Unique saw on eBay *LINK*

Re: Unique saw on eBay

Roger Nixon

>Hey, replace the broken handle and the broken blade and you'd have a nice saw.

That one got me laughing.

Jack from Maine

>I've got an old truck that's worth buyin. Just a broken motor and broken body. But hey! It's good for display(that display line is what got me laughing). I like it when I run into humor on ebay.---Jack

Re: Unique saw on eBay

Bill Houghton, Sebastopol, CA

>Like, "I've had this axe all my life -- replaced the handle three times and the head twice, but it's been a good 'un the whole time" - ?

I can't believe...

Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA

>No one has bid on it. Only 14 more hours too!

Re: Unique saw on eBay

Tom in Tipp

>If that one sells, I'm sittin' on a gold mine here.

Tom

Thanks

Steve Kubien

>Thanks Angelo, it was a rotten day at work and I needed the laugh.

Cheers,

Steve Kubien

10 dollar a BF standing Walnut *LINK*

Chad Pearson

>A person just can't help finding bargian after bargain on Ebay. How about this $ 10 BF standing walnut...


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=42354&item=2376239986&ssPageName=STRK:MEBWA:IT

Re: 10 dollar a BF standing Walnut

Bill Houghton, Sebastopol, CA

>Well, be fair: you're getting all the leaves and twigs and stuff, too, as well as the priceless experience of cutting it down and finding out that it's filled with rotten spots, reaction wood, fence staples, and birdshot...

And Ants!

Jorge Casta�eda ~ East Penobscot Bay -obscot Bay

>

voice of experience?

Bill Tindall, E. TN

>Sounds like you been there and done that! First veneer log I ever bought and sawed to get some really wide boards yielded 1 sappy board, then one good board and then we hit decay to the middle. Not a hint from the bark.

Re: 10 dollar a BF standing Walnut

chad pearson

>Yes, I forgot about all those extras. Nothing is more valuable than walnut mulch ;-)

Re: 10 dollar a BF standing Walnut

William R. Duffield, on the Cohansey

>Totally absurd. I pay about $1.65 a bf for rough sawn, kiln dried log run walnut, and don't pay anything for empty space that used to be wood, etc.. There sure are a lot of guys out there who mistakenly think that all that glitters is gold, and I've run into more than my share of them. I have learned that it is almost universally unwise to even talk to someone who has a walnut tree for sale, because they often get really defensive, more often offensive, or even go balistic, when you try to explain to them how little it is really worth.

Dad's bee lookingfor that saw for 20 years!

Charles McKinley (Harrisville,PA)

>...it was about that time Dan and I took it to the sand box. ;-)

Chuck

Re: Dad's bee lookingfor that saw for 20 years!

William R. Duffield, on the Cohansey

>Was that after you used it to saw down the walnut tree? :^)