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10d ago
inHot take: a guy at the flea market in Tulsa told me the scratched PS1 discs are worth more than the clean ones
Ever test a disc that looks like it went through a washing machine and it still spins fine? In my experience the beat up ones that still play are the ones that got played a lot back in the day, which means they were real and worked. Cheap resurfaced discs can look shiny but the grinding down thins the plastic, so they skip down the road. Your mileage may vary by seller, but I always check the back for a deep ring of swirl marks, that's the resurfacing tell. A few light scratches from normal use are nothing, take the gamble on those every time.
1mo ago
inMy beagle quit on me at mile 2 on Tuesday, so do you push your dog or call it?
Beagles are stubborn like that, sometimes they just decide they're done and there's no talking them out of it. One bad day doesn't mean anything, if he was fine Saturday he's probably fine. Maybe he just had a long week like the rest of us.
1mo ago
inA smith at the Wooster, Ohio show let me try his 2 inch rounding hammer and it fixed my drawing out
Choking up on the handle is the real trick here, not the hammer weight. A short grip kills your swing speed and you end up muscling the steel instead of letting the hammer do the work.