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You just convinced me not to use a chainsaw. Thank you for making me aware of the wound thing. I have heard that the sharper the blade, the cleaner the cut. I w
by goldenkey 7y ago
You just convinced me not to use a chainsaw. Thank you for making me aware of the wound thing. I have heard that the sharper the blade, the cleaner the cut. I would imagine the reason for chainsaw sepsis would be due to being all greasy and blunt, compensated by motor power?
- foxhop 7y agoThe chainsaw will cut and pulverized a 1 cm thick band out of the leg, compounded by a variable depth means it's not a normal cut, you have two ends that have a gap that doesn't easily mend back together and goes septic often requiring a separate surgery to remove the limb completely in a surgical setting.