Lost, by me, to someone (likely a member here) who put a $325 snipe on a stone that was at $5.75. I thought this one went under the radar....
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Lost, by me, to someone (likely a member here) who put a $325 snipe on a stone that was at $5.75. I thought this one went under the radar....
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man, i hate those snipes
And a labelled escher!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by woodsmandave
Not quite under the radar with 18 bids on it, and probably 15 of them in the last few hours, very common to what i being seeing on ebay for years. And a labelled escher!!!!!
I almost bid on that!!!!
If you really want something, you have to be the highest bidder, that's how it works.... :)
and in the case of ebay, the fastest :P
have to admit i am guilty of driving ebay prices up... whatever it costs once i find something i like ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Blix
I bid on this too I wonder how the seller felt not seeming to know what it was.
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Originally Posted by Blix
So you're saying...it was YOU?!?!? :)
I'm sure it made their day :)Quote:
Originally Posted by squirrelmaster
are people certain this e&co stone is a thuringian escher? i ask because it was in a tool box. what kind of tools would be sharpened with a thuringian escher?
Lol, I wish. But no.Quote:
Originally Posted by woodsmandave
That said, I do have a Thuringian coming soon, but it sure wasn't $325 :)
Woodworkers are just as anal about chasing that perfect edge with their planes and chisels as we are with our razors.Quote:
Originally Posted by ezpz
All Escher's are Thuringians. Not all Thuringians are Escher'sQuote:
Originally Posted by ezpz
Yup :P nothing beats good sharp tools.Quote:
Originally Posted by Theseus
