Abstract: On October 19, 2011, Employee #1, of United Cabinets, was using a Timesaver sanding machine to sand wooden drawer boxes. The Timesaver belt moves away from the operator through the sander and out the back side. Employee #1 was shaving the wood from 0.75 in. thickness down to 0.625in. thickness. He ran the wood through the machine once without any problem. He did not make any further adjustments to the machine and ran the piece through a second time. The wood became stuck, so he used a push stick to unclog the wood. When he pushed further, the belt on the Timesaver caught the front edge of the piece of wood, and shot it out of the front of the machine. Employee #1 sustained a contusion and a scratch on his left hand, as well as a laceration over his left eye. Employee #1 was treated at the hospital, where he required eight stitches for his laceration and prescription medication.