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In this day and age, I'm surprised there isn't a warning label.
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Well, even the self-proclaimed "protectors" of us all figure there are some things even the most helpless of us can still figure out for ourselves. That is my only idea. I did get a warning pamphlet with my cross-cut saw, though. It had to do with not sitting on the outside of the limb you were sawing. I thought that was very helpful.
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Maybe because the makers assume that those who will buy it already know how to use it. People should really stop assuming things ;)
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If you read the fine print on the warranty you may find some instructions, indirectly...the warranty will tell you what it covers and what it does not cover..what it does not cover will tell you what not to do, which, when you reverse it, tells you what to do! :)
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SHHH!!! The Protectors Of Us All© are just waiting for that first lawsuit from some yahoo who tried to use a hammer while sleeping. Or tried to clean it by putting it the washing machine. All it takes is one.
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lol i wish they did, I smack my fingers up 3 times a day hehehehe
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There should be...I know a guy that almost took his eye out when he tried to hammer something!
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because they figured out hammerheads are too dumb to understand the instructions.
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not sure if somebody doesn't know what's the use of hammer or how to use that..whats the point of buying one then?????? to cuddle up on bed?
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