Finger trap on rear door
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Tim Brennan
Nov 17, 2018, 6:54:20 PM11/17/18
to London Hackspace
Only a minor injury but the rear door lock punctured my finger as I was leaving the space today.
On inspection it seems that there is a bit of a safety issue with the door in two ways:
1. The lock is able to move relative to the door and slightly crush the fingers. this is due to the flexible spacers between the lock and door. This is only an issue when the right door has not been bolted closed and you push the door.
2. There is a sharp piece of plastic on the end of the cable trunking.
Didn’t have time to look into fixing this issue yet, but in the meantime fingers beware.
See photo below
https://share.icloud.com/photos/0dqtGSphrTlbaIZ-P6KMJm2BQ#Wembley,_England
On inspection it seems that there is a bit of a safety issue with the door in two ways:
1. The lock is able to move relative to the door and slightly crush the fingers. this is due to the flexible spacers between the lock and door. This is only an issue when the right door has not been bolted closed and you push the door.
2. There is a sharp piece of plastic on the end of the cable trunking.
Didn’t have time to look into fixing this issue yet, but in the meantime fingers beware.
See photo below
https://share.icloud.com/photos/0dqtGSphrTlbaIZ-P6KMJm2BQ#Wembley,_England
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