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this post was submitted on 08 Jun 2023
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Soldering iron with needle tip, hot and full of tin. Power plug stuck in the extension cord connector.
Took the iron pointing towards me in the right hand together with the cord plug and pulled ......... Plug suddenly came free and the hot iron tip stuck in my left arm.
Pulled it out and it was clean, hole in the arm filled with tin residues. Didn't hurt to much because nerves were dead around the hole.
Went straight to the hospital, took 3 weeks and a lot of cleaning to get the wound clean.
Jesus. That's pretty bad. That kind of metal is real bad to get into your bloodstream.
At least its self-cauterizing, I guess!
Exactly, that's the word I was looking for.