the other day at work I had an amusing thing happen, and basicly I was wondering if others had had similar
basically, I was converting some timber for my current job. I was at the thicknessing stage, I put my cutting list and tape measure on top of the thicknesser and started setting it up. I then, as you'd expect, started to reduce the timber, after a few times through I stopped, put the timber on top of the thicknesser, measured it, went to pick up my cutting list to double check the sizes, but couldn't find it... looked all over, asked the guy on the next machine if he'd seen it. nothing, it was nowhere to be seen.
While I was looking for it the foreman walked through and asked what I was looking for, I explained that my cutting list had vanished, he jokingly siad " it will have gone up the chute" then lughed and walked off. I kept looking, and then eventually thought I should maybe check the extraction bags. I really doubted that it had being sucked up, but had looked everywhere else for it. So I went outside and there, in the bag, abeit in about 7 pieces, was my cutting list.
so as a result I had to write out a new one, and now have decided to always have cutting lists on a clipboard
anyway, this amused me. So I was wondering what other things people have lost in extraction incidents
basically, I was converting some timber for my current job. I was at the thicknessing stage, I put my cutting list and tape measure on top of the thicknesser and started setting it up. I then, as you'd expect, started to reduce the timber, after a few times through I stopped, put the timber on top of the thicknesser, measured it, went to pick up my cutting list to double check the sizes, but couldn't find it... looked all over, asked the guy on the next machine if he'd seen it. nothing, it was nowhere to be seen.
While I was looking for it the foreman walked through and asked what I was looking for, I explained that my cutting list had vanished, he jokingly siad " it will have gone up the chute" then lughed and walked off. I kept looking, and then eventually thought I should maybe check the extraction bags. I really doubted that it had being sucked up, but had looked everywhere else for it. So I went outside and there, in the bag, abeit in about 7 pieces, was my cutting list.
so as a result I had to write out a new one, and now have decided to always have cutting lists on a clipboard
anyway, this amused me. So I was wondering what other things people have lost in extraction incidents
