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Discuss Fekins saftey tip of the day... watch what your doing with a Stanley knife :) in the UK Tiling Forum area at TilersForums.com.

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muffinman

1st thing you should do elevate the hand to stem the bleeding ,if its ****ing out bigtime get a towel or some think like that and press on the cut hard to stem the flow and shout ( helpppppppppppppppppppppp) lol , good job you guys were not picking ya noise , then you would have been in a right mess lol

when doing a cuts to the floor ALWAYS make sure your leg is out off the way
when doing akward cuts to trim ect (REMEMBER THIS POST) keep fingers and thumbs out out the way


Hope you guys where ok in the end


someone need to start a first aid post

not all off the people who visit this forum will know first aid

Its nice to help
 
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GazTech

Always concentrate on the job when working with sharp knives.......

here is Fekin preparing tea....lol
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