Exciting linishing.
I like my linisher. Always polishing and trimming things with it.
Quite often hold a piece of wood almost on the belt as a stop and pop things like washers on and let them lean against the wood.
A little downward pressure with another piece of wood on the article keeps my fingers from becoming shorter.
If anything escapes it just fall off the end onto the floor. I never stand at the eject end.
I had just fabricated a nice high power hold down magnet that need a final trim.
Took off the rough spots at the round rubber roller end all was well.
Now for the final polish.
Piece of wood in place with right hand. Lower magnet with left hand.
All at once, the steel backed deck attracted the magnet, and I discovered I had a rail gun running at 2000 inches per second or 50 M/Sec.
That's 112 MPH or 180KPH which sent the magnet around the shop. It arrived within 3 feet of the departure point and attached to my clamp kit.
2 1/2 hours to find the damn thing. Only clue was enormous dint in the door and the roof, and I had not broken rule #1 below.
Magnet was 30mm Diameter.
Rule No 1. Don't stand in front of the linisher belt
Rule No 2. Make sure it is off when breaking rule #1
Super X3. 3600rpm. Sheridan 6"x24" Lathe + more. Three ways to fix things: The right way, the other way, and maybe your way, which is possibly a faster wrong way.