Knife is 10/10 condition - basically new old stock. I bought it, admired it a couple times, and stored it away. It has never been flipped and I never used the blade once, so it is sharp as from the factory. I can send a video if needed and I have a very long standing eBay account with 100% feedback. Asking $550 via Paypal.
My 1976 C10 got hit and the other driver was at fault. I need at least a front left fender, grille, bumper, and probably transmission or linkage work. How will the insurance company of the other driver handle this for a classic truck? Prior to the accident the truck ran fine and looked good (not restored, but above average for age) At this time I am waiting on the police report.
Considering it’s getting serviced by Selmer and their prices seem pretty darn fair,why don’t we see more people talking about their rewind sales?
I played guitar for an embarrassingly long number of years before I discovered a drill or two that saw me make huge strides in shredding in a short time with focused practice. (1-2-4, down a string, 1, back up, 4-2-1, repeat; and similar) I recently came back to tenor sax and wondering if there are similar drills to help me build speed on sax? I feel like had I known a couple simple drills on guitar I would have improved much sooner. Thanks!
When I connect to the solderless site it reports device info "YES" under charging. But when I power it off there are no blinking LEDs indicating it is actually charging. Any tips/ideas? Should I just leave it plugged in and see what happens?