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I've been watching a lot of woodwork videos on youtube recently and I can't help but feel uneasy every time someone starts using a table saw. Despite the fact that it's all prerecorded and is 99.999% certain to end well I still feel like I'm about to see someone sever a hand. I'm ok using a saw myself it's just watching other people do it that makes me feel very uneasy. Despite the equally exposed blade bandsaws don't elicit quite the same reaction which seems odd.

What freaks you out, causes you to avert your eyes or otherwise makes you feel a wee bit queasy?


 
Posted : 23/08/2017 2:25 pm
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hebegeebees?

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Posted : 23/08/2017 2:27 pm
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People putting in or taking out their contact lenses


 
Posted : 23/08/2017 2:27 pm
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Reading about tables saws apparently as I was cringing thinking about it!

Spiders


 
Posted : 23/08/2017 2:28 pm
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What freaks you out, causes you to avert your eyes or otherwise makes you feel a wee bit queasy?

Binners.


 
Posted : 23/08/2017 2:29 pm
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You're right about the table saws. I saw a piece of wood ejected from one recently that was going fast enough to go right through the apron the user was wearing. Luckily they're quite tall, or they might have lost a bollock ๐Ÿ˜ฏ

Also, Thicknesser/Planers. Colleague of mine, excellent DT teacher of many years standing literally took the palm of his hand off on one. Urgh. That was a lot of blood!


 
Posted : 23/08/2017 2:30 pm
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The heebie jeebies are only caused by one thing. Drunken guilt.

The feeling of the dread you get the morning after your works Xmas night out.

See also - the cider spiders.


 
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Actually no, these were the HeeBeeGeeBees (and yes, that guy in the middle is Angus Deayton)

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Posted : 23/08/2017 2:32 pm
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Yip Table Saw for me.

I once had to clean up a mess, then note all the safety gear/lack of/should have been there before a report was given to the then Heath and Safety Inspectorate for a claim made by an employee that ... because he wanted to cut 20mm slices off a bit of 4x2 he'd remove all the guards and push the timber in with his hands..

And lost two finger off his right hand.

It was "interesting" sifting through the sawdust underneath to find both fingers..

๐Ÿ‘ฟ

And interesting paperwork to fill in too.

Clean cuts I have to say, off for 6mths then back on light duties.. nice lad too.


 
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Camembert and Brie


 
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Oh bugger, thanks to ajantom I've just added Thicknesser/Planers to the list of things that now freak me out. Literally shuddered picturing that.


 
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Router tables and, weirdly, fresh Stanley blades.

Non-woodworking: raw chicken.


 
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Hangovers


 
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That goat pic ought to be removed...

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Goat pic is nowhere near as horrific as

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Camembert and Brie

Delete your account.


 
Posted : 23/08/2017 2:38 pm
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Toilet seat warmth in public toilets.


 
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finding forks entangled by their prongs - goes right through me, I feel in it my teeth.

I can handle it now, but once when I opened the drawer in my kitchen and found the last 2 forks like that I freaked a little, banged the drawer open and closed a few times to free them and when that didn't work I closed it and left it for a week to give them the chance to do the right thing. 7 days passed before I opened it again (I was working away 5 of them though).

I can close my eyes and seperate them now, if I have to.


 
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the cider spiders

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Posted : 23/08/2017 2:47 pm
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Here you go OP, the fun starts at 4:20 or thereabouts


 
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Injections. I can't watch anyone getting an injection, even if it's a pretend one on the telly. As a diabetic, I stick needles into myself umpteen times a day, but I can't watch anyone else doing the same.

Yuk!


 
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Angle grinders. My dad tried to teach me how to use a big one on some scrap iron when I was in my mid-teens and it was bloody terrifying.

I can just about manage to use a 4" one now without getting too scared.


 
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first person shooter computer games where there is something going to attack you, it just hasn't happened yet.
notably zombies, aliens and the German Shepherd dogs in Call of Duty.
Sends shivers down my spine every time.


 
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Lladro figurines.

Freaky little weirdos.

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Injections. I can't watch anyone getting an injection, even if it's a pretend one on the telly. As a diabetic, I stick needles into myself umpteen times a day, but I can't watch anyone else doing the same.

Injections - but only for me, and only if I look.

I can watch anyone else get an injection, either on TV or in person. I've even given other people injections without so much as a twinge.

I'm perfectly fine with getting injections myself as long as I don't watch it happening.

As soon as I look and see that needle piercing my skin, I freak out.

also, Scented Geraniums


 
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Chainsaws and freaky dolls.

properly put me on edge, I think if i saw a chainsaw operating freaky doll i'd explode.


 
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Those you tube vids of people dangling and wandering around on top of massive chimneys and such like.. Makes my toes curl


 
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People putting in or taking out their contact lenses

This.

And these...

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Posted : 23/08/2017 3:01 pm
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Balconies. Not heights in general. Just balconies.

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Milling machines. Ever since an apprentice who thought he knew what he was doing fractured a tool. We were picking bits out of the wall!

Long bits of swarf off a lathe as well.


 
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I used to climb very very tall stacks for a living. the fact that a big solid structure gets a "vanishing point" when look off the top of it and more concerning, the buggers dont half sway in a strong wind and get all sorts of internal whale song used to really freak me out at first.

Oh and old school steeple jack scaffolding with pegs and rope, that was a full on Fred Dibnah I'd rather not repeat. (luckily with modern HSE standards that would never happen today)


 
Posted : 23/08/2017 3:12 pm
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We were picking bits out of the wall!

Bit's of tool or bits of apprentice?


 
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Posted : 23/08/2017 3:34 pm
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Fingers. Have broken and dislocated many in my years playing in goal and keeping wicket, but the thought of it still makes me squirm.


 
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Frogs


 
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Cows.
Endless fields of Cows....
Also, finding no loo roll left after a terrible ordeal at the pan face...


 
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Those funny earrings that take up the whole earlobe, like what the youf wear.


 
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Not a fan of bugs that would be the stuff of nightmares if magnified.

In fact there's basically a wikipedia article of stuff I wouldn't fancy watching!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_natural_horror_films

Caveat - Treevenge sounds just awful enough to be fun


 
Posted : 23/08/2017 3:45 pm
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Toilet seat warmth in public toilets.

+1. I'd rather lose fingers on a table saw.


 
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Chainsaws. Yet love an axe.

Spiders. But love all other insects.

I witnessed a schoolfriend drop his trowel blade he was heating in the furnace in tech.

He put the tings down and grabbed it. Bleeeeurgh


 
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A lake but only if it's totally flat without a ripple on it. Doesn't apply to the sea though.


 
Posted : 23/08/2017 4:12 pm
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Looking over the edge of high drops. And more oddly, watching other people (esp loved ones) looking over the edge of high drops. Must be some sort of empathy test.


 
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The word Hebegeebees gives me the Hebegeebees.


 
Posted : 23/08/2017 4:21 pm
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Milling machines. Ever since an apprentice who thought he knew what he was doing fractured a tool.

I completely misread that for a moment.

first person shooter computer games where there is something going to attack you, it just hasn't happened yet.

I played Alien:Isolation the other day. Spent two hours quietly crapping myself. Didn't see a single alien.

Whatever you do, don't play Resident Evil: Biohazard. I had the demo and it's creepyAF. Realistic graphics, limited vision as it's all lit by torchlight, and plays psychological warfare with you. Like you go into a room, turn round to leave and there's a mannequin standing there which wasn't there before.


 
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A shower or bath running in a bathroom with the lights turned off.
I have no idea why.


 
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