Bone Nibbler

Skimmer

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
North Notts
This is what a surgeon uses to remove excess bone in order to repair a finger after a chopsaw has being used carelessly.
Due to my own stupidity I have had 2 days in hospital and a horrible operation under local anesthetic not to mention all the inconvenience I have caused for everyone else.
So please be careful and always wear gloves when cutting steel.
 

David.

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
J11 M40
They will afford you that split second of wondering if it is serious or not.
Not that this is particularly a matter for levity.
 

tomlad

Member
Location
nr. preston
Mate had a INSIDENT with his 9" grinder fewvyears sgo , he managed to turn it on while disc change
Spaner broke bones in hand
Nothing lost but his hand not bin right since, he be about 70 at the time.
I was first there ..... always more worrying when billy is quiet and looking concerned, think basil faulty beating car with 🌳.
 

bravheart

Member
Location
scottish borders
Got a call in the middle of the night someone needed a lift to AandE.
Basically taxi mini bus home after a party pushed the side sliding door from the back. Those doors slide then swivel in, chopped the end of his finger off. In the days when AandE quiet on a Saturday night you could sit and wait on your patient. All I could hear was a bit of clicking along the corridor that apparently was the sound of the doctor using the OP's bone nibbler snipping away at the bone to get enough skin to stitch over the end. o_O
 

fermerboy

Member
Location
Banffshire
This is what a surgeon uses to remove excess bone in order to repair a finger after a chopsaw has being used carelessly.
Due to my own stupidity I have had 2 days in hospital and a horrible operation under local anesthetic not to mention all the inconvenience I have caused for everyone else.
So please be careful and always wear gloves when cutting steel.

I did a finger in when I was 14, got crushed in an old Foster digger.
A long time ago but I remember the whole experience clearly, especially the high speed trip to hospital in a Subaru pickup!!
Local anesthetic operation to stitch it up after being sorted out. Quite an experience for a 14yr old.


First two years afterwards the cold weather was savage sore but after that it better. Ollie could probably explain why, guess it's the neve ends adjusting somehow.

I messed up a foot badly the following year but that's another story.
 
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