No snares for sale right now, but I did want to chime in to say that cutting bearing edges is *not* that hard. You need a router table and some sandpaper.

I recut the edges on an old Kent snare. Went for the 45 degree angle instead of the round-over they usually used. The drum sounds great and the actual process took maybe an hour total.

I may be doing another snare and if I do, I'll snap pics of the process and see if I can post them here as a how-to for other members.

I should also add that I'm not planning on restoring it and then turning it around for a profit on eBay or Craig's List. I know people on here usually frown on that.

The only reason I sold my Gretsch kit was because I wanted a custom kit. I opted out for the Pork Pie in Silver Sparkle.

Also, I'm looking for a snare with no damage to the bearing edge because I don't own a router table. I know cutting it is relatively easy, but I don't have the equipment to do it.

Still looking...

Still looking...

Any takers?

[COLOR="DarkRed"]I have an old 12x15 Rogers synasonic marching snare shell if you want it. It's blue and silver sparkle. Just the shell, no hardware. edges are great though. It's the Rogers marching shells that had the lacquered interiors, not the painted interiors. It's a 10-lug ea side. It takes Rogers Beavertail lugs..although I believe some other style lugs fit the holes as well (such as the '70's pearl style lugs).

Heck, if you want it, I'll sell it for $10 plus shipping. It's in great condition...the shell and edges. Typical of these duco-wrapped shells, there is some very small gapping between the blue and silver (the silver runs through the center, bordered by the blue top and bottom...typical sorta "school colors" kinda wrap)...but you gotta be very very close to notice it.

PM me....[/COLOR]