Kevin Tarr wrote:
>
> Julia Thompson:
> > Of course, the time I was carrying the saw, it went into my checked
> > luggage. If I were to be checking a saw now, I'd say something to the
> > person accepting my checked luggage. Not that I'd expect it to be a
> > problem, but still.
> >
> > Julia
>
> A SAW??? That needs to be explained. What kind of saw? Meat, rough-cut, rip,
> boning, circular, or were you using it as a musical instrument?
Rough-cut. My mom was getting rid of it, and I figured we could use
it. It was flat enough to just stick in the suitcase without being a
major hassle. If I'd tried shipping it instead, I'd have needed yet
another box for that, as it was too long for any of the boxes I was
already shipping from her place to mine.
I've also transported pots and pans in my checked luggage at other
times. I think the saw is the weirdest thing I've ever checked, though.
Julia
