My first "spyder-bite" ""Very Graphic!!!!""

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My first "spyder-bite" ""Very Graphic!!!!""

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While I was training in a hand to hand combat scenario I cut myself with my lovely and trusted tasman salt:

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Let's see how many stitches those will be!!!
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HOLY CRAP!


Wow. I hope your ok. Get that checked out ASAP


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That's a good one! It'll definitely need a "few" stitches...
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Ouch!! Thats no ordinary Syder bite. Hope theres no damage to muscle or nerve.
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Dude your like me, first thing you do is grab a camera. :p ,
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Nice one!!!! havent seen a worse one than that, hope you didnt hit anything
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Awesome Pics! Hope you heal up quick. My bet: 9 stitches.
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Awesome pics,,, thanks for sharing,,, get well soon !
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All in favor of a tasman trainer? Seriously though that looks like it hurt. Get well soon.
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Good thing H1 Steel you don't have to worry about rust!...Heal up Quick...Doc :eek:
I'm guessing 13 stitches...
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... and that's why we don't train with live blades ;)

Hope you didn't do any permanent damage with that one.
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I am confused. :confused: I thought the idea was to use the blade on the other guy and defend yourself from harm.

Heal up quickly, and let the scar remind you "The pointy end goes in the other guy."
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Great pics.
Could have been worst, it could have been a Civie.
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:spyder: What were you doing? :spyder:
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Michael Cook wrote: :spyder: What were you doing? :spyder:
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Congrats on your first bite!
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While SE knives works well against bare skin..as you can see by the pics...it's not the blade edge you want for SD.....That being said either it might be a good idea to get a trainer for future flailing about your arms in a defensive manner with a blade....or wear a heavy sweatshirt to cover your arms....to cut down possible damage should you repeat this type of self slashing yourself event...I am guilty of always working out even at high speed with live blades...but then again I have 50+ years of experience in doing so....even so.... I am still very very careful....Doc :D
BTW: That's not a bite...it's a chomp!
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Thanks!!!

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Thank you all for your wishes and responses!

Believe it or not the actual cut happened not while I was practicing "my technique" but a few seconds later while I was holding my Tasman and I got distracted!
The idea of me using a "live" blade in my training WAS to really get a feeling for the knife I use and to conquer my fear of using it! (I guess that backfired on me :eek: And now I am scared as ****!!) I think it's time to invest in a trainer!

The cut was not too deep and there is no permanent damage that won't heal.

To my surprise the doctor in the ER did glue it instead of stitches because it is very visible spot on my arm and it won't leave an ugly scar he said!

Again thank you all for your support and have a good day!
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Glad to hear you are ok. Got to love that medical super glue,
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Wow you earned that scar....i bet that felt great with the spyder edge.
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Glad everything worked out and no major damage.


Let me ask you... In the picture it seems as though you used a paper towel and a hand wipe. Do you have any first aid supplies? Its always good to have capable FAK in the house for emergencies like this.
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