Surgeon Reacts To Woodworking Injuries…In Slow Motion | Dr Chris Raynor (Be Careful On The Job!)

In this explainer video orthopedic surgeon Dr Chris Raynor reacts to the Blacktail Studio video, Woodworking Injuries in Slow Motion, and discusses the injuries that are demonstrated in the video and the underlying anatomy. Make sure your fathers are safe when working in the shop! #woodworking #injuries #slowmotion

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