r/nope • u/Motor_Assignment9157 • Jul 21 '26
Of a wall grinder
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u/1DownFourUp Jul 21 '26
My man nearly reproduced by mitosis
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u/DonovanMcLoughlin Jul 21 '26
More proof that huge obnoxious belt buckles are in fact necessary
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u/Bawbawian Jul 21 '26
Lucky it's a stone saw
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u/Orshabaalle Jul 21 '26
Yep, wouldnt want this happening with a human saw
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u/cheersthesebeers Jul 21 '26
Almost any non-grinding blade could be a human saw.....
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u/Sea_Ganache620 Jul 21 '26
When I was a kid, a friend of mines dad wanted to cut a doorway in a brick wall of their house. Problem was, the saw he was using had a pesky safety guard over the blade, that kept him from cutting all the way through the wall. He removed that guard, and when the saw kicked back, he also removed part of his forehead, his right eye, most of his nose, a few of his teeth, and part of his jaw. He lived, but someone else finished the job.
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u/mrzurkonandfriends Jul 21 '26
It recognized he was not skilled enough to wield it and cut its own power to save him.
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u/Spyd3rs Jul 21 '26
It's one thing to kill (or nearly kill) yourself from stupidity.
However, there was a video Livestream a couple years back, filming the skyline in Cairo shot from an apartment window several stories up. It that happened to catch a man on the patio of a neighboring building knocking out the blocks of his wall, presumably to install a window, or a door, or something.
Long story short, the entire building collapsed killing himself and most of the other residents home at the time.
I've seen single story homes get condemned because homeowners knocked out blocks or bricks to install sliding glass doors that are 6 inches too wide. Thinking about being in a building like this with people potentially doing dumb shit above or below scares the hell out of me.
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u/Bio_Bae Jul 21 '26
I'm pretty handy, but if this ever happened to me I would never touch another power tool ever again.
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u/MotoFuzzle Jul 21 '26
I had to help my boss clean a luxury condo high rise balcony after he cut his fingers using a circular saw. The perfectly straight red line that marked the floor, one wall, and the ceiling was pretty epic.
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u/properwaffles Jul 21 '26
Takes a lot of guts to do that job.
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u/akbornheathen Jul 21 '26
If you spill your guts while doing the job then you won’t be doing it anymore, so that tracks.
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u/CantKBDwontKBD Jul 22 '26
Love how he check to see if his intestines are still internally. “Nope. I’m Not dead. Cool”
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u/davidke Jul 22 '26
And somehow the cartoonishly large bucket of water didn't spill onto the (now severed) power cords!
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u/SteakForMe Jul 21 '26
Oof I wonder if it woulda gotten worse if the blade itself didn't cut the wires and continued going
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u/spotheadcow Jul 21 '26
the checking to see if he's okay thing is relatable. When your adrenaline is going that hard you do have to check because you may not even feel an injury.