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JBird · 01-26-2005, 11:05 PM

that aint nothin heh. i worked in an injection molding factory in the west side of chicago for almost 2 yrs. working with machines that are 600 degrees, some molds reached upwards of 800 degrees farenheit. only thing between my hands and arms and scorching hot metal were special heat gloves and sleeves. more often than not after about 4 hrs into your shift, some bare skin would meet the injection mold and hello 3rd degree burn. thats the kind where it turns black, then pusses, then takes about 5 weeks to get new skin. then it remains pink forever. cry:

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JBird is Offline Senior Member Posts: 2,294 Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: South Side Chicago GO SOX \| BEARS \| ILLINI	01-26-2005, 11:05 PM that aint nothin heh. i worked in an injection molding factory in the west side of chicago for almost 2 yrs. working with machines that are 600 degrees, some molds reached upwards of 800 degrees farenheit. only thing between my hands and arms and scorching hot metal were special heat gloves and sleeves. more often than not after about 4 hrs into your shift, some bare skin would meet the injection mold and hello 3rd degree burn. thats the kind where it turns black, then pusses, then takes about 5 weeks to get new skin. then it remains pink forever. cry: