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Re: Man Wins Big Money in Tablesaw Lawsuit
Chuckles all around!
posted: 8:22 pm on March 8thThis is absurd; at what point do we need to take responsibility for our own actions?
As a Professor at a college in Canada that trains future cabinetmakers, I find this settlement beyond comprehension.
The problem here is that anybody can be a cabinetmaker... just buy the machinery and tools and presto, I'm a cabinetmaker. Wrong. We owe it to ourselves to be educated and familiar with our tools. We need to know how to recognize what is safe and what isn't. We also need to know the limitations of our tools and machinery.
Maybe we need more government legislation to protect us from being stupid.
Get educated!
Take a course!
I'm going now to the toy store to buy a squeaky hammer so it won't hurt when I hit my finger!
Dennis