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At least with these DVD lasers, the cuts are usually pretty clean making the
prognosis for reattachment of fingers and/or limbs pretty good.

"Hank" <> wrote in message
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> Bet it was an Apex brand. I have one with a flaky laser and it severed a
finger
> once when I reached for the DVD disc too soon.
>
>
> > A New Mexico family was killed by a DVD player last Friday.
>
>
>

That's what the tube of superglue that comes with the unit is for.


"Jeeters" <> wrote in message
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> At least with these DVD lasers, the cuts are usually pretty clean making
the
> prognosis for reattachment of fingers and/or limbs pretty good.
>

And if you get the 240 volt auto cauterizing units, there's no bleeding!

> At least with these DVD lasers, the cuts are usually pretty clean making the
> prognosis for reattachment of fingers and/or limbs pretty good.

On Tue, 5 Aug 2003 09:06:47 -0400, "Jeeters" <> wrote:

>At least with these DVD lasers, the cuts are usually pretty clean making the
>prognosis for reattachment of fingers and/or limbs pretty good.
>
>"Hank" <> wrote in message
>news:a5CXa.2438$a% om...
>> Bet it was an Apex brand. I have one with a flaky laser and it severed a
>finger
>> once when I reached for the DVD disc too soon.
>>
>>
>> > A New Mexico family was killed by a DVD player last Friday.
>>
>>
>>
>

For any goofballs who actually entertained the idea
a DVD laser might pose a threat at all, here's one you
can buy for your desktop that does.

http://www.hitecpioneers.com/laser/versalaser.htm