"folks are throwing caution to the wind when concocting their own nail-guns. [...] home crafted, high-powered staplers were becoming all the rage... ."
Are you suggesting that people are making their own nail guns only to have them proverbially blow up in their faces? Because that's not in the either the CDC report or the two linked sources. Moreover, without information about how the number of nail gun injuries compares to other hardware related accidents, say with a drill or chain-saw, it's really difficult to know if 37,000 is an unusually big or small number.
Besides, aside from the railgun bit, what does this have to do with Engadget?
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"folks are throwing caution to the wind when concocting their own nail-guns. [...] home crafted, high-powered staplers were becoming all the rage... ."
Are you suggesting that people are making their own nail guns only to have them proverbially blow up in their faces? Because that's not in the either the CDC report or the two linked sources. Moreover, without information about how the number of nail gun injuries compares to other hardware related accidents, say with a drill or chain-saw, it's really difficult to know if 37,000 is an unusually big or small number.
Besides, aside from the railgun bit, what does this have to do with Engadget?