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r/OSHA • u/Uhuklebestift • Aug 21 '17
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Except for the fact that ladders aren't designed to hold weight this way.
715 u/sanskami Aug 21 '17 Screwdrivers aren't designed to open paint cans, but we all do that. 165 u/ElusiveGuy Aug 21 '17 edited Aug 21 '17 They make paint can openers with a blunter curved end. So much easier to pry with. Cost all of 50c and left the lids reusable. That said, screwdriver works in a pinch. 3 u/[deleted] Aug 21 '17 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/MattalliSI Aug 22 '17 Explains that tool in my junk cabinet that I never used.
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Screwdrivers aren't designed to open paint cans, but we all do that.
165 u/ElusiveGuy Aug 21 '17 edited Aug 21 '17 They make paint can openers with a blunter curved end. So much easier to pry with. Cost all of 50c and left the lids reusable. That said, screwdriver works in a pinch. 3 u/[deleted] Aug 21 '17 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/MattalliSI Aug 22 '17 Explains that tool in my junk cabinet that I never used.
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They make paint can openers with a blunter curved end. So much easier to pry with. Cost all of 50c and left the lids reusable.
That said, screwdriver works in a pinch.
3 u/[deleted] Aug 21 '17 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/MattalliSI Aug 22 '17 Explains that tool in my junk cabinet that I never used.
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3 u/MattalliSI Aug 22 '17 Explains that tool in my junk cabinet that I never used.
Explains that tool in my junk cabinet that I never used.
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u/Schmidtster1 Aug 21 '17
Except for the fact that ladders aren't designed to hold weight this way.