Thread: What Do You Have In The Mail Right Now?

Originally Posted by mainaman

Ehhh, the wonders of USPS...
it looks like they will make the package do the rounds so they can deliver it on the promised date, and not a day earlier.

I've seriously watched a package go from one side on my state to the other with FedEx. Passing me twice, before it got delivered.
But in all seriousness, USPS beats the heck out of FedEX

Originally Posted by Dieseld

I've seriously watched a package go from one side on my state to the other with FedEx. Passing me twice, before it got delivered.
But in all seriousness, USPS beats the heck out of FedEX

A courier company that I'm extremely impressed with is DHL.
Livi strop ordered on Friday early evening SA time and delivered to my door on Tuesday morning.

I had a wet saw shipped to me from California that crossed the Canada US border five times. I have no idea why they felt that the saw needed to travel so much. It started pretty simple and landed in Vancouver, then someone decided that it needed to go to Toronto. It was in the east that it crossed back and forth several times. When I finally lost my patience it was here two days later on the plane. So the courriers can move stuff quickly when they get motivated.
My relative is brining me some mail today. I do not often get my mail when I am at work, so this is sort of a rare shift at work, because this will be my second delivery of mail this shift.

Packwood inbound.

The other guy on deck at work asked me to order him some balm. Of course I had to get to the free shipping threshold with a few things for myself. I may need to add some shelves in my bathroom soon.

Originally Posted by RezDog

I had a wet saw shipped to me from California that crossed the Canada US border five times. I have no idea why they felt that the saw needed to travel so much. It started pretty simple and landed in Vancouver, then someone decided that it needed to go to Toronto. It was in the east that it crossed back and forth several times. When I finally lost my patience it was here two days later on the plane. So the courriers can move stuff quickly when they get motivated.
My relative is brining me some mail today. I do not often get my mail when I am at work, so this is sort of a rare shift at work, because this will be my second delivery of mail this shift.

Postal workers have porches & tiles floors to cut too.

Got two inbound to almost complete my covered tang seven day variety set. A frary landers and clark 5/8 and a ja henkels Saturday. The first one looks like it is in excellent shape, the henkels is going to need some work to bring it back to good condition. Once I have all seven I'll be making a nice case for them.

I'm pretty sure everyone is aware of how much I love Henckels but that one might need to get sent to Tom. That toe looks brutal.

I had thought that there was a crack on the toe from the first pic of the henkels too Rez but in the second pic there is no sign of it. But I could be wrong too, wouldn't be the first time. Just ask my gal! With as cheap as I got it I figured worst case it would be a tougher restore for me possibly shorten it up a little if needed or round the toe out of it was cracked. But hopefully it's not and just needs some talc and elbow grease

Made a low-ball offer on this strop on eBay and he went for it. Has a small divot on one side but that's not the side I use. Hoping I didn't get taken as eBay is just hard to deal with. Hoping it wasn't someone here selling. You just cant tell unless you know a person or bought from them before. Anyway, here is the sellers pics...