First thing they will tell you in school - never have gloves, long sleeves or some chain around your neck when you work on spinning machine like lather or driller. Accidents happen when you let waiters and cooks work with machines, people with actual vocational school or technical high school are rare now.
good thing schol is all a bunch of old assholes who was taught some overprotective nonsense from even older alcoholics you CAN use the file back and forth, doesnt do anything you CAN use gloves on lathe. doesnt do shit you CAN use a file, you CAN use an angle grinder, you CAN use sandpaper you CAN weld downhill and you CAN also do that with rutile and not just basic electrode i used to believe the nonsense about filing only one direction as well, but christ, not testing a theory is third-world country mode, zero evolution best bet if you wanna be good at what you do, ignore anything you have been told and test what works and what doesnt, 99% of people are functionally retarded.
And watch out for the swarf. It will cut you to the bone. Happened to me. I healed up ok, but it could have gone the other way. You needle nose or the like to clear swarf.🙏
If he knows what he is doing he is ok. I dont think you know how a folkracing crankshaft with imperfections in the neck is fixed.💀💀💀 You take a long piece of sanding paper and wrap it around the neck of the crankshaft with imperfections and hold for your dear life while the crankshaft spins.
@@lassivaisanen4354 wrap the sandpaper around the part and pinch it in the tool post with a hss blank. Run coolant and setup the auto feed. Feed towards and away from the chuck until wear marks are gone. I have polished hydraulic pistons for aircraft. That's how you reliably do it in a safe manner with consistent results. Also there is no live center so he is polishing a taper on the rod.
@@lassivaisanen4354 it's not wasted time. It produces a quality part. Also the lack of rigidity is going to waste more time than to setup a tailstock/steady rest to make a rigid setup for consistent cuts and finish quality. I do work on AOG (aircraft on ground) meaning those jobs basically need to be done yesterday. And I keep things consistent within 0.0002in or 0.005mm. Quality work gets done in a consistent and timely manner. Don't mean this to sound insulting, but you need a better process or business model.
And don't hold the emery cloth ends so close, it could snag and pull you in and wrap your fingers around the bar. You could also hold the emery cloth against a file to get a little more pressure on it if needed.
He should support with a live center and hold the paper in a tool holder with a blank. Run a drip coolant and use autofeed. Thats how we polish hydraulic pistons at my work to remove wear
Fuck man. There’s cheap wireless headphones and it only takes a couple seconds to remove that glove and whatever is in your way. Remember your safety training everyone. Don’t fuck yourself up and your family.
Do you know how "safety trainings" looks im modern capitalism when your bosses in factory are some waiters? They just give paper to you and say "sign it here" and that's all, no training, you just sign there was training, but there was no training. :-D If I didn't have proper safety training from school, I would be already dead.
sanding with a lathe has always been dangerous, it would've been safer if you put the threaded side in the chuck and sand away from the chuck. don't wear gloves and earbuds AND DON'T TURN UR EYES AWAY! ALWAYS KEEP AN EYE ON A RUNNING MACHINE.
My company requires gloves but you also would have to hold the work youre machining with pliers or something other than your hands. We are a foundry with a large machine shop. Over 1100 alloys cast and machined. We have an osha reportable rate lower than positions like teaching and working in a grocery store.
It was a human until it was wrapped around a small diameter shaft. All you could see were shredded clothing, intestines and lots of blood. And if I remember correctly one shoe.
@@sjb3460.. I’m the lone machinist in a company full of engineers. The one semester shop class they took in college makes them think they’re qualified to stand in front of any machine they choose… I show them that video.. they usually change their minds.
Yeah just watched it a couple minutes ago and now I’m trying to see how a lathe works and what it is. The lathe in that video is huge compared to the ones I’m seeing on CZcams. These are mini versions
A video was on here several years ago of a young man sanding a long rod held between centers on mid size lathe. It pulled him in n wrapped him around it, probably breaking his arm n who knows what else. Luckily there was some help that quickly ran in got him untangled. Can't remember if dude was even conscious. Bout the worst I'd seen.
Russian lathe accident, Japanese lathe accidents. First videos I saw before operating a lathe. Also never use gloves or long sleeves or any kind of chains/ jewelry
I was trained that way. You might get a cut to your finger when the cloth is ripped outta your hands but thats better than feeding an arm to the lathe.
I did the with tig welding gloves late night in a hurry it sucked my hands in. It was a small bench top lathe it hurt me but I have a giant lathe now and those gloves hang behind it. Never again for me
i SAW A COWORKER LOSE HIS LITTLE FINGER, RING FINGER AND BIRD FINGER DOING THE EXACT SAME THING!!!!!!!!!!!! WHERE IS HIS FOREMAN?????????? WHERE IS HIS SUPERVISOR??????????????? IF IT IS YOUR NEGLIGENCE, WORKERS COMP WILL NOT PAY FOR THE MEDICAL CARE ORE THE PHYSICAL REHABILITATION. My coworker Philip fucked around and found out!!! I told him, EVERYONE IN THE SHOP TOLD HIM!!! THE FOREMAN TOLD HIM SO MANY TIMES, HE JUST GAVE UP!!!! YOU SHOULD HAVE HEARD THE POP (AS LOUD AS A PISTOL SHOT) WHEN HIS FINGERS WERE SNATCHED OUT OF HIS ARM!!!!! YOU SHOULD HAVE HEARD HIS UNEARTHLY, INHUMAN, GUTTERAL SCREAMS. HE SCREAMED AND RAN OUT INTO THE PARKING LOT HOLDING HIS MANGLED HAND AS HE LOOKED AT IT. IT WAS 30 YEARS AGO AND I CAN STILL HEAR HIS SCREAMS!!!!!!!!!!!!
The only reason why people say don’t wear a glove when working around a lot of spinning equipment is because they are not willing to learn to be safe and respect the dangers around the equipment. All tools can be dangerous if not given the proper respect and though while using it
the first thing I learned was to never ever wrap emery paper around a spinning shaft ! clamp the emery to a paint paddle then press the paddle to the spinning shaft
Funny you can just immediately tell this guy is so amature like.. just got that job, or snuck over to the lathe during lunch break just to make the video..
Also, can I say that you're better to pull up than you are to do with the way you're doing it.❤all due respect but.... If you're pulling up equally with both hands if the sandpaper breaks your hands just go out of the way. The way you are doing it risks one of your hand going into your project. But maybe I'm wrong,
Damn, that rubber glove was the least bad thing here. Don't do this sandpaper thing. Dont' put yout foot up on the lathe like that, don't wear Headphones with cables, or any headphones at all, that shit just distracts you from work. Bro even looks like he's shitting his pants... Looks like he's a bit insecure
Wearing earphones is not a problem at all. Some people don't get distracted by music and that, in fact it helps alot of people like myself concentrate because I have adhd and its easy for me to get distracted but music helps me block out distractions and helps me hyper focus on things. Educate yourself before educating others mate
@@BuddhaBoiBrettno he's right much of the things being done here are stupid. And people who wear earbuds wear them without the wires. Not the ones with the wires. You shouldn't have any loose anything that's loose not strings not chords not nothing and you definitely shouldn't be wearing gloves while your lathe working or milling for that matter. It's a bad idea. There are so many things that could have went wrong here if his foot slipped. If his headphone cord got caught in the spindle. Even if that glove got caught up somehow it could pull his hand into that spindle or into the spinning stock and then your whole arm goes in and then what? Your smarta$$ comment doesn't mean s*** then, that's what. You're the one that needs educating. Even the people at my shop that do wear earbuds wear the cordless ones and they only wear one. You still need to hear the sound of machining. And the people who do wear them usually only wear them during the setup process. When they are actually machining they take them out. You need to hear the machine. Again there are so many things that could have went wrong here. I mean and he does look insecure doing this too there's no confidence. That right there tells me that he knows he's doing something that he probably shouldn't be doing. This is somebody trying to take a shortcut and doing it in a way that forsakes all safety measures. There is a much better way to do what he's doing and achieve what he's trying to achieve. And he shouldn't be wearing gloves while machining he shouldn't have any chords hanging out he shouldn't be putting his foot up like that while machining this is seriously a recipe for disaster. So many things could go wrong here. You don't ever forsake your own safety. People get killed doing that. Have you not seen any lathe deaths? Most of them happen because people have loose material or because they're wearing gloves or because they did something stupid like lean on the machine. Almost every single machining death has happened probably because of operator doing something foolish or wearing something foolish.
What have tattoos got to do with it? I've met a fair few machinists in my line of work and only maybe two of them haven't had any tattoos? I myself am currently learning turning and have tattoos... The wired earphones though, yeah not great. And the glove. And the way he's holding the emery
Difference is that a glove is kinda loose , but dtays on your hand. Skin is not loose at all. So what would just slightly cut your skin without glove, would break your arm with glove.
Worked with a guy running drill presses I was only 16 but was told by a lot of older guys not to use gloves and I listened. My co-worker didn't and unfortunately now he only has a right hand.😮
Haven’t they already? I forget what it’s called, but one was kinda featured in Iron Man 2, and I’m not talking about DUM-E or any of his assistant bots.
And every comment about not wearing a gloves is by some one who isn't a machinist. I wear clothes every day and I use lathe every day. Still got my hands attach. Use your every day sense mates.
Dude I’ve been a manual machinist for 8 years now, I’ve worn gloves almost 100% of the time. The Trick is to get gloves that aren’t too thick so they can rip easily, make sure they’re as tight as possible (almost cutting your circulation) and in general just don’t put your hands near anything that’s spinning, plain and simple. Your hand can get caught in the lathe too. Who the fuck puts their hands on it anyway. You’re just asking for problems if you do. All you numb nuts that are saying “don’t wear gloves” need to realize that maybe your itty bitty hands aren’t a size large in gloves and maybe you should use a medium or small glove so they are tight on your hands and there isn’t anything to snag on. The one buddy in the video is using is extremely loose for example.
Do you wear gloves running a lathe??? I can't believe you have lasted that long without a serious injury. I don't know where you are, but in my state, if your injury is the result of violating safety protocols, Workers Comp won't pay for the medical and physical therapy.
@@sjb3460 depends what I’m doing. I take into consideration the nature of what I’m doing. If the job doesn’t require me to get anywhere near the chuck, then I wear gloves. I wear latex or nitrile gloves which will rip before they pull me in. if I’m lapping something I take the gloves off. regardless, what I said still rings true, you have no reason to go anywhere near the chuck the majority of times and if you have gloves that actually fit you right, there’s no difference between bare skin and gloves, you’ll yank your arm off either way if you’re not careful. Think about all the bits of metal that get stuck in your skin when not wearing gloves… I’ll enjoy being 60 cancer free.
First thing they will tell you in school - never have gloves, long sleeves or some chain around your neck when you work on spinning machine like lather or driller. Accidents happen when you let waiters and cooks work with machines, people with actual vocational school or technical high school are rare now.
any loose clothing especially hoodies with adjustable strings
good thing schol is all a bunch of old assholes who was taught some overprotective nonsense from even older alcoholics
you CAN use the file back and forth, doesnt do anything
you CAN use gloves on lathe. doesnt do shit
you CAN use a file, you CAN use an angle grinder, you CAN use sandpaper
you CAN weld downhill and you CAN also do that with rutile and not just basic electrode
i used to believe the nonsense about filing only one direction as well, but christ, not testing a theory is third-world country mode, zero evolution
best bet if you wanna be good at what you do, ignore anything you have been told and test what works and what doesnt, 99% of people are functionally retarded.
U shouldn’t have them with any machine. Woodshop is the only class where taking ur shirt off in school is justifiable
And watch out for the swarf. It will cut you to the bone. Happened to me. I healed up ok, but it could have gone the other way. You needle nose or the like to clear swarf.🙏
The lathe we have in our garage is 100% automated. You just need to use the software and it make whatever you want. Way safer than doing it by hand
The gloves arent even the only stupid thing in this video. Machinist darwin award
If he knows what he is doing he is ok. I dont think you know how a folkracing crankshaft with imperfections in the neck is fixed.💀💀💀 You take a long piece of sanding paper and wrap it around the neck of the crankshaft with imperfections and hold for your dear life while the crankshaft spins.
@@lassivaisanen4354 wrap the sandpaper around the part and pinch it in the tool post with a hss blank. Run coolant and setup the auto feed. Feed towards and away from the chuck until wear marks are gone. I have polished hydraulic pistons for aircraft. That's how you reliably do it in a safe manner with consistent results. Also there is no live center so he is polishing a taper on the rod.
@@tgi3d881 There is no time to waste in folkrace car. It gets sold for 2000 euros and costs 5000 euros + labor to make.
@@lassivaisanen4354 it's not wasted time. It produces a quality part. Also the lack of rigidity is going to waste more time than to setup a tailstock/steady rest to make a rigid setup for consistent cuts and finish quality. I do work on AOG (aircraft on ground) meaning those jobs basically need to be done yesterday. And I keep things consistent within 0.0002in or 0.005mm. Quality work gets done in a consistent and timely manner. Don't mean this to sound insulting, but you need a better process or business model.
@@tgi3d881
2 tenths tolerance sounds like a nightmare.
And don't hold the emery cloth ends so close, it could snag and pull you in and wrap your fingers around the bar. You could also hold the emery cloth against a file to get a little more pressure on it if needed.
That only happens if there is a liveleak logo on the video
That emory cloth is like a strap wrench if it snags it will pull u right in
I said he should be pulling up with the sand paper. Then if it breaks his hands just go up and out of the way
I learned that one on my own, got out with only a bruised finger.
He should support with a live center and hold the paper in a tool holder with a blank. Run a drip coolant and use autofeed. Thats how we polish hydraulic pistons at my work to remove wear
Fuck man. There’s cheap wireless headphones and it only takes a couple seconds to remove that glove and whatever is in your way. Remember your safety training everyone. Don’t fuck yourself up and your family.
Do you know how "safety trainings" looks im modern capitalism when your bosses in factory are some waiters? They just give paper to you and say "sign it here" and that's all, no training, you just sign there was training, but there was no training. :-D If I didn't have proper safety training from school, I would be already dead.
@@PidalinCan confirm, I was told I would receive training when I got a job at a chocolate factory. No one taught me shit had to figure it out myself.
sanding with a lathe has always been dangerous, it would've been safer if you put the threaded side in the chuck and sand away from the chuck. don't wear gloves and earbuds AND DON'T TURN UR EYES AWAY! ALWAYS KEEP AN EYE ON A RUNNING MACHINE.
My company requires gloves but you also would have to hold the work youre machining with pliers or something other than your hands. We are a foundry with a large machine shop. Over 1100 alloys cast and machined. We have an osha reportable rate lower than positions like teaching and working in a grocery store.
If it rotates take your gloves off
Bro doesnt see russian lathe accident
It was a human until it was wrapped around a small diameter shaft. All you could see were shredded clothing, intestines and lots of blood. And if I remember correctly one shoe.
@@sjb3460.. I’m the lone machinist in a company full of engineers. The one semester shop class they took in college makes them think they’re qualified to stand in front of any machine they choose… I show them that video.. they usually change their minds.
*didn't.
Anyone heard of the Russian lathe incident (google at own risk)
Yeah just watched it a couple minutes ago and now I’m trying to see how a lathe works and what it is. The lathe in that video is huge compared to the ones I’m seeing on CZcams. These are mini versions
@@asylumrain yeah but still, the video 😅
Thé picture are more horrifing 💀
@@BloxGambling did you watch the video?
I got really sick after watching that
😢 Plz do not watch
A video was on here several years ago of a young man sanding a long rod held between centers on mid size lathe. It pulled him in n wrapped him around it, probably breaking his arm n who knows what else. Luckily there was some help that quickly ran in got him untangled. Can't remember if dude was even conscious. Bout the worst I'd seen.
Russian lathe accident, Japanese lathe accidents. First videos I saw before operating a lathe. Also never use gloves or long sleeves or any kind of chains/ jewelry
Don't wrap anything around the workpiece, only sand from the bottom where it can't grab and pull you in. Especially small diameters!!!
Longer piece of emery tape, just hold it with the fingertips so if it grabs it pulls the emery out, not your fingers in.
I was trained that way. You might get a cut to your finger when the cloth is ripped outta your hands but thats better than feeding an arm to the lathe.
@@CrankyOldMachinist it also helps to add a little bit of cutting oil so it stays lubricated
I nearly lost a finger as a second year while filing on a lathe as I was wearing gloves as i was told to lets say I learnt a valueable lesson that day
I did the with tig welding gloves late night in a hurry it sucked my hands in. It was a small bench top lathe it hurt me but I have a giant lathe now and those gloves hang behind it. Never again for me
🎵"Shake hands with danger, meet a guy you 'otta know. Be careless for a moment, spend a lifetime with the blues."🎵
Did the accident disable that blues player's ability to rhyme, or somethin'?
Don’t wear gloves, as he’s wearing a glove
Anyone else get nervous just watching this 😟?!?
I dont care about horror movies, but seeing this makes me sweat 😅
i SAW A COWORKER LOSE HIS LITTLE FINGER, RING FINGER AND BIRD FINGER DOING THE EXACT SAME THING!!!!!!!!!!!!
WHERE IS HIS FOREMAN?????????? WHERE IS HIS SUPERVISOR???????????????
IF IT IS YOUR NEGLIGENCE, WORKERS COMP WILL NOT PAY FOR THE MEDICAL CARE ORE THE PHYSICAL REHABILITATION. My coworker Philip fucked around and found out!!! I told him, EVERYONE IN THE SHOP TOLD HIM!!! THE FOREMAN TOLD HIM SO MANY TIMES, HE JUST GAVE UP!!!!
YOU SHOULD HAVE HEARD THE POP (AS LOUD AS A PISTOL SHOT) WHEN HIS FINGERS WERE SNATCHED OUT OF HIS ARM!!!!!
YOU SHOULD HAVE HEARD HIS UNEARTHLY, INHUMAN, GUTTERAL SCREAMS. HE SCREAMED AND RAN OUT INTO THE PARKING LOT HOLDING HIS MANGLED HAND AS HE LOOKED AT IT.
IT WAS 30 YEARS AGO AND I CAN STILL HEAR HIS SCREAMS!!!!!!!!!!!!
The only reason why people say don’t wear a glove when working around a lot of spinning equipment is because they are not willing to learn to be safe and respect the dangers around the equipment. All tools can be dangerous if not given the proper respect and though while using it
the first thing I learned was to never ever wrap emery paper around a spinning shaft ! clamp the emery to a paint paddle then press the paddle to the spinning shaft
Who let Vanilla Ice near a machine tool?
I fell like an engineer is guilty of this .
Glove on. Ear buds in. This kid will have his hospital date soon.
Funny you can just immediately tell this guy is so amature like.. just got that job, or snuck over to the lathe during lunch break just to make the video..
if it spins it snags. Snags are death.
Carfull, almost saw the live leak logo pop up
What am I missing here because I didnt see any accidents
If you don't see it then you're not a machinist.
@@mapo5976 I'm a machinist, and I only saw stupidity.
@@eddythehead9101 Exactly. That's the point .
Oh, goodness. Famous last words of people with machines sans wisdom and training.
Please don't drive.
Thats why im naked when i run mine😊
I sprained a finger in a drill because I was wearing gloves. Not the smartest decision but I'm glad it wasn't anything worse.
Are you Nims material and safety certified sir?
No
Some people just shouldn't be machinists. A liability more than anything...
A colleague of mine lost 2 fingers exactly like this!!!!
My coworker lost his little, ring and bird finger doing this exact same thing.
Yeah, Steve Vai should be more careful with his fingers when using the lathe
Also, can I say that you're better to pull up than you are to do with the way you're doing it.❤all due respect but....
If you're pulling up equally with both hands if the sandpaper breaks your hands just go out of the way.
The way you are doing it risks one of your hand going into your project.
But maybe I'm wrong,
Remember an episode of Biker Build Off, Billy Lane got a dreadlock ripped off on the lathe.
focussed, well not quite,☆;
3 mistakes one video, maybe theres more but thats just nuts
10 fingers, 10 toes.
I came with them. Im leaving with them.
Me too. I’m coming with you bro.
I mean if you want to die or lose some limbs you can wear gloves, long sleevs, wired earbuds or chains.
So nothing happened here.
Damn, that rubber glove was the least bad thing here. Don't do this sandpaper thing. Dont' put yout foot up on the lathe like that, don't wear Headphones with cables, or any headphones at all, that shit just distracts you from work.
Bro even looks like he's shitting his pants... Looks like he's a bit insecure
Wearing earphones is not a problem at all. Some people don't get distracted by music and that, in fact it helps alot of people like myself concentrate because I have adhd and its easy for me to get distracted but music helps me block out distractions and helps me hyper focus on things. Educate yourself before educating others mate
@@BuddhaBoiBrettno he's right much of the things being done here are stupid.
And people who wear earbuds wear them without the wires.
Not the ones with the wires.
You shouldn't have any loose anything that's loose not strings not chords not nothing and you definitely shouldn't be wearing gloves while your lathe working or milling for that matter.
It's a bad idea.
There are so many things that could have went wrong here if his foot slipped.
If his headphone cord got caught in the spindle. Even if that glove got caught up somehow it could pull his hand into that spindle or into the spinning stock and then your whole arm goes in and then what?
Your smarta$$ comment doesn't mean s*** then, that's what.
You're the one that needs educating.
Even the people at my shop that do wear earbuds wear the cordless ones and they only wear one.
You still need to hear the sound of machining.
And the people who do wear them usually only wear them during the setup process.
When they are actually machining they take them out.
You need to hear the machine.
Again there are so many things that could have went wrong here.
I mean and he does look insecure doing this too there's no confidence.
That right there tells me that he knows he's doing something that he probably shouldn't be doing.
This is somebody trying to take a shortcut and doing it in a way that forsakes all safety measures.
There is a much better way to do what he's doing and achieve what he's trying to achieve.
And he shouldn't be wearing gloves while machining he shouldn't have any chords hanging out he shouldn't be putting his foot up like that while machining this is seriously a recipe for disaster.
So many things could go wrong here.
You don't ever forsake your own safety.
People get killed doing that.
Have you not seen any lathe deaths?
Most of them happen because people have loose material or because they're wearing gloves or because they did something stupid like lean on the machine.
Almost every single machining death has happened probably because of operator doing something foolish or wearing something foolish.
Tattoos, dangling headphones... 😐 What are you even doing in metal workshop, punk?
What have tattoos got to do with it? I've met a fair few machinists in my line of work and only maybe two of them haven't had any tattoos? I myself am currently learning turning and have tattoos...
The wired earphones though, yeah not great. And the glove. And the way he's holding the emery
i would've fired you for doing that.
Probably has a ring on too
glove or no glove, your skin is just a glove for your hand meat.
Difference is that a glove is kinda loose , but dtays on your hand. Skin is not loose at all. So what would just slightly cut your skin without glove, would break your arm with glove.
Worked with a guy running drill presses I was only 16 but was told by a lot of older guys not to use gloves and I listened. My co-worker didn't and unfortunately now he only has a right hand.😮
Make another robot to eliminate the human in factor of possibly being hurt and fatally wounded
Haven’t they already? I forget what it’s called, but one was kinda featured in Iron Man 2, and I’m not talking about DUM-E or any of his assistant bots.
You obviously don't give a damn about jobs and freedom from tyranny. I'd bet you'd worship A.I.
And don’t look away
What’s the problem here?
Sucks I thought I was gonna see something
Ooowee mi Papiiii 😬😭😭😅😘
And every comment about not wearing a gloves is by some one who isn't a machinist. I wear clothes every day and I use lathe every day. Still got my hands attach. Use your every day sense mates.
Why don't you don't see the safety hazards here?
RUBBISH
Hi I am a lathe and milling machine operator. Can I be given this work visa? I am speaking from Bangladesh.
Dude I’ve been a manual machinist for 8 years now, I’ve worn gloves almost 100% of the time. The Trick is to get gloves that aren’t too thick so they can rip easily, make sure they’re as tight as possible (almost cutting your circulation) and in general just don’t put your hands near anything that’s spinning, plain and simple. Your hand can get caught in the lathe too. Who the fuck puts their hands on it anyway. You’re just asking for problems if you do. All you numb nuts that are saying “don’t wear gloves” need to realize that maybe your itty bitty hands aren’t a size large in gloves and maybe you should use a medium or small glove so they are tight on your hands and there isn’t anything to snag on. The one buddy in the video is using is extremely loose for example.
Do you wear gloves running a lathe??? I can't believe you have lasted that long without a serious injury. I don't know where you are, but in my state, if your injury is the result of violating safety protocols, Workers Comp won't pay for the medical and physical therapy.
@@sjb3460 depends what I’m doing. I take into consideration the nature of what I’m doing. If the job doesn’t require me to get anywhere near the chuck, then I wear gloves. I wear latex or nitrile gloves which will rip before they pull me in. if I’m lapping something I take the gloves off. regardless, what I said still rings true, you have no reason to go anywhere near the chuck the majority of times and if you have gloves that actually fit you right, there’s no difference between bare skin and gloves, you’ll yank your arm off either way if you’re not careful. Think about all the bits of metal that get stuck in your skin when not wearing gloves… I’ll enjoy being 60 cancer free.
So glad that it didnt wrap him up.
lesson learned. don't operate any machinery with gloves, including power tools they catch easy