Maintancefag at a hospital. Contactor for a chiller just blew the fuck up, I was near it but not too close. Still about shit myself, thought I was gonna for a second there. It was loud as fuck and made a pretty cool electrical cracking noise too. Any thought I was gonna die at work stories you wanna share?
Also: cool shit that went wrong at work thread
>>708521621
nice pic, where is this stone age installation? cuba?
>>708521705
30 year old hospital in Indiana, we keep it running with spit and duct tape
>>708522831
My BAS system runs in windows 95 if that tells you anything
>>708522831
Indiana...that explains everything.
>>708522831
Thanks OP
>>708522941
Yeah we are owned by one of the biggest healthcare companies in the world and they won't upgrade shit around here
>>708523062
It wouldn't surprise me if they still treated homosexuality with shock therapy.
>>708523181
>kek
Actually wouldn't know, health care is like 98% female. And that's not as fun as it might sound
![Roller-form[1].gif](https://i.imgur.com/ro41vN4.gif "Roller-form[1].gif")
>>708521621
>>708521621
Didn't happen to me OP but I work at a printshop in illinois, we produce gift cards for various companies like Home Depot and Best Buy to name a few.
Loose glove on one of the feeders got caught in the older model 10 color we had (no safety guards on the ductor rollers [top of the unit where ink is drawn from])
His arm upto his shoulder got sucked into the press before it jammed up, the space between the rollers is smaller than a piece of a paper.
Completely destroyed his arm.
Pic related, hand got caught in the top and worked its way down.
Best of all is we have to take the rollers out while he sits there and the paramedics just watch.
>>708523722
>Completely destroyed his arm.
more details please, removed above elbow?
Young foreign girl sucked and fucked her way to the top. now she bossy little cunt.
>>708524024
this?
>>708521621
One time when I was at work I died.
I got better.
>>708524136
Trump is not the top though. Melania could have done better, but she hopped the closest dick that looked rich.
Think I may have to flat foot the cow in her gob one day
>>708523975
It depends where you get caught in, as you can see from the diagram you could be wound around a roller.
this is what the side view of a unit looks like from the inside, going down from the top you're almost guaranteed to lose your arm because it's going to going through a snake of different paths.
There are soft rollers (light grey) and ceramic rollers (white with black circles), you can get lucky depending on where you get caught and miss all the hard rollers or get unlucky and get pulverized.
tl;dr his arm is gone. Every bone was pulverized into a ton of pieces, arm flopped out when we got it out, then swelled the fuck up.
My current pressmen got his hand jammed in a press and all he has is some minor immobility in his fingers.
>>708521621
Used to work in the dorm cafeteria for a very large university. Probably served like 2000 per meal. They put the dirty trays on this conveyor belt. One guy tried to get it started when it got stuck. Got his hand caught in a chain and gear. I guess he was down there screaming a while. I think he was ok, just broken bones. Luckily it was a chain and not two gears.
>>708521621
Arc flashes are srs bsns
>>708524332
>tl;dr his arm is gone.
meaning they cut if off after?
One time, at band camp...
>>708524536
Yes, amputated below the shoulder
>>708521621
Maintenance fag here, I feel your stress. Was on the roof working on a unit when I took a step backwards and almost fell off. 90 foot drop would have had me at best drooling in a cup.
>>708524454
It's wired direct to 480 service, would fuck your whole day up for sure
>>708524702
finally. Thanks!
Worked for a go kart track for a while. Watched a Co worker get run down from behind cut his achiles and pretty nasty skull fracture to.
I don't have one thankfully, but my father had a close call. He was at a construction site and an I beam was hanging from a crane or something and something went wrong. The beam swung towards him but he managed to jump out of the way. The crazy part is some poor guy got hit by the beam. Hit him right in the head, dude lost his teeth and a good part of his face.
>>708524795
Why do you have to wear wool underwear?
>>708521621
Arc flashed release a crazy amount of energy. i work with SKM daily doing these calculations
>>708524795
I'll take volts over amps anyday
>>708524811
Haha, sorry I thought I was being clear enough.
nice dubs though.
Reid?
>indiana fag
>>708521621
Mighty fine example of Nigerian technology, you have got there
Had a helicopter crash right beside the Submarine I was working on. Was on the bridge and it felt like the blade nearly chopped my head off
>>708523181
BYU still refers people to aversion/shock therapy for homosexuality.
I am an [industrial] maintenance electrician ... that wiring. So untidy tho... Also, why is the 2nd phase empty on the supply end? Is it only R-B? Them CT's look fucked too ... :/
>>708521621
Well, not me, but saw it happen...
Moron "sysadmin" was dicking around with a dell server... For some reason thinks its a good idea to pull the raid controller out of the machine while it's powered up and running.
Then, pulls the power puts the card back in and boots the machine up.
Of course the raid controller complains about the config not being right (no battery)
So, rather than loading the config from disk, he proceeds to initialize the drives...
MORON!
>>708521621
Inadequate air gap between T1-2-3.
>>708525169
Completely agree, this is the definition of nigger rigging
>>708525000
Volts don't kill you it's the amps you have to watch out for. We have generators that run some pretty high amps when they crank over. They are 30 years old too I hate testing them every week but what the hell in in a hospital already right?
>>708525070
Nope, I'm in porter county
>>708521621
Op how much are you making per hour as maintenance, just curious
>>708525083
You should see some of our other heavy equipment, if I get groggy I'll upload some
Working underground in a goldmine in Australia. Would drill holes in rock, fill them up with explosive, blow them up, drag away the rocks and then put fixings into the new ceiling (called the back) to secure it against collapse.
Left for the day and returned in morning to see 100 tonnes of rock had collapsed right where we had been working for last week.
A little bit of wee came out.
>>708525292
O I know, I deal with 30 amp contactor's everyday. 25 amp is what they use for the electric chair
>>708525169
The second phase blew out, severed the wire, that's what the PPP was that I heard, I'm gonna have to reword most of the panel, I'll replace the CTs too
>>708525485
>A little bit of wee came out.
meaning you shit your pants?
>>708525292
>Volts don't kill you it's the amps you have to watch out for.
Please tell me about voltage in an unburdened CT.
>>708524024
every girl in the world?
>>708525394
I'm a HVAC tech, lead guy here, they pay me 23 bucks an hour
>>708525643
Please tell me about getting trolled with old bait
>>708525643
I'm not an electrician, I don't know but if you do educate me please
>>708525638
Yep. But went straight back to work afterward.
>>708525485
Make $20'000 in 6 weeks, spend it all in two weeks on drugs and hookers around Perth and WA. Kick empty before early 50's. Is it worth it?
>>708525000
same here. i got smacked with some 480vac when a welding machine was hooked up incorrectly by a "qualified electrician". tried to explain to the guy that the machine was only single phase, not three phase. he hooked the ground wire up to the third hot leg anyway. i got lit up when i later went to change out welding leads.
>>708526089
from 1 to 10
how much it hurt?
>>708525353
I've been in a building just seconds after the main breaker blew. Carmel
>>708526237
Pay any good around there?
>>708521621
From the looks of the T2 lug extension, it's been getting hot for a while. L2 looks like it might have been overtorqued and the conductor damage caused the blowout. The insulation damage on L1 is interesting, it doesn't seem like there should have been time to cause that.
>>708526298
T2 took the brunt of the damage, bad angle but the damage you see on L1 is actually what's left of L2
>>708526009
Only did it for a short while. Went on to University and now earn a bomb.
>>708525796
>Let's say you're dry-fitting a split core CT on a main service because you are retrofitting a power quality monitor in a building.
>1200A main so you pick a 1500:5 CT
>Current transformer primary turns ratio: Is=Ip(Np/Ns)
>A 1500:5 CT has one primary turn and 300 secondary turns. In a full current situation, it will output 5A
>If we were to create a dead short (with a shorting plug for example), the output voltage would drop to effectively 0.
>If we were to connect a small burden such as an ammeter with an internal resistance of 0.2Ω:
>Vs=Is*Ra
>1V=5*0.2
>Since the secondary of the current transformer is connected across a load, which has a very small resistance, the voltage drop across the secondary winding is 1.0 volts even at full rated primary current.
>If we were to remove the burden, the CT acts as a step-up transformer.
>This creates a very high voltage in the secondary winding. It can be calculated by Vp(Ns/Np)
>In a 3 phase system:T.R.=n=Vp/Vs=Np/Ns
>Therefore Vs=Vp(Ns/Np)
>Plugging in our numbers:
>480(300/1)
>144000V
That's 144 kV if you have an open circuit CT.
Please tell me the amps don't matter.
>>708526298
It melted allot of copper, some pretty nice splash and spray all over the inside of the cabinet door and base. It got pretty Damn hot in there
>>708526454
I see that now. Nice alignment of the two conductors!
>>708526740
Hey I inherited this mess, I just have to keep it running. I'm going to submit for new installation but it'll get denied by corporate, what can you do
>>708526602
What do you do for a living?
>>708521621
fucking chillers
I remember one time I was in the office on an off week and some cunts turned off the chillers on the roof and I was sweating as fuck
so I just lifted the CB to get some cold air.
a minute passes and I start hearing loud pops from the roof
I don't know who built this shit but there were 3 phase compensation caps, big ones on the electrical box and they were arcing like hell
luckily a couple of minutes after the system stabilized the arcing stopped...
>>708526225
i dont know, a 6-7 maybe? scared the shit out of me more that anything. was pretty sore for the rest of the night, and more that a little pissed that it happened at all.
turns out the "electrician" was really just some random plant safety guy. but that plant.s policy is that no contractors are allowed to hook anything up to their service. and for good reason, look what that idiot did. people who are not qualified to be fucking around in service disconnect boxes should not be fucking around in service disconnect boxes. dangerous situations are the result.
>>708527101
Electrical power engineer. Lately mostly sub-metering, power quality, power factor correction, and harmonic mitigation.
>>708527164
thx
>>708527013
I was talking about the perspective in the picture, not the installation. That blown off L2 leg looks exactly like it could be the upper portion of L1. I've seen a hell of a lot worse installations....
>>708521621
pic related
>>708527191
Any overseas work or travel involved?
>>708528058
Everything around here is so old is my biggest problem. Just getting parts can be an all day job, the other thing is 50 different people have on all my equipment over the years so I have to check everything over before I touch anything, especially electrical
>>708521621
thank god for VDE.
jesus fuck how many people does such a wiring kill per week?
>>708521621
>cool shit that went wrong at work
I have one
>I'm a copper
>worked the 2011 London riots
>suited up, carrying a shield and fighting niggers
>my dick felt like it was made of steel every moment of it
>niggers running at us
>we crack them with batons
>they run off or get arrested
>some trip over photography students trying to get good pictures
>having a great time chasing degenerates
>one guy decides to sprint from our group
>not sure why as we are virtually invincible standing together
>he charges a group of rioters
>shout him to come back
>he doesn't
>he is taken to the ground before you can say "bad idea"
>we are moving to catch up
>mob moves towards us
>colleague is being dragged away on the other side
>oh shit oh fuck
>everyone is pumped full of adrenaline
>some rules are broken
>we hit rioters with the butt end of our batons, gotta save our guy
>some run off, some stay
>many of us charging through regardless
>our colleague has been robbed of his shield, helmet, baton and suit
>getting fucked up by rioters
>we beat the fuck out of rioters, stamping knees and ankles when we can make it look like a fall
>take things back and protect colleague
>get him taken away
>we left the safe area for this
>we should get back
>molotovs being thrown at us
>oh fuck
>rushing to extinguish the flames
>get back to our area and beat more rioters for days on end
>got paid overtime for the whole duration of the riots
All of that because a gangster nigger who had a gun in a country where you can't have guns without a license got shot.
>>708529050
We have over 5 years without a lost time injury, don't know how kek
>>708524789
>roof working
>no safety harness
where are you, north korea?
>>708529140
cool story, not that I dont believe it
>>708521621
What kind of chiller is that OP?
>>708529355
In soviet Russia ground fall on you
>>708525681
Maintenance tech as well. Lead operator makes $35/hr in my shop.
>>708526602
>implying the CT is isolated for more than 100V and would not just have a winding short.
>>708524246
>>708524136
you do realize she was already very rich before she met Trump, right?
http://heavy.com/news/2016/02/donald-trump-wife-melania-knauss-job-career-work-net-worth-jewelry/
>>708523181
....and?
>>708529446
It's a CenTracVac water cooled chiller. Trane custom made two of them for us
>>708530190
can you Imagine a person that has 1000 times more money than a person that has 1000 times more money than you?
>>708529936
Better than what we make, I like the work though and they will pay for just about any training you want to get
>>708521621
>no metric system
>voting system makes Mugabe jealous
>third world utilities
USA! USA! USA!
I used to be a shift supervisor at a metal machining shop hot young 19 year old girl gets hired gets put on high speed stainless steel drill press when it drills it sometimes throws hot metal chips she said it was burning her and brought gloves told her no you cannot wear gloves cause dangerous she did anyway 4th day on the job she has only two fingers now it was terrible and the sound of her scream is something I can never forget
>>708531074
>mugabe
kekest of kek tops!
and so true
>>708530995
Same here. The works great. It's nice to have a good stable job. You lucky though our company does not pay for any training. Im actually going through school now to become an operator. It's rough paying it out of pocket
Bump for my goys
>>708531585
Yeah they are paying for me to work my way up the plant operator flow chart. They even pay me my hourly wage when I'm at school. I still have to work my 40 though, which is more like 50-60 but I'm not complaining, we have guys that like to change light bulbs and chase nurses around all day. They work their 40 and go home. Never advance that way but hey different people want different things. Light bulbs need screwed in. And I guess nurses do too
>>708531429
Take a class on how to use punctuation signs.
That was painful to read.
>>708530388
I thought that wiring looked familiar. I have a few Centravacs that I work on as well.
>>708532289
Good machines, once I learned how to keep an eye on them they are very low maintenance
>>708532397
Until you blow a contactor of course
>>708532011
I'm in a high rise office building so we have the shit. I'm only an apprentice right now but I get sent to fix work that some of the guys, who have been here for 20 years, were supposed to do. It's frustrating working so much harder than these guys who get paid 2x what I get.
>>708524536
If I'm reading this correctly the machine ripped it off. No loose clothing in around machines
>>708530227
not funn haha, funny queer
>>708532506
At least there is a future in it. I look at it like I can take what I've learned anywhere I go. Every big building has HVAC needs, lots of jobs out there. Can travel with it too. Boilers are newer to me, that's what I trying to learn now
>>708530388
have you made an AvE coffee cup out of a spare spin on filter?
>>708532506
Yeah lazy people are a pain in the ass.
>>708525292
A car battery can supply a shitload of amps but it won,t kill you because it is only 12 volts and internal resistance will not allow that much amperage the flow power outlet can supply 15 amps far under what a car battery can but will kill you because a higher voltage allows more amperage the flow through.
>>708521621
I weld up freight rail cars.
There's one position where the car is clamped into two large machines on either end of the bulk heads and it can be 'turned' (rolled) like a log in water or on a lathe for optimal weld position (flat).
Anyways. When the car is turned on it's side, people work at heights of about 16 feet, (width of the car usually) and they use welding machines suspended at that height if not more.
The machines hold an above average size spool of wire, about 70lbs.
Well, on my first week working there some idiot forgot to 'secure' the spool, and while he was welding the spool fell on some dudes back. Look down and there this old guy probably in his 50s convulsing on the ground.
He lived, doctors were amazed he was alive as well.
>>708532833
>kek
Not yet
>>708521621
sorry for weird sentence, english not first language
>be 16
>around 1990
>training for telephony network operator (inside, where the numbers select the lines and such)
>second year of three, get new trainer
>has extremely high forehead, but is not soo old
>weird coloring on top of head, also bumpy, like cellulite
>think nothing of it
>months pass, he's pretty cool
>internship, 4 weeks in such building
>learn everything in practice
>weird ass batteries power system in case of atomic war
>30 pieces the size of a car battery, but 1.5m high, and only 2V (one lead cell)
>whole battery has 2000Ah at 60V
>2 of them in a room
>big ass copper bars bring power to the system
>system gets checked, powered down
>bars *boing* from sudden change of magnetic force
>service screws, check everything and on and on
>master does last check and looks for lost tools and such
>tells story about having tools of metal across bar making nice explosions because 4000Ah lead battery with 60V doesn't care for thousands of amps
>don't believe him
>next day he comes smiling with a thing in a rag
>puts thing on table
>removes rag
>2 cutout pieces of copper bar, big pliers diagonally across it
>all is 1 part of metal, welded together
>pliers almost unrecognizable
>he tells story:
>had same service
>idiot coworker left his tools across bars
>power on, he was below the bars (they run under the ceiling)
>short circuit goes *booom*
>molten copper everywhere
>head skin got burned, craters go down into the skull
>luckily just head skin got lost, everything else unharmed, except slight tinnitus from the bang
>was in coma for 3 months
>coworker fired
>other coworkers repaired the mess, sawed that piece out and gifted it to him
gave me respect for current, which is what kills you.
always remember: there are old electricians, and there are careless electricians, but there are no careless old electricians
>>708532761
Your absolutely right. That's why I didn't even think twice about paying for my schooling out of pocket. I know I still have a lot to learn but the more I know the more I will be worth to a future employer.
yeah, I was in an MRAP behind another MRAP when an IED detonated next to it. That night I went back to FOB and nearly got electrocuted by a dust buster hooked up to a generator when I was getting all the sand and shit out of our mk19, the cord was pretty worn and I got a nasty shock.
lesson learned: go cordless
>>708528775
Nope.
>>708526602
I like you... I think.
>>708533442
I have a friend who helps governments update their power plants and infrastructure. He goes to China and India allot these days, was Europe for awhile, mostly old or third world stuff but he goes to some cool places
>>708533129
Alright so 300kV at 2 amps will do less damage than 60v at 4,000 amps.... what a dumb ass
>>708530077
Gives the 10 kV insulation class a real workout.
>>708532476
Yup I never, ever open any panel doors while I'm recording chiller logs. Been close enough to arc flash to know better. Also, up here in Canada everything is 575 and up...
>>708534249
What's up Canada!
600V represent!
>>708521621
Soft cunt its only a baby one , man up ! I have had 200+A go off when i have been in enclosure
>>708521621
I'm a longshoremen at a busy port I almost get killed multiple times a week. Safety out there is a joke but the pay is unbeatable
>>708534479
NL tech here... where you at?
>>708534553
Attitudes like this get people killed.
>>708532397
One of my leaks like a SOB. Gotta run the purge all the time. Full tear down in the near future. FUCK YEAH JOB SECURITY
>>708534794
>>708534794
Think you need to go work in an office and play on computer all day , your obviously a faggot not cut out for mans work
>>708534119
the room is 4m high, so there was 2m space between the arc and the head.
the bars are around 8x2cm, spaced about 30cm.
the pliers were big water pump pliers.
welded almost half through the copper, pliers were bent and visibly worn from glowing.
the effects were from the exploding molten copper, your 300kV will kill easily by arcing through the body, the 60V bars can be touched.
I worked there for years, had no problems, but must admit: having sweaty hands and touching both poles will have you *ouch*, but otherwise theres no problem with those.
you'll have to get rid of rings, watches and such, though
>>708525169
Untidy?
As for the 2nd phase, it's blown off... the bare wire is in front of a still-insulated wire.
Not OP
I used to have a part time job at McDonalds and some dude emptied two entire vats of 275c cooking oil on to the floor while he was filtering them.
We stayed open
>>708522831
man i just pray to indus god that dosnt burn in the night !
>>708521621
>be me
>projectionist at local cinema
>wiping projector down with rag while it's running
>no fucks given
>rag gets caught in machinery
>oh shit
>mfw I almost lose some fingers
Nowhere near death but shit my pants nonetheless
>>708521621
30 feet away from where I am just about to dial a wall phone, a hi-lo backed into lined up steel stock carts. This propelled them into the phone, fortunately brushing my hand aside and smashing the phone through the wall.
The best part was a crew of construction workers who started laughing their asses off when I emerged from the backroom with only a phone handset in my hand. It's nice working with people who do not need to ask "what happened?"
Almost dropped entire production database because I had VPN connection opened and my stupid SQLTools defaulted to it. The transaction auto-reverted because of a trigger but I almost shat my pants when I saw the IP in the progress window.
>>708521621
> worked one summer at the movie theater
> boss asked me to clean the bathrooms
> get to the women's bathroom
> had to empty the used tampon box
> nearly died
>>708521705
>stone age installation
You obviously don't know shit about industrial electric work. This installation looks great to me.
>>708537600
guess so, I am just a laboratory assistant. Sorry
>>708537600
you're obviously from a third world country.
and yes, murrica is one, at least in parts.
Was welding something above me so I pulled up a stool to sit. After a few minutes a felt my back a little warm and realized the sweater I was wearing caught fire. I put it out with my hand and ended up with 2nd degree burns on 2 of my fingers and part of my palm. Turned out the sparks were landing on the stool which had a foam padding and caught fire. That caught my sweater on fire. I didn't get in trouble but I'm not allowed around anything that produces fire anymore.
>>708538249
xD you made my day
>>708538249
>stool
>burns
that shit's on fire, yo!
>>708534981
>mans work
>electrician
pick one.
>>708521621
In a remote location testing steel plate via explosives. Last shot of the day, we gather all of our stuff, techs go around to the blast side to collect blast wire lead. We (6-7 guys) are gathered around the van talking. KABOOM and then we hear a woop woop woop sound KABLAM metal cover hits the frame of the van inbetween the window (somehow doesnt break the window) launches in the air about 15 feet and lands in the middle where we were talking. Oh shit the techs must have blew themselves up, we run around the other side, we run into them, "you guys alright?" Yes, everyone over there okay? Yes. WTF happened? Techs: we put all the spare explosives in a metal ammo can (2' cube) secured the top and blew it up, thats where the lid came from.
Well, alls well, nobody got hurt, but they might have!
>>708540753
nobody got fired? No snitches? nice
most random bump
>>708540991
Yeah, it was one of those "lessons learned" things. We used to do these trips like 4 - 5 per year for over ten years, so we were pretty much friends with these guys.
>>708521621
Yeah, Hillary is fucking crazy.
You better stop slandering her.
>>708537600
Looks decent to me too. I work on industrial assembly lines (8yrs) and this is standard shit.
>>708521621
this fucker wont work anymore. its either on all the time or turned off.
can it be fixed?
>>708521999
My hair grows just like that. She's the same species as me anons, need to tap dat hairy ass.
>>708543131
my last gf has more belly hair, but less titty hair
>Cart pusher
>Other cart pusher is psychopathic redneck
Felt like I might die every day at work from either getting hit by a car, being shot and mugged by drunks, being stabbed by other cart pushers, or from sleep deprivation because working 8 hours a day doing that shit and going to school is some serious fucking bullshit and I can confirm that anyone who says they worked 8 hours a day or more every day for a week and goes to school, and fucked bitches all the while paying fora place to live is a god damn mother fucking lying son of a bitch.
>>708521999
Cheked
>>708543131
http://webm.land/w/O5lK/
http://webm.land/w/vREF/
>>708545456
thx
>Guys at shop load heavy product onto a trailer for shipment
>Trucker has everything chained and tightened
>decides he has to adjust the shims on the trailer
>these fuckers hook a crane up to the product and proceed to pick it up again
>literally lifting the product plus lifting the trailer by the tie-down chains attached to the product
>tie-down chain breaks
>ohfuck.mov
>trailer crashes to ground, is fucked
>product shoots up a bit, luckily crane holds it and it's undamaged
>>708546130
>product
rigged gold bars
Had the spi dle turn on during a tool change on an ancient cnc mill. It was pretty cool but nobody died.
>>708547895
sauce pls
>>708547895
is that cp? moar lol
>>708543736
Minus the fucking bitches I did that. wasn't so bad with actual insomnia.
someone repost deleted webm please
>>708543736
Did cart pushing for 2 years.
I feel your pain.
>>708548250
I think she was legal...
>>708548551
good, repost it then. couldnt save in time
>>708521621
Ok my last workplace was a fucking death trap. >working as a day labourer on a construction site.
>This is a shitty job but it's the best I could do having no experience.
>Anyway we had to go up on this dangerous as fuck scaffolding that was essentially assembled by a bunch of cunts with the mental age of toddlers
> one of my coworkers is on the top scaffold
> dumb cunt scaffolder decided to just use a piece of plywood instead of metal boards that screw into the frame
> My coworker falls the fuck through the plywood and only barely manages to grab on to the scaffold and pull himself back up
> boss fires him rather than fill in the health and safey form
> Everyone is just like ''wtf a man nearly died''
> Lazy scaffolders chuckling like school girls
>Be me working at fab shop a years ago
>I normally run the over-head cranes but spoopervsior says let the new guy drive
>Sure, why not
>Instruct the new guy how to attach the C-Clamp before lifting the 40x20" 1/4 mild-steel sheet
>Have him double check because shitty equipment
>He says s'all good
>Everything is smooth
>Homeboy going to fast
>Clamp completely breaks and sheet metal drops instantly on right calf all the way down. Blood errrwhere.
He didn't lose the leg but has a limp for life.
>>708532048
>punctuation signs
That was painful to read
>>708549063
Moar
>>708531429
But seriously, that was hard to read without punctuation.
Is the idea that the drills catch onto the gloves and pull your fingers in?
>>708537146
worked at red lobster in college. had to clean the bathrooms there on weekends (local tard work exchange did it during the week). A lot of old people go to red lobster. Lots of shitty depends in those boxes.
>>708542848
$5 part. "can it be fixed?"
