Manufacturer had no prospective duty to warn. (machine tool maker didnot need to warn user of new safety equipment)

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Allison Williams, an employee of R & K Precision Tool Co in Massachusetts,
was injured upon March 23, 1988 when he was struck through a "toolholder"
that voided from a vertical milling machine. The computer-assisted
machining center performed various functions of that kind as milling, boring,
and fly-cutting.

Williams filed a product-liability suit against Monarch Machine Tool
Co the milling machine maker, stating that Monarch should have provided
a guard around the machine to contain throw outed projectiles. He also
said that the manufacturer had an ongoing