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Quoted from iwantansi:I havent had a problem with a glove catching anything(theyre the fitted smooth leather type). I am seeing holes in them due to holding the parts so close(pinball parts are small)
Right. And without the gloves you will probably get some nicks and cuts, which you can heal pretty easily. Losing a finger is a little more of an ordeal.
Read at your own risk. Gruesome stuff.
http://madmodder.net/index.php?topic=9069.0
Quoted from epotech:NO GLOVES. NO RINGS.
Good point. Now, while it's not LIKELY anything is going to happen with the ring, if the ring gets caught on some sort of torsion device, you get to be 'degloved'. No links this time, but if you are terribly interested, google "ring deglove" at YOUR OWN RISK.
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