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And they are right. Wood of any kind sucks when it gets into your eye. Accidents do happen.
Yeeaahh no. If hammering away on ice/gravel/concrete, yeah that stuff flies. But if you are putting a book self together, LOL kiss my azz XD. Why don't I wear a hard hat at all times incase I might slip and fall? Because accidents happen?
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Could not have said it better myself.
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That has nothing to do with it. It's just ridiculous to wear safety glasses when putting a simple bookshelf together.
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There's a bit of a difference between a hammer and a sharp blade spinning, being powered by an engine. With a hammer all you can really do is hit yourself with it, if a ride-on mower tips over and lands on you, you're going to need a lot more than stitches to put you back together.
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I have a friend who's a carpenter and ended up with a piece of splintered wood in his eye... use your imagination.
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Then he is not a good carpenter... lol...
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It wasn't his fault ironically, it was his apprentice
I still highly doubt he was putting together a bookshelf from China
It's one thing to be on a big building project of sorts, using saws/hammers/drills etc, it's another to be tapping away on a PoS from " Hecho en China " Similar threads
