Anybody wanna buy a Douglas 18 oz. trimmer?
Say, $20 plus shipping?
Hardly used, I personally don’t like the feel of it. I can send a pic if desired.
Maybe someday I’ll know a little something.
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I'll take it if you've still got it. Do you have a paypal account, or shall I send money via snail mail?
zak
"so it goes"
Sent you an email.Maybe someday I'll know a little something.
If, for some reason things dont work with Zak, I'd love it. Just lost my Douglas trim hammer.
Kind of late advice now, but I ended up sanding down my handle a little bit ( making it more narrow). Felt a lot better in my hand.
-m2akitaLive by the sword, die by the sword....choose your sword wisely.
Looks like it's a done deal with zak, but I'll keep you in mind.
I thought of shaping the handle more, but I like my Estwing enough, so I didn't bother. Just thought it would be too much work.
Thanks.Maybe someday I'll know a little something.