Bandage Hacks! - Haas Automation Tip of the Day
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- What is there to say about bandages and wrapping up minor wounds? Well, apparently lots. Mark takes a look at all the useful ways to treat and protect the cuts and scrapes that can happen during day to day operations in a machine shop.
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It was real awkward to know how to place bandages better than the nurses in the hospital...You get some real life lessons in this job!
Nice touch with the tiger frame lol.
So no more putting duct tape on my cuts?
The Finger Condom.
This might be reserved for the makers of some of the worlds best CNC machines.
Mostly never use on there fingers though ?
My go to is TP and electrical tape after washing out with water.
Paper towel and duct tape works too.
Got myself pretty good with those stringy chips on a lathe not too long ago. String was stuck around something while I was brushing off a manual lathe and everything happened just right to make sure that a nearly invisible
70% isopropyl alcohol is the ideal concentration for disinfecting and it drops in efficacy as you go higher or lower. Don't use lower than 60% or higher than 80%. The advantage of ones in the 90's is that you can water them down to 70%. You also left out superglue for closing wounds. If it's good enough for a Dr. then it's good enough for me.
One should probably also note that it is not good to use hardware store CA-glues on wounds. Proper superglues for wounds are 2-octyl cyanoacrylate and n-butyl cyanoacrylate.
Nice video great job!
Here in Russia i personally use БФ-6 (BF-6) glue which has antibacterial and bandage effect. Makes work in coolant environment more comfortable.
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I also keep liquid styptic on hand to help stop minor cut bleeding. There are also some clotting agents in patch form to help control bleeding in worse than minor injuries to help slow or stop bleeding while on your way to more suitable medical attention.
8:45 "If you wake up the next morning...... take your temperature" --- Glad to see the jokes are still coming through!
It's like basic first aid & CPR all over again. I have been to a couple of shops and of course they don't have all the bell and whistle in their 1st aid kit so these tips help.
If was to ever hire the Haas guys it looks like I could expect a little bump in my workman's compensation rate. I haven't seen than many bandages since I quit logging and racing cars. LOL
Instructions unclear, applied a full body cast to my co-workers papercut 😓
This is GREAT info!!! Thank you.
Band aid, then electrical tape or like here in Canada, Hockey tape!
Works even if it gets wet and doesn’t come off. Had a 1/4” deep cut that didn’t want to stay closed up, bang it on something and it would open back up.
Hockey tape fixed it
I’m sorry mark but I am not wearing that finger protector, it looks like a UNOWUT
eNBee
It’s nickname is a finger condom.
It looks like a what?
I call them Edm operator prophylactics
I've been using 3M's "soft cloth" surgical tape to make my own bandaids. Fold the adhesive side into itself to use as padding, and hold it onto the cut using another strip. It has great flexibility, doesn't slide off when exposed to oil, and keeps debris out completely (bandaids are comparatively terrible in all three of these categories). I highly recommend it!
Thanks for the video
Do not ignore the safety precautions and will not have to use the recommendations for using the patch
My go to is Triple Antibiotic Neosprin after wash - then fabric bandaid - THEN surgical tape to keep the band aid on.
I just started using 7mil Nitrile gloves last year so that might be good also
Antibiotic faster healing and get that splinter out using your Opti glasses
Not seeing any tegaderm, medical cyanoacrylate, or hydrocolloid bandages...
Dilute hydrogen peroxide has a bit of role in debridement, but going in to doctor is the right choice if you can't get all the crud out of it. Simple serile saline is way WAY better for debridement.
Cyanoacrylate is great for little scratches that just keep opening up.
Do you recomend blue masking tape or tan?
Deep clean + methacrylate adhesive + bandage + gloves
There are so many great comments like this one! I should have definitely put in the superglue/liquid bandage method.
I use super glue a lot because my hands crack.
Calluses that get thick and brittle enough to crack are more of a liability than an asset. I've occasionally needed to sand the tips of my thumbs to prevent it.
If it’s wet and not from you Don’t Touch It
A while ago I had to deal with a ton of stringy lathe chips at work (it was carpenter custom 465 and sharp as hell) and I kept destroying "cut resistant" gloves and getting cuts anyways. I found these hexarmor gloves (www.hexarmor.com/products/rig-lizard-2025) that were a billion times better than anything else. 2 years later I'm still using the first pair I bought and they are only just starting to get worn down. I now sell industrial safety supplies for a living, and these gloves are kind of expensive, but they are worth it. I'm not affiliated with hexarmor in any way, for the record, I work for a distributor.
Hi,
I have an question: how generally we count the cost of one milled part.
Is there any formula could I use it to count the price of one part.
I would love to watching u explain this.
Thanks in advance.
O stie oricine siguranță pe primul loc!!!
hydrogen peroxide has a shelf life. it slowly turns to water over time.
more to that you can buy it already completely degraded to water
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Bineinteles prețuri pentru orice buzunar pentru produse de cea mai bună calitate!
Mmh, no GCode command for putting on a bandage🤔
Tot ceea ce este importat în România și Basarabia trebuie să fie de cea mai bună calitate!!!
Sometimes? Haha i get cut at least once time a week 😂😂😂
I thought the solution is to CNC the wound flat and fit a piece of steel in it
Thats a bad idea, steel isnt clear at all and the cut will get infected fast.
Do you wear a muzzle apropos? ...
Sir could you send me a mill turn M code list for me , I’ll appreciate for your help !
Suprised he didn't say anything about how most machinists are taught NOT to wear gloves. Or are nitriles ok?
De asta spun că mă interesează calitatea angajaților restul se învață.
Știe oricine asta!
nope i just superglue all my cuts
Wow, I thought this was a joke......
No mention of crazy glue on cuts, or using a pin vise and a really small drill bit to relieve blood buildup under a nail?
De asta spun că mă interesează calitatea angajaților restul se învață.
Știe oricine asta!
I just use super glue lol
3M #33 electrical tape works well....
Having built quite a few model aeroplanes, working with scalpels and boxcutters eventually lead to cuts. Superglue/hot stuff/cyanoacrylate was always at hand and efficient. To reduce scarring I use Aloe Vera gel, also great on burns. When a wound gets scabbed and starts to itch, I sand it down carefully to a thin crust and apply Aloe.
Afterthought - so pouring whisky over it like in the old westerns is no use unless it's a 150 proof moonshine???? Internal use only ;-)
If you are machinist, it's doesn't matter how big parts you are machining, you still need tweezers ;)
No Superglue?
Superglue + tyvek.
@1:26 haha
I get cuts all the time. Surprised I'm ok after all this time. Coolant is nasty and I'm essentially a bar feeder for lathes and debur. Bandage to stop the blood from getting on the parts, but it gets coolant soaked. Gloves will get holes in them instantly.
Mark you are right the finger protector looks more than silly( I should really stop using a chainsaw while under the influence)! A strong magnet can also be used to pull a splinter.
ER? In the US? You mean the fastest way to get a bill 3 weeks later for the same value as a new TM-1P?
to me go to is mans adecolone for wound aitiseptic and instead of wrapping in a bandages, just put on a standard paynters tape. and that's it, but it also deppends how deap the cut is
Am înțeles este cum mă gândeam acest domn este un mecanic profesionist mai mult nu înțelege.
Insulation tape
There is some nasty stuff in most coolants.
I ain't got time to bleed!!
And this is way I love haas
Who doesn't have machinist freckles on their left forearm?
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Я ничего не понял o_O
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