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If you do have a weak stomach look away this is pretty NSFL
From the Chicago area maybe Dan and Eric should do a safety video
Oh my freakin god damn you Jason!!! Lol 😂 that’s freakin crazy
SEVEN months? SEVEN! Wow.
Let this be a lesson in either cleaning your tools before using them for dermatological applications or just use the right tool for the job… not whatever this guy used.
My money would be on it being a chisel he used. Says woodworking blade and I can’t see it being a saw. Maybe a marking knife?
jtkendall wrote:
38 minutes ago, jtkendall said:Let this be a lesson in either cleaning your tools before using them for dermatological applications or just use the right tool for the job… not whatever this guy used.
My money would be on it being a chisel he used. Says woodworking blade and I can’t see it being a saw. Maybe a marking knife?
A finger nail usually worked to pop a zit!!
Bigmikez wrote:
3 hours ago, Bigmikez said:Oh my freakin god damn you Jason!!! Lol 😂 that’s freakin crazy
I did put not safe for life as a warning.
Daaamnnnnnnn !!!!!!!! Looks like an everything bagel ….. nasty
Never use your router to pop a zit. That is a truth for life.
Nordraw wrote:
13 hours ago, Nordraw said:Never use your router to pop a zit. That is a truth for life.
Good call, I’ll try to use my jointer
if the zit has been growing for 8 months do we pull out the grinder? @BMack37 @Nordraw
Jronman wrote:
2 hours ago, Jronman said:if the zit has been growing for 8 months do we pull out the grinder? @BMack37 @Nordraw
Yes but don’t forget the safety glasses!