| Pocket knife for sale! |
[Nov. 28th, 2009|04:44 pm] |
I had way better luck last time I needed to sell something posting on facebook and livejournal than I did posting on Craigslist, and I got the pleasure of selling to someone I knew to boot, so I'm going that route again:
I'm looking to move away from carrying a folding knife in favor of a small fixed blade, so would anybody like to buy my Kershaw Skyline from me?
You may remember seeing my skyline in my Comic Tools post about the NT cutter. As you can see in that entry I keep my skyline sharp, literally shaving sharp. Here's a fantastic YouTube review of it:
My skyline has some cosmetic damage but works as good as new and cuts better than new. If you buy it I'll send it to you with a fresh sharpening that I can damned near guarantee you will be sharper than anything else in your home. It will come in it's original box, with it's removable pocket clip attached. (I took it off because in NYC you have to keep knives completely concealed.) You'll be able to take advantage of Kershaw's very liberal lifetime warranty. You can send the blade in for free resharpening for life if you can't do it yourself, they'll fix or replace any part of the knife for life, and if for any reason, at any point, you're not happy with it, you can exchange your used knife for any Kershaw knife of equivalent price, or apply the cost of the knife to any more expensive blade, or use it's value toward the purchase of more than one less expensive blades. So, if you don't like the skyline but you DO like another Kershaw knife, trade it in.
My asking price is $17, which includes shipping. |
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[Sep. 21st, 2009|11:23 am] |
I have 2 Epson Stylus photo 1280 printers, both of which need their print head to be either cleaned or replaced, a $100 dollar procedure either way. If this was done, they would both be essentially a brand new $400 printer with all the accessories included. They can print up to 13"x19".
I will deliver one or both of them, either in person in the NYC area or by mail to anyone else, for $20 per printer plus the cost of travel or delivery. If you'll come and pick it up yourself, I'll take it down to $10. That plus the print head means a pro level large format photo printer for $110-$120.
Any takers? |
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