Rate My Hinge.

[Darrin Turnbull]

Not sure if this is aimed at me mate but.... 3months on and it certainly better than it was. I can feel my hand which is a big bonus. The wrist is still pretty weak but getting stronger everyday. The scar still hurts if you press it but other than that I'm glad I had it done. If it carries on healing as it has, I think I'll be 100% by the end of next month.

 

 

I knew somebody who also had it done more than happy with the outcome . What I didn't know was the nerve is the thickness of a pencil.

[ChrisPlumpton]

I knew somebody who also had it done more than happy with the outcome . What I didn't know was the nerve is the thickness of a pencil.

 

 

I couldn't understand why my wrist was so weak. The surgeon told me afterwards that the bridge of tendon that they cut also holds all the wrist bones in place👎🏼.

[Ian Flatters]

[18 stoner]

I notice no comments with the pics Ian so I guess you posted hoping for comments of horror.

 

I can only assume you caught some gardener cutting some trees and sneaked in in the cover of darkness later to take the shot.

 

I know not even you would make such a beginner mistake of cutting toes like that, unless you didn't care where the stick landed.

 

Please, please tell me this isn't your work!?

[skyhuck]

I notice no comments with the pics Ian so I guess you posted hoping for comments of horror.

 

I can only assume you caught some gardener cutting some trees and sneaked in in the cover of darkness later to take the shot.

 

I know not even you would make such a beginner mistake of cutting toes like that, unless you didn't care where the stick landed.

 

Please, please tell me this isn't your work!?

 

Considering the tree had been dismantled, leaving a mere nub of a trunk, I really don't think the toes were of any concern.

 

Edit, although given the obvious late hour and the fact they were working in the dark, I would not have been messing about make those unnecessary cuts.

Edited February 14, 2016 by skyhuck

[18 stoner]

Considering the tree had been dismantled, leaving a mere nub of a trunk, I really don't think the toes were of any concern.

 

 

I must of missed where it said it'd been dismantled.

 

Edit, although given the obvious late hour and the fact they were working in the dark, I would not have been messing about make those unnecessary cuts

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Nothing like a swift back cut and yank over with the boxer when it's getting near beer o'clock. 👍

[skyhuck]

I must of missed where it said it'd been dismantled.

 

 

 

Its on the "Todays job thread" I think.

[Ian Flatters]

I notice no comments with the pics Ian so I guess you posted hoping for comments of horror.

 

I can only assume you caught some gardener cutting some trees and sneaked in in the cover of darkness later to take the shot.

 

I know not even you would make such a beginner mistake of cutting toes like that, unless you didn't care where the stick landed.

 

Please, please tell me this isn't your work!?

 

 

Yeah I'd put a description on another thread. Basically we cut the toes off roughly so we didn't have to fire up the 880. Just a horrendous days job.

 

Used the skid steer and transit to pull it over.

[18 stoner]

No worries Ian, it was tongue in cheek really.

 

I'd of thought by now you must know I, like many other people regard you as being in the top 3 or 4 arbs in the country right now.

[Dobson89]

With you sat firmly at no.1 of course