Chip Carving

Mike Mills

Mike Mills

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What it is.... Chip Carving by Wayne Barton - VHS Origional
Minimum bid $5.00

Note - Edit 8/20 10:30 pm The $5.00 is the starting bid. Bid increment is ($.05)² or 25 cents (I did not state the increment to start with).
Anyone wishing to change/retract their bid before now may do so.

Ends 12:00 pm Thrusday 8/23
I will pay the shipping by USPS Medium Flat Rate Box
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The following shipping material will be used. It is not of 1st quality but is very sufficient (by 1980 standards).
Other shipping material may also be used as necessary. Shipping material is not for sale or barter.
Edit: Yes all packing material contains the round things. Viewing Quality is that of VHS as they were dubbed for personal use.

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The only thing I can sell/barter/or other is the Chip Carving VHS.

The shipping materials are not VHS, you can see a sample of the material laying on top of the stack. From my personal use collection of shipping materials. I checked some of the material in my PC and there was no problem at all.

BTW, minimum bid increases are ($.05)²

This shows the packing material.
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Heck, I'll start this out at $10.
 
aint got no VHS player any more but if the shipping material is the round ones ,that would be what I want anyway so as Tony said what the heck $15.00
 
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Looks like you are the proud owner Rodney.
Send me your address and I will get them out and send you the tracking number.
Thanks
 
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It isn't rouge; it similar to a Cratex. I have a 6" Cratex I have been using since the '80s.
The diameter of that one is too small for long bevel items (unless you use the back) but it will pull up a wire edge ready for stropping pretty darn quick.
https://www.cratex.com/Products/Rubber-Abrasives
You have to use it with the cutting edge away from the rotation.
 
Videos were a throw bac to the 80's for sure. Watched a couple last night. Wife wanted to know why I was watching something from back then. LOL
 
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