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Woodturning Health & Safety forum

Bill Boehme

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The Woodturning with Disabilities forum has been renamed Woodturning Health & Safety and it's scope has been expanded to be a place to discuss all types of issues that have an impact on our ability to use the lathe including all types physical limitations, accessibility enhancements, injuries, aging, vision, hearing etc. Because safety issues are so interrelated with health, it also has been made a part of this forum. This is now the place to discuss all safety issues related to woodturning. I am now in the process of moving health and safety related threads to this forum as I am able to identify them.
 
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