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@UsernameLost as attached to fingers as they are to you id say :p
I've only recently got into using power tools and the like and am still impressed by the sheer, well, power they have.
I used a miter saw for the first time a few weeks ago. The SPEED at which that thing can seemingly melt it's way through wood or aluminum like it's butter is impressive.
Any power tool can hurt you. I had a piece of maple kickback and explode on a miter saw, which I didn't even know was possible.
Luckily, the only actual injury I've gotten while woodworking was on a scroll saw, which is basically just a sewing machine with a small saw blade. Piece of wood pinched around the blade and jerked up, took the back of my finger against the blade. Minimal damage, but it bled like a stuck pig for a bit
@UsernameLost aiiyeeeee exploding wood does not sound like a good time. Or losing skin ๐
The worst I've had so far is a splinter or some chafed skin. ๐๐ค