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07-04-2005, 16:27
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Re: were there robot related injuries on your team?
oh man one year, I wasn't on the team yet, but one night in the shop it was either Aidan or Ben who got shocked by the battery...and I can remember last year my grandfather was using the belt sander and nicked his nail on it, and my friend Ian and I were in shock, because right after he started using it like a nail file to fix it, the belt sander is now fondly known as "Ed's Nail Salon". but other than that, only scratches from lifting the robot up.
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