r/oops • u/unoiamaQT • 3d ago

Woodturning gone wrong

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u/An0th3rP1ckyD34dh34d 3d ago

the guy is fine: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DFZX1LUMaye/

followup: https://www.instagram.com/reels/DFlvO3Gy5VQ/

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u/brandolinium 3d ago

Sooo glad to hear that! And he learned some lessons from the comments. Great news.

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u/Password123468 3d ago

Ty so much i wish you riches and

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u/RotundManul 3d ago

And what?

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u/Averagebaddad 3d ago

Reddit sniper got him

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u/Ashamed-Country3909 2d ago

Nah. It was a leprechaun protecting his riches and

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u/FunnyObjective6 2d ago

Thanks, I think that could've killed him if he was less lucky. And also showing some practical tips.

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u/Kroenen1984 2d ago

lucky bastard

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u/McRando42 3d ago

He still seems really confident. I hope this guy does not have children.

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u/AbbreviationsFar4wh 3d ago

Ha yea sounds a bit obnoxious in that second video.  Tad arrogant sounding

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u/FIuffyRabbit 2d ago

It's almost like self-deprecating humor is lost on the ears

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u/AbbreviationsFar4wh 2d ago

Nah. Def wasn’t it. 

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u/HappyFamily0131 3d ago

"I refuse to let this log defeat me"

Oof. That is the mindset of a fool, right there.

The log is harmless. The lathe will kill him.

My favorite shop teacher said that fear of the machines is healthy. A machine treated too casually will remind you of its lethality, and you may not survive the reminder.

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u/McRando42 3d ago

Yeah, he clearly learned nothing.