Had a apprentice years ago mashed his thumb.I said drill a hole in the nail .He said no way and took of to the Docs who just drilled the nail anyway[biggrin]
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Had a apprentice years ago mashed his thumb.I said drill a hole in the nail .He said no way and took of to the Docs who just drilled the nail anyway[biggrin]
Hahaha. Sorry, DM, but your photo immediately made me envisage Little Jack Horner's thumb. [thumbsupbig]Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick
I hope it has improved.
Except it wasn't a plum he pulled out but some thing more nasty & sinister.
At least he can give the Doc the thumbs up.[smilebigeye]
Did Little Jack Horner's thumb have actual pus?
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JEEEEEEEEEEEZUZ Mick, you must remember what you did to get that on?
Did the Navigator slam the Flyscreen door on you with the words , "FFS Micheal, get outside & find something to do constructively".
Those words would sound familiar to me I can tell you.[bigrolf]
A Red Hot darning needle will do the same job without the trauma of attacking the nail with a Pedestal drill with a 1/2" bit. [bigsad] It just burns through the nail leaving a small hole.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ancient Mariner
But the darning needle will never be the same again! (Don't ask how I know!)Quote:
Originally Posted by 4bee
A sharp pair of scissors spun on one point. No pressure the weight of the scissors is enough to quickly drill a small hole and instant relief.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4bee
One of the first things I tell my workers is that if your are not prepared to put your "appendage" there, don't put your fingers there. Have seen so many stick themselves with a screwdriver or screw-gun (roof screws hurt alot more coming out than going in [thumbsupbig])
[emoji33][emoji33][emoji33] that looks so painful, I hope it heals really fastQuote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick