50 grit and knuckles...Bad combo

Bailey Knives

Bailey Knives

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It seems like lately, I cant keep my knuckles off of the belt. I have gone so long without an injury, then in the last couple weeks, I have decided to make up for it all. This is probably the third time, but the only photo worthy. I know the rules... get an injury, and snap a pic as quickly as possible. Here it is. Feel free to show some of your own injuries here also.

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Hey, that looks like my fingers after I try tapering a tang.

SDS
 
...about the only time it happens to me now is when I ask too much out of a 60 grit belt...

...which is most of the time!:D

Heal quickly!
 
tmickley said:
nice rash....that should only take about 3 weeks or so to heal up...
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you know I had one of those a month or so ago and the healed maybe in a week it was weird I have never healed that fast before it was that bad too maybe you'll get lucky too keep it clean
 
get used to it. last week i ground off some skin on my elbow while using my belt sander. it wasnt picture worthy, just half the size of a dime. i had all 4 knuckles on my right hand look like your index finger but from a 40 grit belt about 14 years ago. it tends to make you a little gunshy of coarse belts for a while :D.
 
I always thought thats what knuckles were supposed to look like. BTW you got my hair on your fingers than I have on my head........
 
Had that on three fingers about a month ago, flattening the back side of bone and leaning a wee bit hard on a dull 24 grit Norzon.
Ken
 
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