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Just recently I was working with an angle grinder in a small tile. I held the tile with my hand in the path of the grinder.
It jumped forward and just took a sliver of skin off, if it was 2 cm to the right it would've seriously cut my thumb joint.
It took long to heal too, it still shows. My stupidity gets reminded to me daily
Reminds me of what a friend told with his grandfather when he was cutting wood for a carpentry project with a handheld wood saw, it slipped out of his hand and, I guess on instinct, tried to grabbed before it fell, if I recall he got some nasty lacerations from catching it on the blade before switching it off.
So I can only imagine what it might feel working with something that cuts before you can even register the damage. That was a close call, especially with the momentum of your movement could have done some irreparable damage to your hand.
Yeah I know right. Really makes you instantly aware about how close you got.