Are Routers dangerous?

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Talking to a know all the other day who informed me that he knew a few people over the years who had lost fingers in the use of a router. :eek:
I have never heard this one and wondered if anybody else had.
Obviously I have one and am slightly concerned that I could suffer the same fate :rolleyes:
 
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like any tool used wrongly / the wrong way without care/ ppe any tool can be dangerous
 
heeelllooo bahco

i agree with bacardi :rolleyes:
you could loose a finger in eeeehhh an ironing board:cool:
ive never known a person to loose a didget
with a router you would have trouble loosing a didget
you drop a router it may cause injury if it falls onyour leg

if you let it drop your either[ how can we put it]inexperienced
or stupid then you shouldnt handle a power tool
without taking precausions

big all
 
had another thought on this one

it would be possible to do seriouse finger nibbling if you were to
mount it underneath as a spindle molder you could possibly
stumble onto the badly protected cutter and :D :) :( :cry: :oops:
 
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Doc in a casualty dept told me that circular saws were giving them most work. A router could make a nasty hole.

Spindle moulders make you go all gooey if you dangle your tie in them.
 

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