15 Things My Father Taught Me About Tools That Nobody Teaches Anymore

My father put his hand around my wrist in the summer of 1994, and that is the only reason I can still count to ten on my fingers. I was twelve, in a one-car garage in Ohio, and I'd set the cut up myself — ten-foot board, two sawhorses, one at each end. His hand closed before the trigger moved. He said: look at where that board is going to go. What he saw in that setup is the fifteenth thing on this list, and it had nothing to do with the saw. Sources https://www.osha.gov/hand-power-tools https://www.aao.org/eye-health/tips-p... https://preventblindness.org/eye-safe... https://www.cpsc.gov/Safety-Education... https://www.ansi.org/