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I wanted to let everyone know that I had an accident Monday afternoon. I got a fingertip caught in the infeed of a piece of equipment. This has resulted in the amputation of a portion of my finger. I am on the mend and should be back to work full steam in a few weeks. I would like to take a moment and remind everyone to think about shop safety, This happened so quick and was a stupid mistake. It shows how a slight lapse of judgement can have some serious effects. Please be careful out there, if it can happen to me it can happen to anyone.

Always good to step back and examine our safety habits. Mine need to get better. Hope you heal quickly.

Hope there's a full and speedy recovery for you in the near future.

-tommy

Sorry to hear about your accident. Thanks for the safety reminder!

Get well quickly.

Shop safety is more important that we give it. Glad you are on the mend and thanks for reminding to think and work SAFE.

Oh man Howard, so sorry to hear this. We can never be TOO careful. I was a Safety Manager in a cannery for 7 years and I saw lots of cut fingers. We all will hope you can get back into the shop building again soon.

Kevin

Accidents are never something we want to hear about, but they do happen,So glad to hear you are going be okay Brian!

Jeff

I am sorry to hear about your accident. Thank you for the reminder about our unforgiving tools and hope you are feeling well soon.

Sincerely,
Rich

Get well soon Brian,

Go slow and "zen"! (Well, that's my safety guide. Most accidents on the wood and flesh happen in a rush or routine.)
Herman

Herman wrote: Most accidents on the wood and flesh happen in a rush or routine.

I am the poster boy for that truism.

-tommy