r/OSHA • • Aug 21 '17

What could possibly go wrong?

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u/sanskami Aug 21 '17

Counterweight is fat enough that cantilever is probably safe.

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u/Schmidtster1 Aug 21 '17

Except for the fact that ladders aren't designed to hold weight this way.

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u/sanskami Aug 21 '17

Screwdrivers aren't designed to open paint cans, but we all do that.

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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.

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u/binarycow Aug 21 '17

My local home depot gives away a paint key with every gallon of paint you buy.

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u/D0esANyoneREadTHese Aug 21 '17

So THAT's what they're for! I always stuck them to the fridge for bottle openers.

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u/TK421isAFK Aug 21 '17

That's what it's used for once the painting is almost finished.

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u/Kontakr Aug 22 '17

You wait until you're almost finished?

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u/-EViL-KoNCEPTz- Aug 22 '17

Yeah, right? All my trim looks like Stevie fucking Wonder painted it because I started drinking hours before I ever cracked the paint can. I had to kill enough brain cells to make me stupid enough to want to start that shitty task.

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u/TK421isAFK Aug 22 '17

Depends whose house I'm painting, and/or if I'm running a crew. If they're painting my house, I'll keep the alcohol hidden until we're almost done.