Leasey says I should be able to come up with something “dry and witty” to go with this. When I saw the X-ray, the best I could do was “ouch“.
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Ouch is right. I worked as a frame carpenter just out of school (the job market for engineering was far worse in ’99 than it is now), but I managed never to put nails in myself. I did have to pull a few out of various co-workers’ body parts however: hands, forearm, finger-knuckle, even a knee. Of course, as ‘pros’ we generally disengaged the springs on the safety tips. You can nail a wall together a whole lot faster without those pesky, useless things! :o)