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05-28-2016, 03:10 AM
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Re: How to Pancake Your Hand Using an Industrial Machine
I worked at a factory that made rubber products. One maching had three large rollers controlled with hydrolics. We would roll thin rubber sheets onto steel rods for rollers like that which moves paper on a typewritter or xerox maching. After rolling the rubber to a certain thickness the rollers would spin and plastic wrap held everything together for when we cured it. While trying to get the plastic wrap to grap onto the rubber my hand caught the sticky rubber and my hand got caught in the rollers! I saw my flattened hand (all blood and stuff was squeezed out by the pressure on the rollers) and I freaked out! I felt nothing until i took my foot of the controller and let blood flow back into the hand. It hurt so bad I thought I lost my hand. After an hour or so the pain went down enough for me to report to the foreman. It was horrible!
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