (I haven't had a chance to tear it down yet). The shaft cannot be turned at the moment. Fortunately it was my ancient 1 horse Black and Decker and not the 3-1/2 horse Porter Cable which would probably not have stopped until it had done serious damage--as it was there was no real harm done other than embarrasment. Manana I'm going to see about getting the hair cut back to mil-spec. Not sure how I got my hair into it--I wear it tied back and tucked into my shirt when I'm working but it managed to escape somehow. Better to keep it short, as I've just learned the hard way. -- -- --John to email, dial "usenet" and validate (was jclarke at eye bee em dot net) |
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