Woodworking

Intrinsic

Person of Whiteness

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• Jul 21, 2026

• #2,441

My very dumb guess is that he was going to use his thumb over the top to slide the piece out and his pointer finger drifted between the riving knife and blade? What a dummy.

 

Cutlery

Kill All the White People

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• Jul 21, 2026

• #2,442

I've never had a video on the Internet give me anxiety before. That dude was doing about 5 things wrong

 

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Borzak

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• Jul 22, 2026

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Now you know how people got a major cut in their arm using a radial arm saw. Busy watching and doing something with one hand and not paying attention to the other.

 

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Adebisi

Clump of Cells

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Goatface

Karazhan Raider

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• Sep 30, 2026

• #2,445

don't know why this is working, here are highlights

he got lucky and pants stopped it.

 

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Adebisi

Clump of Cells

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• Oct 5, 2026

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Jesus Christ

I bought a shaping wheel and I don't dare use it until I've got a good mounted vise to hold the work. This guy's like "buckets fine"

 

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rebdutterflygrah

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• Oct 15, 2026

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That video made me cringe too. I've got a lot of respect for sharp tools after seeing how quick things go wrong. For my own safety, I keep my planer blades sharp and use proper push sticks. I actually got a good set of planer blades from that shop, and they work great.

 

Last edited: Oct 21, 2026